CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Rhonda gives Amy the silent treatment and refuses to discuss the issue further.
Consequence: Amy decides that Rhonda is too immature and their friendship comes to an end.
Consequence: Amy is able to work things out with Rhonda and their friendship grows stronger.
Divergent action: Rhonda gives Amy the silent treatment and refuses to discuss the issue further.
Normative action: Sara buys her son a dancing game and an Xbox Kinect.
Consequence: Sara's son gets to play while also getting healthy exercise.
Normative action: Sara buys her son a dancing game and an Xbox Kinect.
Consequence: Sara's son gets less exercise because of the nature of the video game.
Divergent action: Sara buys her son a traditional popular video game.
Consequence: Sara's son gets less exercise because of the nature of the video game.
Consequence: Sara's son gets to play while also getting healthy exercise.
Divergent action: Sara buys her son a traditional popular video game.
Normative action: Joe uses a day of his paid vacation and takes a personal day.
Consequence: Joe is reinforcing responsible habits.
Normative action: Joe uses a day of his paid vacation and takes a personal day.
Consequence: Joe feels bad and irresponsible about lying.
Divergent action: Joe tells his boss that he is sick and can't come in.
Consequence: Joe feels bad and irresponsible about lying.
Consequence: Joe is reinforcing responsible habits.
Divergent action: Joe tells his boss that he is sick and can't come in.
Normative action: Jason decides to just change his path and take the long way home.
Consequence: Jason gets home a little later than he wanted to but without incident.
Normative action: Jason decides to just change his path and take the long way home.
Consequence: Jason is seen breaking the lock and is later fined for the damages.
Divergent action: Jason kicks open the gate breaking the lock in the process and continues to his house.
Consequence: Jason is seen breaking the lock and is later fined for the damages.
Consequence: Jason gets home a little later than he wanted to but without incident.
Divergent action: Jason kicks open the gate breaking the lock in the process and continues to his house.
Normative action: Mae attends the funeral and greets the family, telling them how much Helen meant to her.
Consequence: The family appreciates Mae's words and tells her that Helen loved her too.
Normative action: Mae attends the funeral and greets the family, telling them how much Helen meant to her.
Consequence: The family is disappointed and upset with Mae for not attending the funeral.
Divergent action: Mae skips the funeral and calls the family two weeks later expressing her thoughts.
Consequence: The family is disappointed and upset with Mae for not attending the funeral.
Consequence: The family appreciates Mae's words and tells her that Helen loved her too.
Divergent action: Mae skips the funeral and calls the family two weeks later expressing her thoughts.
Normative action: Dave tells Phil he'll definitely come early and help Phil set up and stay for the party.
Consequence: Phil is delighted that Dave is willing to pitch in and that he's not a selfish friend.
Normative action: Dave tells Phil he'll definitely come early and help Phil set up and stay for the party.
Consequence: Phil is annoyed that Dave only wants to attend the fun part of the evening and refuses to pitch in.
Divergent action: Dave tells Phil he'll come to the party, but he has some other plans beforehand, so he can't help set up.
Consequence: Phil is annoyed that Dave only wants to attend the fun part of the evening and refuses to pitch in.
Consequence: Phil is delighted that Dave is willing to pitch in and that he's not a selfish friend.
Divergent action: Dave tells Phil he'll come to the party, but he has some other plans beforehand, so he can't help set up.
Normative action: Jack reorganizes the fridge and throws away some of his own old food which frees up space.
Consequence: Jack's roommate is happy the fridge is clearer.
Normative action: Jack reorganizes the fridge and throws away some of his own old food which frees up space.
Consequence: Jack's roommate gets upset because he was still going to eat the food.
Divergent action: Jack throws out some of his roommate's old leftovers to make room in the fridge.
Consequence: Jack's roommate gets upset because he was still going to eat the food.
Consequence: Jack's roommate is happy the fridge is clearer.
Divergent action: Jack throws out some of his roommate's old leftovers to make room in the fridge.
Normative action: Jon shares an interesting story about his past which he is comfortable being honest about.
Consequence: The girl is compelled by the story and is more interested.
Normative action: Jon shares an interesting story about his past which he is comfortable being honest about.
Consequence: The girl finds out the truth and is upset she was lied to.
Divergent action: Jon exaggerates his past in order to appear in a better light.
Consequence: The girl finds out the truth and is upset she was lied to.
Consequence: The girl is compelled by the story and is more interested.
Divergent action: Jon exaggerates his past in order to appear in a better light.
Normative action: Trish has a few drinks of alcohol and goes up to her bed to fall asleep.
Consequence: Trish wakes up feeling calmer and more ready to process what happened.
Normative action: Trish has a few drinks of alcohol and goes up to her bed to fall asleep.
Consequence: Trish isn't found in time and passes away from her suicide attempt.
Divergent action: Trish grabs a plastic trash bag and puts it over her head, duct taping it around her neck and securing her hands in a pair of handcuffs.
Consequence: Trish isn't found in time and passes away from her suicide attempt.
Consequence: Trish wakes up feeling calmer and more ready to process what happened.
Divergent action: Trish grabs a plastic trash bag and puts it over her head, duct taping it around her neck and securing her hands in a pair of handcuffs.
Normative action: Bobby defends himself and Chris from the bullies, and they run home together safely.
Consequence: Bobby and Chris grow stronger through the experience and Bobby's mom signs them up for self defense classes.
Normative action: Bobby defends himself and Chris from the bullies, and they run home together safely.
Consequence: Chris is beaten up and Bobby gets into a lot of trouble from his parents for leaving his younger brother alone.
Divergent action: Bobby does not defend Chris from the bullies and instead runs home by himself.
Consequence: Chris is beaten up and Bobby gets into a lot of trouble from his parents for leaving his younger brother alone.
Consequence: Bobby and Chris grow stronger through the experience and Bobby's mom signs them up for self defense classes.
Divergent action: Bobby does not defend Chris from the bullies and instead runs home by himself.
Normative action: Brad tells everyone silly jokes.
Consequence: Brad gains new friends.
Normative action: Brad tells everyone silly jokes.
Consequence: Brad is lectured by Andy's girlfriend when she finds out about the event.
Divergent action: Brad plays a silly prank on Andy to make people laugh.
Consequence: Brad is lectured by Andy's girlfriend when she finds out about the event.
Consequence: Brad gains new friends.
Divergent action: Brad plays a silly prank on Andy to make people laugh.
Normative action: Bobby decides to change his diet and has a breakfast of toast and some of his favorite fruit.
Consequence: Bobby is able to lower his blood pressure and his doctor is extremely happy for him and his improved health.
Normative action: Bobby decides to change his diet and has a breakfast of toast and some of his favorite fruit.
Consequence: Bobby keeps eating unhealthy foods and has to get a heart transplant ASAP.
Divergent action: Bobby does not listen to his doctor and makes a breakfast consisting of four eggs, four pieces of bacon and two pieces of toast to eat.
Consequence: Bobby keeps eating unhealthy foods and has to get a heart transplant ASAP.
Consequence: Bobby is able to lower his blood pressure and his doctor is extremely happy for him and his improved health.
Divergent action: Bobby does not listen to his doctor and makes a breakfast consisting of four eggs, four pieces of bacon and two pieces of toast to eat.
Normative action: Edgar decides Turbo needs to walk too, and they go out an walks every day.
Consequence: Edgar and Turbo both get healthier and Turbo lives to a ripe old age.
Normative action: Edgar decides Turbo needs to walk too, and they go out an walks every day.
Consequence: Turbo tries to follow Edgar and is never seen again leaving Edgar heartbroken.
Divergent action: Edgar decides to start walking but since it is winter he doesn't take Turbo out in the cold.
Consequence: Turbo tries to follow Edgar and is never seen again leaving Edgar heartbroken.
Consequence: Edgar and Turbo both get healthier and Turbo lives to a ripe old age.
Divergent action: Edgar decides to start walking but since it is winter he doesn't take Turbo out in the cold.
Normative action: Karina tells her coworker she is flattered, but is very much in love with Roland and must decline.
Consequence: Karina's coworker respects her honesty and leaves her alone.
Normative action: Karina tells her coworker she is flattered, but is very much in love with Roland and must decline.
Consequence: Roland is heartbroken to find out about Karina's date and ends their years-long relationship.
Divergent action: Karina agrees to the date with her coworker.
Consequence: Roland is heartbroken to find out about Karina's date and ends their years-long relationship.
Consequence: Karina's coworker respects her honesty and leaves her alone.
Divergent action: Karina agrees to the date with her coworker.
Normative action: Barbara says that while the song may not be her cup of tea everybody has a unique taste in music.
Consequence: Barbara's cousin is happy that Barbara can be open minded to other people's taste.
Normative action: Barbara says that while the song may not be her cup of tea everybody has a unique taste in music.
Consequence: Barbara's cousin is offended by her disrespectful comment and leaves.
Divergent action: Barbara tells her cousin that the song is garbage and that only dummies would like that sort of thing.
Consequence: Barbara's cousin is offended by her disrespectful comment and leaves.
Consequence: Barbara's cousin is happy that Barbara can be open minded to other people's taste.
Divergent action: Barbara tells her cousin that the song is garbage and that only dummies would like that sort of thing.
Normative action: Dave tells his son Max that he is grounded, and he needs to return all the tools right away.
Consequence: Max learns right from wrong and realizes that he has made a major mistake and apologizes.
Normative action: Dave tells his son Max that he is grounded, and he needs to return all the tools right away.
Consequence: Max is traumatized and terrified of his father and goes through major stress while deprived of food and water.
Divergent action: Dave tells his son Max to get in the basement and locks him down there for two days without food or water.
Consequence: Max is traumatized and terrified of his father and goes through major stress while deprived of food and water.
Consequence: Max learns right from wrong and realizes that he has made a major mistake and apologizes.
Divergent action: Dave tells his son Max to get in the basement and locks him down there for two days without food or water.
Normative action: Jen asks the customer if they need help finding something and multitasks while telling them what aisle to look in.
Consequence: The customer is grateful and buys the item from the store.
Normative action: Jen asks the customer if they need help finding something and multitasks while telling them what aisle to look in.
Consequence: The customer doesn't find what they need, and they shop elsewhere.
Divergent action: Jen ignores the customer and focuses solely on the people waiting in line.
Consequence: The customer doesn't find what they need, and they shop elsewhere.
Consequence: The customer is grateful and buys the item from the store.
Divergent action: Jen ignores the customer and focuses solely on the people waiting in line.
Normative action: Chris pulls his car to the side of the road to change the tire.
Consequence: A police offer sees Chris is having trouble and offers to help him.
Normative action: Chris pulls his car to the side of the road to change the tire.
Consequence: A police officer comes by and tickets Chris for impeding the flow of traffic.
Divergent action: Chris stops in the lane and attempts to change the tire.
Consequence: A police officer comes by and tickets Chris for impeding the flow of traffic.
Consequence: A police offer sees Chris is having trouble and offers to help him.
Divergent action: Chris stops in the lane and attempts to change the tire.
Normative action: Jill compliments her roommate on the shirt and asks to borrow it for a night.
Consequence: Jill's roommate feels validated in her sense of style and agrees to let her borrow it.
Normative action: Jill compliments her roommate on the shirt and asks to borrow it for a night.
Consequence: Jill's roommate notices one day and gets extremely upset.
Divergent action: Jill takes the shirt and fails to return it.
Consequence: Jill's roommate notices one day and gets extremely upset.
Consequence: Jill's roommate feels validated in her sense of style and agrees to let her borrow it.
Divergent action: Jill takes the shirt and fails to return it.
Normative action: Georgina suggests the group play a party game.
Consequence: Georgina and her family have a fun time at the baby shower.
Normative action: Georgina suggests the group play a party game.
Consequence: Georgina's family think she is overstepping her bounds and are reluctant to share with her in the future.
Divergent action: Georgina starts talking about an affair she suspects her cousin is having.
Consequence: Georgina's family think she is overstepping her bounds and are reluctant to share with her in the future.
Consequence: Georgina and her family have a fun time at the baby shower.
Divergent action: Georgina starts talking about an affair she suspects her cousin is having.
Normative action: Ben waits to get in his car before texting.
Consequence: Ben pays attention to where he is going and doesn't get in anyone's way.
Normative action: Ben waits to get in his car before texting.
Consequence: Ben runs into someone causing them to think he is rude and aloof.
Divergent action: Ben starts texting while walking through a crowd of people.
Consequence: Ben runs into someone causing them to think he is rude and aloof.
Consequence: Ben pays attention to where he is going and doesn't get in anyone's way.
Divergent action: Ben starts texting while walking through a crowd of people.
Normative action: John returns Lucy's call, meets her to help her, and returns to see the movie another day.
Consequence: Lucy is really appreciative of John's assistance with her problem and pays for his movie tickets.
Normative action: John returns Lucy's call, meets her to help her, and returns to see the movie another day.
Consequence: Lucy feels let down, angry, and has significant difficulty without John returning her call.
Divergent action: John ignores the voicemail on his phone after listening to it, sits back down, and enjoys his film.
Consequence: Lucy feels let down, angry, and has significant difficulty without John returning her call.
Consequence: Lucy is really appreciative of John's assistance with her problem and pays for his movie tickets.
Divergent action: John ignores the voicemail on his phone after listening to it, sits back down, and enjoys his film.
Normative action: Lucy asks her son if he has any kind of romantic relationships despite his asexuality.
Consequence: Paul says he's in a queer-platonic relationship with someone at school and thanks his mom for not making assumptions about him.
Normative action: Lucy asks her son if he has any kind of romantic relationships despite his asexuality.
Consequence: Catherine feels disrespected, as her family is aware of her sexuality and says she's dating a woman now.
Divergent action: Lucy asks Catherine when she is getting a boyfriend over the Thanksgiving table.
Consequence: Catherine feels disrespected, as her family is aware of her sexuality and says she's dating a woman now.
Consequence: Paul says he's in a queer-platonic relationship with someone at school and thanks his mom for not making assumptions about him.
Divergent action: Lucy asks Catherine when she is getting a boyfriend over the Thanksgiving table.
Normative action: Jenna's dad counters with the idea that she major in theater and minor in computer science.
Consequence: Jenna thanks her dad and takes part-time work as a programmer while auditioning for plays.
Normative action: Jenna's dad counters with the idea that she major in theater and minor in computer science.
Consequence: Jenna disowns her dad and takes out student loans to finish her degree.
Divergent action: Jenna's dad tells her that if she switches her major, he'll refuse to sign her FAFSA.
Consequence: Jenna disowns her dad and takes out student loans to finish her degree.
Consequence: Jenna thanks her dad and takes part-time work as a programmer while auditioning for plays.
Divergent action: Jenna's dad tells her that if she switches her major, he'll refuse to sign her FAFSA.
Normative action: Laura goes to the gym with a friend and invests in slimming undergarments.
Consequence: Laura is able to fit into her dress and loses a few extra pounds.
Normative action: Laura goes to the gym with a friend and invests in slimming undergarments.
Consequence: Laura gets thing, begins to suffer from the effects of malnutrition and develops an eating disorder.
Divergent action: Laura goes on a crash diet, eating only one piece of fruit every day.
Consequence: Laura gets thing, begins to suffer from the effects of malnutrition and develops an eating disorder.
Consequence: Laura is able to fit into her dress and loses a few extra pounds.
Divergent action: Laura goes on a crash diet, eating only one piece of fruit every day.
Normative action: Dave tells the group that the people in the video must have a hard time in life.
Consequence: The group agrees with Dave and are happy that he recognizes that people with mental disabilities face a bigger struggle.
Normative action: Dave tells the group that the people in the video must have a hard time in life.
Consequence: The group is disgusted that Dave would use that derogatory term and are made uncomfortable.
Divergent action: Dave tells the group that the "retards" in the video must have a hard time in life.
Consequence: The group is disgusted that Dave would use that derogatory term and are made uncomfortable.
Consequence: The group agrees with Dave and are happy that he recognizes that people with mental disabilities face a bigger struggle.
Divergent action: Dave tells the group that the "retards" in the video must have a hard time in life.
Normative action: Sara attends the funeral along with her friend.
Consequence: The family appreciates the support from Sara.
Normative action: Sara attends the funeral along with her friend.
Consequence: The family is sad that she did not attend the funeral since they considered her a friend.
Divergent action: Sara sends a card to the family.
Consequence: The family is sad that she did not attend the funeral since they considered her a friend.
Consequence: The family appreciates the support from Sara.
Divergent action: Sara sends a card to the family.
Normative action: Henry lets his brother take in the cat.
Consequence: The cat gets a new home where it is taken care of.
Normative action: Henry lets his brother take in the cat.
Consequence: The cat struggles and dies because it is not accustomed to living outside on it's own.
Divergent action: Henry leaves the cat in the street when he moves out.
Consequence: The cat struggles and dies because it is not accustomed to living outside on it's own.
Consequence: The cat gets a new home where it is taken care of.
Divergent action: Henry leaves the cat in the street when he moves out.
Normative action: Dylan confesses to Lucy about his problem and goes to the casino to suspend his account.
Consequence: Lucy forgives Dylan and helps him navigate his way out of his addiction.
Normative action: Dylan confesses to Lucy about his problem and goes to the casino to suspend his account.
Consequence: Lucy's card is declined while she is at the grocery store, and she leaves the store embarrassed and without food.
Divergent action: Dylan goes to the casino behind Lucy's back and drains their bank account.
Consequence: Lucy's card is declined while she is at the grocery store, and she leaves the store embarrassed and without food.
Consequence: Lucy forgives Dylan and helps him navigate his way out of his addiction.
Divergent action: Dylan goes to the casino behind Lucy's back and drains their bank account.
Normative action: Juan goes and picks up Lonnie like he promised he would.
Consequence: Lonnie is very grateful to Juan and promises to return the favor one day.
Normative action: Juan goes and picks up Lonnie like he promised he would.
Consequence: Lonnie is stuck with no ride and ends up missing his flight.
Divergent action: Juan isn't in the mood to leave home, so he texts Lonnie that he won't be able to drive him.
Consequence: Lonnie is stuck with no ride and ends up missing his flight.
Consequence: Lonnie is very grateful to Juan and promises to return the favor one day.
Divergent action: Juan isn't in the mood to leave home, so he texts Lonnie that he won't be able to drive him.
Normative action: Jessie plans a big an elaborate wedding and invites all her friends and family.
Consequence: Jessie's parents are happy to play such a big part in their daughter's life.
Normative action: Jessie plans a big an elaborate wedding and invites all her friends and family.
Consequence: Jessie's parents are angry at not being invited to the ceremony at all.
Divergent action: Jessie runs off to Vegas to elope with her boyfriend without telling anyone.
Consequence: Jessie's parents are angry at not being invited to the ceremony at all.
Consequence: Jessie's parents are happy to play such a big part in their daughter's life.
Divergent action: Jessie runs off to Vegas to elope with her boyfriend without telling anyone.
Normative action: Harry gets professional help with his cocaine addiction.
Consequence: Harry makes a full recovery and lives a normal life.
Normative action: Harry gets professional help with his cocaine addiction.
Consequence: Harry becomes less functional and eventually dies.
Divergent action: Harry ignores his cocaine addiction.
Consequence: Harry becomes less functional and eventually dies.
Consequence: Harry makes a full recovery and lives a normal life.
Divergent action: Harry ignores his cocaine addiction.
Normative action: Bob decides to work out more often to try and burn fat.
Consequence: Bob loses some weight over time and builds some muscle as well.
Normative action: Bob decides to work out more often to try and burn fat.
Consequence: Bob does indeed quickly lose weight, but he also keeps passing out at work.
Divergent action: Bob decides not to eat any food so that he'll lose weight quickly.
Consequence: Bob does indeed quickly lose weight, but he also keeps passing out at work.
Consequence: Bob loses some weight over time and builds some muscle as well.
Divergent action: Bob decides not to eat any food so that he'll lose weight quickly.
Normative action: Mark tells the people stories of some of the unique experiences he's had with Jane.
Consequence: Jane hugs Mark thanking him for never forgetting the important things in life.
Normative action: Mark tells the people stories of some of the unique experiences he's had with Jane.
Consequence: Jane's feelings are hurt by Mark's actions, and she leaves the party.
Divergent action: Mark makes a funny joke about his wife's appearance.
Consequence: Jane's feelings are hurt by Mark's actions, and she leaves the party.