CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: James tells his parents that he wants to drop two extracurriculars, so he can have a more reasonable schedule.
Consequence: James is able to sleep more and occasionally spend time with his friends.
Normative action: James tells his parents that he wants to drop two extracurriculars, so he can have a more reasonable schedule.
Consequence: James' grades begin to suffer, causing his parents to confront him at least once a week.
Divergent action: James starts smoking pot, so he'll feel less anxious about all his obligations.
Consequence: James' grades begin to suffer, causing his parents to confront him at least once a week.
Consequence: James is able to sleep more and occasionally spend time with his friends.
Divergent action: James starts smoking pot, so he'll feel less anxious about all his obligations.
Normative action: Jon waits until school gets out and has a frank discussion with his friend when the two are alone.
Consequence: Jon's friend and him are able to work out their differences and remain friends.
Normative action: Jon waits until school gets out and has a frank discussion with his friend when the two are alone.
Consequence: Jon's friend and him are punished for causing a scene at school and the two friend's relationship suffers.
Divergent action: Jon addresses his friend in front of others at school and refers to him with childish terms.
Consequence: Jon's friend and him are punished for causing a scene at school and the two friend's relationship suffers.
Consequence: Jon's friend and him are able to work out their differences and remain friends.
Divergent action: Jon addresses his friend in front of others at school and refers to him with childish terms.
Normative action: Penelope decides to joke around with someone else in the group who is in a better mood.
Consequence: Everyone, including Rita, laugh at Penelope's joke, and Rita feels better.
Normative action: Penelope decides to joke around with someone else in the group who is in a better mood.
Consequence: Rita gets very angry and tells Penelope that she doesn't want to talk to her again.
Divergent action: Penelope makes a joke about Rita's hair that would normally not be taken seriously by Rita.
Consequence: Rita gets very angry and tells Penelope that she doesn't want to talk to her again.
Consequence: Everyone, including Rita, laugh at Penelope's joke, and Rita feels better.
Divergent action: Penelope makes a joke about Rita's hair that would normally not be taken seriously by Rita.
Normative action: Alexandria tells them she did put them in the wrong place, and offers to come put them away correctly.
Consequence: Alexandria's roommates understood that everyone makes mistakes and ends up respecting her more for owning up to her mistake.
Normative action: Alexandria tells them she did put them in the wrong place, and offers to come put them away correctly.
Consequence: Alexandria's roommates call her a liar and start to trust her less.
Divergent action: Alexandria wanting to avoid her roommates thinking less of her, tells them she put the meat away in the right place.
Consequence: Alexandria's roommates call her a liar and start to trust her less.
Consequence: Alexandria's roommates understood that everyone makes mistakes and ends up respecting her more for owning up to her mistake.
Divergent action: Alexandria wanting to avoid her roommates thinking less of her, tells them she put the meat away in the right place.
Normative action: Kevin sends back a response that says he looks forward to seeing everyone again.
Consequence: Kevin's family is pleased that he was able to spend some time with them, and he really enjoys himself.
Normative action: Kevin sends back a response that says he looks forward to seeing everyone again.
Consequence: Kevin's family is disappointed, and he later regrets his decision when he hears what a fun time everyone had.
Divergent action: Kevin decides he would rather spend his time playing video games and writes back that he can't make it to the event.
Consequence: Kevin's family is disappointed, and he later regrets his decision when he hears what a fun time everyone had.
Consequence: Kevin's family is pleased that he was able to spend some time with them, and he really enjoys himself.
Divergent action: Kevin decides he would rather spend his time playing video games and writes back that he can't make it to the event.
Normative action: Maddy takes out her old prom dress and tells Lindsey she can borrow it.
Consequence: Lindsey looks nice and enjoys the dance.
Normative action: Maddy takes out her old prom dress and tells Lindsey she can borrow it.
Consequence: Lindsey feels sad and isn't able to attend the dance.
Divergent action: Maddy tell Lindsey that she should have saved up some money earlier in the year and can't help.
Consequence: Lindsey feels sad and isn't able to attend the dance.
Consequence: Lindsey looks nice and enjoys the dance.
Divergent action: Maddy tell Lindsey that she should have saved up some money earlier in the year and can't help.
Normative action: Lydia tells Melody that she and her baby look healthy and happy.
Consequence: Melody is grateful for Lydia's visit and talks about her worries about being a new mom.
Normative action: Lydia tells Melody that she and her baby look healthy and happy.
Consequence: Melody is irritated at Lydia's behavior and asks her to leave and never to talk to her again.
Divergent action: Lydia tells Melody that she looks as fat as she used to be back in middle school.
Consequence: Melody is irritated at Lydia's behavior and asks her to leave and never to talk to her again.
Consequence: Melody is grateful for Lydia's visit and talks about her worries about being a new mom.
Divergent action: Lydia tells Melody that she looks as fat as she used to be back in middle school.
Normative action: Timothy agrees to hang out with them for a while, and then goes back to his video game when he gets home.
Consequence: Timothy and his friends have a good time and hang out again later.
Normative action: Timothy agrees to hang out with them for a while, and then goes back to his video game when he gets home.
Consequence: Timothy's buddy doesn't bother to call him the next time they hang out.
Divergent action: Timothy turns his buddy down and goes back to his video game.
Consequence: Timothy's buddy doesn't bother to call him the next time they hang out.
Consequence: Timothy and his friends have a good time and hang out again later.
Divergent action: Timothy turns his buddy down and goes back to his video game.
Normative action: Naomi grins at the man and asks him how his day is going.
Consequence: The man's day is made, and he's happy that Naomi smiled back.
Normative action: Naomi grins at the man and asks him how his day is going.
Consequence: The man's feelings are hurt, and he starts to feel like a creep.
Divergent action: Naomi tells the man to stop staring at her and walks faster.
Consequence: The man's feelings are hurt, and he starts to feel like a creep.
Consequence: The man's day is made, and he's happy that Naomi smiled back.
Divergent action: Naomi tells the man to stop staring at her and walks faster.
Normative action: Joe tells the coworker that he likes the way she did her hair.
Consequence: The coworker is excited that someone finally noticed her new hairstyle.
Normative action: Joe tells the coworker that he likes the way she did her hair.
Consequence: The coworker feels sad thinking that he hasn't noticed her hair.
Divergent action: Joe asks the coworker about her day and about work topics.
Consequence: The coworker feels sad thinking that he hasn't noticed her hair.
Consequence: The coworker is excited that someone finally noticed her new hairstyle.
Divergent action: Joe asks the coworker about her day and about work topics.
Normative action: Eddie tells his friend that he had planned on going to the park instead.
Consequence: Eddie's friend is disappointed, but they plan to get together another time.
Normative action: Eddie tells his friend that he had planned on going to the park instead.
Consequence: Eddie is seen at the park and his friend is mad that he lied.
Divergent action: Eddie tells his friend he is too sick and goes to the park instead of the birthday party.
Consequence: Eddie is seen at the park and his friend is mad that he lied.
Consequence: Eddie's friend is disappointed, but they plan to get together another time.
Divergent action: Eddie tells his friend he is too sick and goes to the park instead of the birthday party.
Normative action: Daniel donates what money he can to the cause and even takes some information about possibly donating some time to feed hungry children.
Consequence: More children receive food right away and Daniel feels good about his selfless act, setting him on a path of community service that enriches his life and helps others.
Normative action: Daniel donates what money he can to the cause and even takes some information about possibly donating some time to feed hungry children.
Consequence: The young woman does not collect enough money to feed some children in need and Daniel feels guilty about that later on.
Divergent action: Daniel tells the young woman that his own family has to come first, and he cannot afford to donate money to feed strangers.
Consequence: The young woman does not collect enough money to feed some children in need and Daniel feels guilty about that later on.
Consequence: More children receive food right away and Daniel feels good about his selfless act, setting him on a path of community service that enriches his life and helps others.
Divergent action: Daniel tells the young woman that his own family has to come first, and he cannot afford to donate money to feed strangers.
Normative action: Arthur gets a coworker who's rarely in the office to switch with him.
Consequence: Arthur has a much easier time getting his work done.
Normative action: Arthur gets a coworker who's rarely in the office to switch with him.
Consequence: Arthur's boss investigates and fires Arthur when it's discovered he was lying.
Divergent action: Arthur tells his boss that Kyle is skimming money from the company.
Consequence: Arthur's boss investigates and fires Arthur when it's discovered he was lying.
Consequence: Arthur has a much easier time getting his work done.
Divergent action: Arthur tells his boss that Kyle is skimming money from the company.
Normative action: Chris goes outside and attempts to climb up some fences and walls for fun.
Consequence: Chris improves his climbing skills and has a fun time climbing over things.
Normative action: Chris goes outside and attempts to climb up some fences and walls for fun.
Consequence: Chris' sister gets very upset and throws things at Chris, hitting him in the head.
Divergent action: Chris gets a metal pot and begins banging it outside of his sister's door, just to get a reaction out of her.
Consequence: Chris' sister gets very upset and throws things at Chris, hitting him in the head.
Consequence: Chris improves his climbing skills and has a fun time climbing over things.
Divergent action: Chris gets a metal pot and begins banging it outside of his sister's door, just to get a reaction out of her.
Normative action: Cindy goes outside on a patio and smokes her cigarette there.
Consequence: Cindy's friends are all safe inside from the smoke, so they keep on talking.
Normative action: Cindy goes outside on a patio and smokes her cigarette there.
Consequence: Her friends are all upset and bothered by the smoke and the harm it might cause to their kids.
Divergent action: Cindy gets out her cigarette from her purse and smokes it.
Consequence: Her friends are all upset and bothered by the smoke and the harm it might cause to their kids.
Consequence: Cindy's friends are all safe inside from the smoke, so they keep on talking.
Divergent action: Cindy gets out her cigarette from her purse and smokes it.
Normative action: Sam offers to explain the lesson to his friend in a way that he will possibly understand.
Consequence: Sam's friend learns the information from Sam since Sam knows how to explain it to him, and he does well in class as a result.
Normative action: Sam offers to explain the lesson to his friend in a way that he will possibly understand.
Consequence: Sam's friend never learns the lesson clearly and goes on to fail a test on the subject.
Divergent action: Sam doesn't want to do schoolwork with his friend, so he suggest they play video games and forget schoolwork.
Consequence: Sam's friend never learns the lesson clearly and goes on to fail a test on the subject.
Consequence: Sam's friend learns the information from Sam since Sam knows how to explain it to him, and he does well in class as a result.
Divergent action: Sam doesn't want to do schoolwork with his friend, so he suggest they play video games and forget schoolwork.
Normative action: Gabe rings the doorbell of the home the item is in front of and makes an offer to buy it from the homeowner.
Consequence: The homeowner agrees to sell it to Gabe and Gabe goes home happy with the item.
Normative action: Gabe rings the doorbell of the home the item is in front of and makes an offer to buy it from the homeowner.
Consequence: Gabe is eventually caught by the police for his theft and arrested.
Divergent action: Gabe casually picks up the item he likes and walks home with it hoping that nobody saw him.
Consequence: Gabe is eventually caught by the police for his theft and arrested.
Consequence: The homeowner agrees to sell it to Gabe and Gabe goes home happy with the item.
Divergent action: Gabe casually picks up the item he likes and walks home with it hoping that nobody saw him.
Normative action: Anna expresses to her partner that she doesn't want to leave the house and leaves her partner's decision up to them.
Consequence: Anna's partner spends some time at home with Anna before heading out to the friend's house and the couple is happy.
Normative action: Anna expresses to her partner that she doesn't want to leave the house and leaves her partner's decision up to them.
Consequence: Anna's partner reluctantly stays home and grows to resent Anna which doesn't bode well for the relationship.
Divergent action: Anna informs her partner that she doesn't want to go out tonight and makes it clear that that means them too.
Consequence: Anna's partner reluctantly stays home and grows to resent Anna which doesn't bode well for the relationship.
Consequence: Anna's partner spends some time at home with Anna before heading out to the friend's house and the couple is happy.
Divergent action: Anna informs her partner that she doesn't want to go out tonight and makes it clear that that means them too.
Normative action: Larry tells Jacob privately that he has a drinking problem and that he needs help.
Consequence: Jacob appreciates Larry's concern and agrees to see someone about his drinking.
Normative action: Larry tells Jacob privately that he has a drinking problem and that he needs help.
Consequence: Jacob is very hurt and embarrassed and stays away from Larry in the future.
Divergent action: Larry posts pictures from Jacob's confession on social media and tells everyone about Jacob's problems.
Consequence: Jacob is very hurt and embarrassed and stays away from Larry in the future.
Consequence: Jacob appreciates Larry's concern and agrees to see someone about his drinking.
Divergent action: Larry posts pictures from Jacob's confession on social media and tells everyone about Jacob's problems.
Normative action: Samantha tells her husband that he's in charge and to take care of the kids.
Consequence: Samantha's husband does a great job taking care of their kids.
Normative action: Samantha tells her husband that he's in charge and to take care of the kids.
Consequence: Samantha's husband is very offended that Samantha doesn't think she can rely on him.
Divergent action: Samantha hires a nanny for the week to watch over the kids.
Consequence: Samantha's husband is very offended that Samantha doesn't think she can rely on him.
Consequence: Samantha's husband does a great job taking care of their kids.
Divergent action: Samantha hires a nanny for the week to watch over the kids.
Normative action: Jessica introduces herself to every girl at camp, regardless of what they look like.
Consequence: Jessica makes lots of friends and learns not to judge a book by its cover.
Normative action: Jessica introduces herself to every girl at camp, regardless of what they look like.
Consequence: The larger girl mentions Jessica's behavior to the other girls, who decide they don't want to be friends with Jessica over her actions.
Divergent action: During lunch, Jessica walks over to a table of girls and introduces herself to everyone except one larger girl.
Consequence: The larger girl mentions Jessica's behavior to the other girls, who decide they don't want to be friends with Jessica over her actions.
Consequence: Jessica makes lots of friends and learns not to judge a book by its cover.
Divergent action: During lunch, Jessica walks over to a table of girls and introduces herself to everyone except one larger girl.
Normative action: Alex accepts the breakup and extend his social circle in order to meet new people.
Consequence: Alex becomes happier and makes a lot of new friends.
Normative action: Alex accepts the breakup and extend his social circle in order to meet new people.
Consequence: Alex has wild thoughts and becomes unforgiving and isolated.
Divergent action: Alex feels that Victor has caused the breakup, and he wants to end Victor's life so that his girlfriend will come back.
Consequence: Alex has wild thoughts and becomes unforgiving and isolated.
Consequence: Alex becomes happier and makes a lot of new friends.
Divergent action: Alex feels that Victor has caused the breakup, and he wants to end Victor's life so that his girlfriend will come back.
Normative action: Janine goes up to Kit and asks if when he's finished if he could watch a show with her.
Consequence: Kit says he would like that, so saves his work and watches a sitcom with Janine.
Normative action: Janine goes up to Kit and asks if when he's finished if he could watch a show with her.
Consequence: Kit is angry at Janine because all his work wasn't saved, and he now has to start from scratch.
Divergent action: Janine goes up to Kit's computer and pulls the plug on his computer while he was working on the song.
Consequence: Kit is angry at Janine because all his work wasn't saved, and he now has to start from scratch.
Consequence: Kit says he would like that, so saves his work and watches a sitcom with Janine.
Divergent action: Janine goes up to Kit's computer and pulls the plug on his computer while he was working on the song.
Normative action: Bob puts his grass clippings in a compost pile behind his house and offers Peter some of the compost.
Consequence: Bob gets some nice compost to use in his flower beds, and makes friends with Peter.
Normative action: Bob puts his grass clippings in a compost pile behind his house and offers Peter some of the compost.
Consequence: Peter gets very angry and curses out Bob, and threatens to sue.
Divergent action: Bob throws all of his grass clippings onto Peter's lawn.
Consequence: Peter gets very angry and curses out Bob, and threatens to sue.
Consequence: Bob gets some nice compost to use in his flower beds, and makes friends with Peter.
Divergent action: Bob throws all of his grass clippings onto Peter's lawn.
Normative action: Jeremy signs and shares a petition calling for police officers to be held accountable when they kill unarmed black people.
Consequence: Jeremy helps the petition gain visibility and further support so it makes more of an impact.
Normative action: Jeremy signs and shares a petition calling for police officers to be held accountable when they kill unarmed black people.
Consequence: Jeremy loses friends and starts rifts within his family because of his inflammatory views.
Divergent action: Jeremy makes social media posts about how the police need to be respected because their job is so dangerous and about how white men are now the most marginalized.
Consequence: Jeremy loses friends and starts rifts within his family because of his inflammatory views.
Consequence: Jeremy helps the petition gain visibility and further support so it makes more of an impact.
Divergent action: Jeremy makes social media posts about how the police need to be respected because their job is so dangerous and about how white men are now the most marginalized.
Normative action: Melanie applies for food stamps and makes her kids healthy, simple meals.
Consequence: Melanie's kids start to feel better and healthier, and she keeps them.
Normative action: Melanie applies for food stamps and makes her kids healthy, simple meals.
Consequence: Melanie's kids get sicker and sicker and may get taken away from her.
Divergent action: Melanie eats only a small amount herself and doesn't give her kids any food.
Consequence: Melanie's kids get sicker and sicker and may get taken away from her.
Consequence: Melanie's kids start to feel better and healthier, and she keeps them.
Divergent action: Melanie eats only a small amount herself and doesn't give her kids any food.
Normative action: Peter asks his mother if she would be willing to buy him a bar of chocolate.
Consequence: Peter's mother agrees to purchase the chocolate bar for Peter and puts it in her shopping cart.
Normative action: Peter asks his mother if she would be willing to buy him a bar of chocolate.
Consequence: Peter's mother later on notices that he's eating chocolate she didn't pay for and gets very angry.
Divergent action: Peter walks over to the counter and takes a chocolate bar and puts it in his pocket without paying.
Consequence: Peter's mother later on notices that he's eating chocolate she didn't pay for and gets very angry.
Consequence: Peter's mother agrees to purchase the chocolate bar for Peter and puts it in her shopping cart.
Divergent action: Peter walks over to the counter and takes a chocolate bar and puts it in his pocket without paying.
Normative action: Devin invites his coworker over to his house to spend time with him and his fiance.
Consequence: Devin and his fiance become friends with the new girl at work.
Normative action: Devin invites his coworker over to his house to spend time with him and his fiance.
Consequence: Devin's fiance finds out about his dinner date and breaks off his engagement.
Divergent action: Devin asks his new coworker out to have dinner on a date.
Consequence: Devin's fiance finds out about his dinner date and breaks off his engagement.
Consequence: Devin and his fiance become friends with the new girl at work.
Divergent action: Devin asks his new coworker out to have dinner on a date.
Normative action: Billy gives his classmate an invitation to his birthday party even though he doesn't really like them.
Consequence: Billy's classmate it happy that they are able to join in Billy's birthday celebration.
Normative action: Billy gives his classmate an invitation to his birthday party even though he doesn't really like them.
Consequence: Billy's classmate feels sad to be left out of Billy's birthday party.
Divergent action: Billy doesn't give the classmate he doesn't like an invitation and just walks past them.
Consequence: Billy's classmate feels sad to be left out of Billy's birthday party.
Consequence: Billy's classmate it happy that they are able to join in Billy's birthday celebration.
Divergent action: Billy doesn't give the classmate he doesn't like an invitation and just walks past them.
Normative action: Wally offers to clear a path for the person in the wheelchair, so they can both move more quickly through the crowd.
Consequence: The person in the wheelchair is happy for the help and is able to get to their bus stop in time.
Normative action: Wally offers to clear a path for the person in the wheelchair, so they can both move more quickly through the crowd.
Consequence: The person in the wheelchair misses their bus do to wasting time arguing with Wally.
Divergent action: Wally makes fun of the person in the wheelchair, tells him to get out of the way and the two of them get into a loud conversation on the sidewalk.
Consequence: The person in the wheelchair misses their bus do to wasting time arguing with Wally.