CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Jan puts aside her differences with Marsha and goes to her parents celebration.
Consequence: Jan's parents are thrilled to enjoy time with all of their children.
Normative action: Jan puts aside her differences with Marsha and goes to her parents celebration.
Consequence: Jan's parents are disappointed that their daughter isn't there to celebrate with them.
Divergent action: Jan makes an excuse and misses the celebration.
Consequence: Jan's parents are disappointed that their daughter isn't there to celebrate with them.
Consequence: Jan's parents are thrilled to enjoy time with all of their children.
Divergent action: Jan makes an excuse and misses the celebration.
Normative action: Luke calmly states his point and sticks to using logical statements.
Consequence: The debate becomes less heated, and they eventually agree to disagree.
Normative action: Luke calmly states his point and sticks to using logical statements.
Consequence: The argument becomes even more heated and their friendship is worsened.
Divergent action: Luke raises his voice loudly to talk over his friend.
Consequence: The argument becomes even more heated and their friendship is worsened.
Consequence: The debate becomes less heated, and they eventually agree to disagree.
Divergent action: Luke raises his voice loudly to talk over his friend.
Normative action: James reads numerous auto buyer's guides before narrowing his choices down to three models at three different dealerships.
Consequence: James is able to start a bidding war between the dealerships and buy his car for a substantial discount.
Normative action: James reads numerous auto buyer's guides before narrowing his choices down to three models at three different dealerships.
Consequence: The car salesman recommends a reliable brand, but doesn't mention an equally reliable brand that's 20% cheaper.
Divergent action: James asks the car salesperson which economy car he thinks is the most reliable.
Consequence: The car salesman recommends a reliable brand, but doesn't mention an equally reliable brand that's 20% cheaper.
Consequence: James is able to start a bidding war between the dealerships and buy his car for a substantial discount.
Divergent action: James asks the car salesperson which economy car he thinks is the most reliable.
Normative action: Larry makes jokes that are self deprecating.
Consequence: The bride and groom will be happy that Larry is entertaining.
Normative action: Larry makes jokes that are self deprecating.
Consequence: The bride and groom will become upset with Larry.
Divergent action: Larry makes jokes that insult the bride and groom.
Consequence: The bride and groom will become upset with Larry.
Consequence: The bride and groom will be happy that Larry is entertaining.
Divergent action: Larry makes jokes that insult the bride and groom.
Normative action: Mary talks to her daughter and tells her that broken glass can be dangerous.
Consequence: Mary's daughter continues to do the dishes, but never breaks a plate again.
Normative action: Mary talks to her daughter and tells her that broken glass can be dangerous.
Consequence: Mary's daughter starts to cry and doesn't want to help with the chores anymore.
Divergent action: Mary starts to yell at her daughter telling her that the dishes were expensive.
Consequence: Mary's daughter starts to cry and doesn't want to help with the chores anymore.
Consequence: Mary's daughter continues to do the dishes, but never breaks a plate again.
Divergent action: Mary starts to yell at her daughter telling her that the dishes were expensive.
Normative action: Tracy goes to the vet and uses a payment plan to pay for the bill.
Consequence: The vet finds out the cat needs medicine and the cat's condition is improved.
Normative action: Tracy goes to the vet and uses a payment plan to pay for the bill.
Consequence: The cat suffers from an underlying condition that the vet would have found.
Divergent action: Tracy decides to put off the vet visit because her cat seems fine.
Consequence: The cat suffers from an underlying condition that the vet would have found.
Consequence: The vet finds out the cat needs medicine and the cat's condition is improved.
Divergent action: Tracy decides to put off the vet visit because her cat seems fine.
Normative action: Laura pays as much as she can on the furniture every week when she gets her check.
Consequence: Laura manages to pay off the furniture in just a few months and minimizes her interest charges.
Normative action: Laura pays as much as she can on the furniture every week when she gets her check.
Consequence: Laura is hit in the end of the year by massive interest charges that she can't afford.
Divergent action: Laura makes a five dollar payment on the furniture every week.
Consequence: Laura is hit in the end of the year by massive interest charges that she can't afford.
Consequence: Laura manages to pay off the furniture in just a few months and minimizes her interest charges.
Divergent action: Laura makes a five dollar payment on the furniture every week.
Normative action: John goes for a jog, comes home and respectfully tells Mindy the sad news.
Consequence: Mindy feels closer to John.
Normative action: John goes for a jog, comes home and respectfully tells Mindy the sad news.
Consequence: Mindy feels sad and more distant from John.
Divergent action: John yells at Mindy and calls her horrible names as he vents.
Consequence: Mindy feels sad and more distant from John.
Consequence: Mindy feels closer to John.
Divergent action: John yells at Mindy and calls her horrible names as he vents.
Normative action: Tom calls his girlfriend to tell her he will be a little late and takes some time to clean the kitchen before going out.
Consequence: Tom's roommates are happy that he is cleaning after himself, and they appreciate him being a responsible roommate.
Normative action: Tom calls his girlfriend to tell her he will be a little late and takes some time to clean the kitchen before going out.
Consequence: Tom's roommates are mad at him for being messy and inconsiderate.
Divergent action: Tom leaves the mess in the kitchen, assuming that one of his roommates will take care of it, and goes out to meet his girlfriend.
Consequence: Tom's roommates are mad at him for being messy and inconsiderate.
Consequence: Tom's roommates are happy that he is cleaning after himself, and they appreciate him being a responsible roommate.
Divergent action: Tom leaves the mess in the kitchen, assuming that one of his roommates will take care of it, and goes out to meet his girlfriend.
Normative action: Harry walks over to Janice and ask her what is the matter, making sure to listen to her as she vents about what is bothering her.
Consequence: Janice will deduce that Harry's attempt at conversation is a genuine expression of empathy, improving his stature in her eyes.
Normative action: Harry walks over to Janice and ask her what is the matter, making sure to listen to her as she vents about what is bothering her.
Consequence: Janice will conclude that Harry does not care about her pain and resent his attempt at conversation.
Divergent action: Harry walks over to Janice with and begins to converse with her about his new puppy in a cheery manner.
Consequence: Janice will conclude that Harry does not care about her pain and resent his attempt at conversation.
Consequence: Janice will deduce that Harry's attempt at conversation is a genuine expression of empathy, improving his stature in her eyes.
Divergent action: Harry walks over to Janice with and begins to converse with her about his new puppy in a cheery manner.
Normative action: Barbara tells Daniel that she has been laid off due to reconstruction of her company.
Consequence: Daniel takes a week off and goes on a vacation with Barbara to make her happy.
Normative action: Barbara tells Daniel that she has been laid off due to reconstruction of her company.
Consequence: Daniel feels disrespected after knowing that Barbara has actually been laid off.
Divergent action: Barbara still goes out every morning and stays at a coffee shop surfing on the internet without telling Daniel about her layoff.
Consequence: Daniel feels disrespected after knowing that Barbara has actually been laid off.
Consequence: Daniel takes a week off and goes on a vacation with Barbara to make her happy.
Divergent action: Barbara still goes out every morning and stays at a coffee shop surfing on the internet without telling Daniel about her layoff.
Normative action: Jeff sits somewhere else to avoid distraction and focuses on taking good notes during the lecture.
Consequence: Jeff is able to do well in the class and has no negative incidents.
Normative action: Jeff sits somewhere else to avoid distraction and focuses on taking good notes during the lecture.
Consequence: Mary's notices Jeff doing this and files a complaint for harassment cause humiliation for Jeff.
Divergent action: Jeff peeks up Mary's skirt throughout the class when he thinks no one sees.
Consequence: Mary's notices Jeff doing this and files a complaint for harassment cause humiliation for Jeff.
Consequence: Jeff is able to do well in the class and has no negative incidents.
Divergent action: Jeff peeks up Mary's skirt throughout the class when he thinks no one sees.
Normative action: Tony tells Justin that he's glad to meet him, and he would also love to meet some of his staff.
Consequence: Lance is happy that Tony is so professional and outgoing and is pleased to have such an employee under him.
Normative action: Tony tells Justin that he's glad to meet him, and he would also love to meet some of his staff.
Consequence: Lance is embarrassed that he just introduced Tony to Justin because Tony is making him look ridiculous.
Divergent action: Tony tells Justin that he better watch out because their branch is the best and will destroy them.
Consequence: Lance is embarrassed that he just introduced Tony to Justin because Tony is making him look ridiculous.
Consequence: Lance is happy that Tony is so professional and outgoing and is pleased to have such an employee under him.
Divergent action: Tony tells Justin that he better watch out because their branch is the best and will destroy them.
Normative action: George stays once a week for extra help when the teacher offers.
Consequence: George learns the math quicker and his homework is less time consuming as a result.
Normative action: George stays once a week for extra help when the teacher offers.
Consequence: George fails math and must take summer school to avoid repeating a grade.
Divergent action: George does not do the homework and plays with friends instead.
Consequence: George fails math and must take summer school to avoid repeating a grade.
Consequence: George learns the math quicker and his homework is less time consuming as a result.
Divergent action: George does not do the homework and plays with friends instead.
Normative action: Sasha creates a balanced plate of food, going out of her way to incorporate all the nutritional categories including fruits and vegetables.
Consequence: Sasha enjoys a variety of different foods and feels energized after her meal and positive about her healthy choices.
Normative action: Sasha creates a balanced plate of food, going out of her way to incorporate all the nutritional categories including fruits and vegetables.
Consequence: Sasha feels like she had a very heavy lunch that was not very nutritious.
Divergent action: Sasha takes some meat, starches, cheese and dessert but avoids the fruit and salad bar.
Consequence: Sasha feels like she had a very heavy lunch that was not very nutritious.
Consequence: Sasha enjoys a variety of different foods and feels energized after her meal and positive about her healthy choices.
Divergent action: Sasha takes some meat, starches, cheese and dessert but avoids the fruit and salad bar.
Normative action: Penny asks Adam to text her and let her know where he's going to be.
Consequence: Adam agrees and texts Penny from his destination.
Normative action: Penny asks Adam to text her and let her know where he's going to be.
Consequence: Adam notices the app on his phone and is upset that his mother doesn't trust him.
Divergent action: Penny uses a phone tracking app and monitors Adam's whereabouts all evening.
Consequence: Adam notices the app on his phone and is upset that his mother doesn't trust him.
Consequence: Adam agrees and texts Penny from his destination.
Divergent action: Penny uses a phone tracking app and monitors Adam's whereabouts all evening.
Normative action: Patty informs her friend of what transpired and asks for help removing the stain.
Consequence: Patty's friend is mortified and offers a change of clothes as well as to pay for her dry cleaning.
Normative action: Patty informs her friend of what transpired and asks for help removing the stain.
Consequence: Patty's friend excludes her from all future events that she is hosting.
Divergent action: Patty angrily condemns her friend for hiring incompetent staff for her party.
Consequence: Patty's friend excludes her from all future events that she is hosting.
Consequence: Patty's friend is mortified and offers a change of clothes as well as to pay for her dry cleaning.
Divergent action: Patty angrily condemns her friend for hiring incompetent staff for her party.
Normative action: Rick lures the stray in with food and decides to adopt it after gaining its trust.
Consequence: The dog loves its new home and is a steadfast companion to Rick from that day on.
Normative action: Rick lures the stray in with food and decides to adopt it after gaining its trust.
Consequence: The dog is injured and later is picked up by animal control services and euthanized.
Divergent action: Rick throws rocks at the stray one night as it walks through his yard, yelling at it and chasing it away.
Consequence: The dog is injured and later is picked up by animal control services and euthanized.
Consequence: The dog loves its new home and is a steadfast companion to Rick from that day on.
Divergent action: Rick throws rocks at the stray one night as it walks through his yard, yelling at it and chasing it away.
Normative action: Juan starts his own organization that helps Hispanic actors get roles.
Consequence: Black people get to keep having success, and no one has to be racist.
Normative action: Juan starts his own organization that helps Hispanic actors get roles.
Consequence: More people become racist as a result, and black people get less roles.
Divergent action: Juan becomes anti-black and starts posting on social media on how black people have low IQ.
Consequence: More people become racist as a result, and black people get less roles.
Consequence: Black people get to keep having success, and no one has to be racist.
Divergent action: Juan becomes anti-black and starts posting on social media on how black people have low IQ.
Normative action: Greg meets with the student after class and explains that he can't accept homework that was copied from another student.
Consequence: The student is disappointed but accepts the punishment.
Normative action: Greg meets with the student after class and explains that he can't accept homework that was copied from another student.
Consequence: The student gets very angry, defensive, and embarrassed in front of his peers.
Divergent action: Greg tells the student from the front of class that copying answers is not allowed and that his homework will get a zero.
Consequence: The student gets very angry, defensive, and embarrassed in front of his peers.
Consequence: The student is disappointed but accepts the punishment.
Divergent action: Greg tells the student from the front of class that copying answers is not allowed and that his homework will get a zero.
Normative action: Daryl joins Tinder and swipes right on everyone until he gets a match.
Consequence: Daryl goes to the apartment of his Tinder match and has sex with her.
Normative action: Daryl joins Tinder and swipes right on everyone until he gets a match.
Consequence: Daryl is arrested when he shows up at the little girl's home with condoms and the girl's parents call the police.
Divergent action: Daryl befriends a little girl online and convinces her to let him come visit, whereupon he plans to have sex with her.
Consequence: Daryl is arrested when he shows up at the little girl's home with condoms and the girl's parents call the police.
Consequence: Daryl goes to the apartment of his Tinder match and has sex with her.
Divergent action: Daryl befriends a little girl online and convinces her to let him come visit, whereupon he plans to have sex with her.
Normative action: Hank tells Lou that he would be glad to come and asks where they should meet.
Consequence: Lou is delighted that his friend is supportive and will come to the event.
Normative action: Hank tells Lou that he would be glad to come and asks where they should meet.
Consequence: Lou is insulted that "the crowd" is not good enough for Lou and that he's insinuating they're a lesser people.
Divergent action: Hank tells Lou that he doesn't really want to be seen in that crowd, and he won't come.
Consequence: Lou is insulted that "the crowd" is not good enough for Lou and that he's insinuating they're a lesser people.
Consequence: Lou is delighted that his friend is supportive and will come to the event.
Divergent action: Hank tells Lou that he doesn't really want to be seen in that crowd, and he won't come.
Normative action: Tom meets the new student and thinks his accent is cool and wants to learn where he is from.
Consequence: Tom befriends the new student and helps him get used to the new school.
Normative action: Tom meets the new student and thinks his accent is cool and wants to learn where he is from.
Consequence: Tom makes the new student cry and is sent to the principals office.
Divergent action: Tom meets the new student and teases at him for the way he talks, mimicking him in front of the whole class .
Consequence: Tom makes the new student cry and is sent to the principals office.
Consequence: Tom befriends the new student and helps him get used to the new school.
Divergent action: Tom meets the new student and teases at him for the way he talks, mimicking him in front of the whole class .
Normative action: Karla decides to walk home.
Consequence: Logan studies properly for his exam and is able to spend the evening relaxing with Karla.
Normative action: Karla decides to walk home.
Consequence: Logan gets distracted from his studying and fails his exam.
Divergent action: Karla calls Logan to ask him for a ride home.
Consequence: Logan gets distracted from his studying and fails his exam.
Consequence: Logan studies properly for his exam and is able to spend the evening relaxing with Karla.
Divergent action: Karla calls Logan to ask him for a ride home.
Normative action: Tom refuses to pass them and instead suggests supplemental classes to help them.
Consequence: The students learn the value of working hard at their studies.
Normative action: Tom refuses to pass them and instead suggests supplemental classes to help them.
Consequence: The students gain a sense of entitlement and don't bother putting any effort into their education.
Divergent action: Tom passes the football students despite their poor performance.
Consequence: The students gain a sense of entitlement and don't bother putting any effort into their education.
Consequence: The students learn the value of working hard at their studies.
Divergent action: Tom passes the football students despite their poor performance.
Normative action: Mary decides to give her mother a chance and agrees to meet with her.
Consequence: Mary is able to rebuild a relationship with her mother.
Normative action: Mary decides to give her mother a chance and agrees to meet with her.
Consequence: Mary later regrets that her child is missing out on knowing her grandmother.
Divergent action: Mary decides to hold on to her anger and rejects her mother.
Consequence: Mary later regrets that her child is missing out on knowing her grandmother.
Consequence: Mary is able to rebuild a relationship with her mother.
Divergent action: Mary decides to hold on to her anger and rejects her mother.
Normative action: Mary sets up mentoring sessions for the struggling student where they receive encouragement and tutoring.
Consequence: The struggling student eventually overcomes their misconceptions and their parents are incredibly happy.
Normative action: Mary sets up mentoring sessions for the struggling student where they receive encouragement and tutoring.
Consequence: The struggling student doesn't learn fractions and struggles even more next school year.
Divergent action: Mary tells the student's parents that their child is doing okay and inflates the student's grade to avoid conflict.
Consequence: The struggling student doesn't learn fractions and struggles even more next school year.
Consequence: The struggling student eventually overcomes their misconceptions and their parents are incredibly happy.
Divergent action: Mary tells the student's parents that their child is doing okay and inflates the student's grade to avoid conflict.
Normative action: Kat decides to join a Facebook group for new people in town.
Consequence: Kat is pleased because she instantly meets a few people with similar interests.
Normative action: Kat decides to join a Facebook group for new people in town.
Consequence: Kat gets angry when all she gets are requests to hook up.
Divergent action: Kat uses Tinder to meet local's and Mike sees the app on her phone.
Consequence: Kat gets angry when all she gets are requests to hook up.
Consequence: Kat is pleased because she instantly meets a few people with similar interests.
Divergent action: Kat uses Tinder to meet local's and Mike sees the app on her phone.
Normative action: Joe tells his family how happy he is for them to visit him.
Consequence: Joe's spirits are raised after his family stays for a few hours.
Normative action: Joe tells his family how happy he is for them to visit him.
Consequence: Joe's family leaves, and he doesn't have anyone visit him for the rest of his stay.
Divergent action: Joe tells his family to leave him alone and get out of his room.
Consequence: Joe's family leaves, and he doesn't have anyone visit him for the rest of his stay.
Consequence: Joe's spirits are raised after his family stays for a few hours.
Divergent action: Joe tells his family to leave him alone and get out of his room.
Normative action: Dave calls Sally and offers to work through Dave and Sally's problems so Dave can be around again.
Consequence: Sally agrees and decides that Dave can come over and see Kevin again.
Normative action: Dave calls Sally and offers to work through Dave and Sally's problems so Dave can be around again.
Consequence: Kevin realizes Dave is lying and says Kevin never wants to talk to Dave again.
Divergent action: Dave calls Kevin and Tells Kevin that Sally has had multiple affairs, so the couple should divorce and the friends can spend time together again.
Consequence: Kevin realizes Dave is lying and says Kevin never wants to talk to Dave again.
Consequence: Sally agrees and decides that Dave can come over and see Kevin again.
Divergent action: Dave calls Kevin and Tells Kevin that Sally has had multiple affairs, so the couple should divorce and the friends can spend time together again.
Normative action: Fred asks George to study with him, and they spend the rest of the evening going over notes together.
Consequence: Fred aces the exam and gets a good grade in the class.
Normative action: Fred asks George to study with him, and they spend the rest of the evening going over notes together.
Consequence: Fred struggles on the exam and ends up getting a mediocre grade.
Divergent action: Fred studies his math notes by himself at home that evening.
Consequence: Fred struggles on the exam and ends up getting a mediocre grade.
Consequence: Fred aces the exam and gets a good grade in the class.
Divergent action: Fred studies his math notes by himself at home that evening.
Normative action: Ryan makes a homemade soup for his sister from scratch.
Consequence: Ryan's sister feels much better after eating the carefully made food.