CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Joe texts his wife to let her know he'll be joining his coworkers for a drink after work.
Consequence: Joe and his wife get into a fight when he comes home late smelling of alcohol.
Divergent action: Joe goes out to the bar without telling his wife.
Consequence: Joe and his wife get into a fight when he comes home late smelling of alcohol.
Consequence: Joe's wife is not worried and Joe has a great time with his colleagues.
Divergent action: Joe goes out to the bar without telling his wife.
Normative action: Lynette works with a customer who initally wants a refund and fixes their device instead, leaving the customer satisfied.
Consequence: The customer writes the company about how helpful Lynette was and Lynette is given an award.
Normative action: Lynette works with a customer who initally wants a refund and fixes their device instead, leaving the customer satisfied.
Consequence: When the rep calls tech support and does not get the refund, the customer disconnects all of their lines and Lynette is wriiten up for misconduct.
Divergent action: Lynette tells her customer to call back and ask for tech support in order to get a 1000 dollar refund for their defective Iphone.
Consequence: When the rep calls tech support and does not get the refund, the customer disconnects all of their lines and Lynette is wriiten up for misconduct.
Consequence: The customer writes the company about how helpful Lynette was and Lynette is given an award.
Divergent action: Lynette tells her customer to call back and ask for tech support in order to get a 1000 dollar refund for their defective Iphone.
Normative action: John logs onto Reddit and makes a post bragging about his 3 dollar win and his unlimited potential earnings from the free scratch.
Consequence: Mary never gets woken up and has a restful and happy sleep waking up feeling great in the morning.
Normative action: John logs onto Reddit and makes a post bragging about his 3 dollar win and his unlimited potential earnings from the free scratch.
Consequence: Mary nearly has a heart attack and is extremely angry that she has been roused from her sleep in such an abrupt manner.
Divergent action: John runs into the bedroom where Mary is sleeping and screams that they just won 3 dollars and a free scratch!
Consequence: Mary nearly has a heart attack and is extremely angry that she has been roused from her sleep in such an abrupt manner.
Consequence: Mary never gets woken up and has a restful and happy sleep waking up feeling great in the morning.
Divergent action: John runs into the bedroom where Mary is sleeping and screams that they just won 3 dollars and a free scratch!
Normative action: Dre cleans the graffiti off the side of a local business.
Consequence: Dre is given an award for being a civic minded citizen.
Normative action: Dre cleans the graffiti off the side of a local business.
Consequence: Dre gets arrested and sent to jail.
Divergent action: Dre beats and robs a guy as part of a gang initiation.
Consequence: Dre gets arrested and sent to jail.
Consequence: Dre is given an award for being a civic minded citizen.
Divergent action: Dre beats and robs a guy as part of a gang initiation.
Normative action: Fred develops a strong friendship with Sharons parents as his relationship with her progressing.
Consequence: Jim and Diane give Fred their blessing when Jim asks for Sharons head in marriage.
Normative action: Fred develops a strong friendship with Sharons parents as his relationship with her progressing.
Consequence: Her parents tell Sharon that he is bad for her, and she breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Fred is controlling and does not let sharon see her parents.
Consequence: Her parents tell Sharon that he is bad for her, and she breaks up with him.
Consequence: Jim and Diane give Fred their blessing when Jim asks for Sharons head in marriage.
Divergent action: Fred is controlling and does not let sharon see her parents.
Normative action: Josh continues to do his schoolwork and go to school every day.
Consequence: Josh makes lots of lasting high school memories in his final year.
Normative action: Josh continues to do his schoolwork and go to school every day.
Consequence: Josh and his friends are suspended for missing so much school and aren't able to graduate.
Divergent action: Josh decides to take a week off from school to rent a beach house with friends.
Consequence: Josh and his friends are suspended for missing so much school and aren't able to graduate.
Consequence: Josh makes lots of lasting high school memories in his final year.
Divergent action: Josh decides to take a week off from school to rent a beach house with friends.
Normative action: Bob starts to act like a clown and does a dance in front of the ladies while laughing.
Consequence: The ladies laugh with Bob and his friends and smile as they walk away.
Normative action: Bob starts to act like a clown and does a dance in front of the ladies while laughing.
Consequence: The lady's boyfriend sees and comes over to punch Bob in the face, getting him thrown out of the bar.
Divergent action: Bob starts to act like a clown, making jokes but then reaches out and smacks a passing lady on her butt.
Consequence: The lady's boyfriend sees and comes over to punch Bob in the face, getting him thrown out of the bar.
Consequence: The ladies laugh with Bob and his friends and smile as they walk away.
Divergent action: Bob starts to act like a clown, making jokes but then reaches out and smacks a passing lady on her butt.
Normative action: Nelly asks her daughter why she is acting up and helps her navigate through her issues.
Consequence: Nelly's daughter slowly stops acting up and is happier.
Normative action: Nelly asks her daughter why she is acting up and helps her navigate through her issues.
Consequence: Nelly's daughter feels unloved and runs away from home.
Divergent action: Nelly tells her daughter she is a disgrace and that she hates her.
Consequence: Nelly's daughter feels unloved and runs away from home.
Consequence: Nelly's daughter slowly stops acting up and is happier.
Divergent action: Nelly tells her daughter she is a disgrace and that she hates her.
Normative action: Stacy calmly walks up to Lilith and tells her that what she says won't hurt her.
Consequence: Lilith's friends become impressed with Stacy's self-confidence.
Normative action: Stacy calmly walks up to Lilith and tells her that what she says won't hurt her.
Consequence: A fight breaks out between Lilith and Stacy, and they become enemies.
Divergent action: Stacy goes berserk and attacks Lilith with her nails.
Consequence: A fight breaks out between Lilith and Stacy, and they become enemies.
Consequence: Lilith's friends become impressed with Stacy's self-confidence.
Divergent action: Stacy goes berserk and attacks Lilith with her nails.
Normative action: John asks Daisy for her number and tells her he would like to take her out to dinner.
Consequence: Daisy tells John she will think about it and let him know later on.
Normative action: John asks Daisy for her number and tells her he would like to take her out to dinner.
Consequence: Daisy gets annoyed and reports John to HR.
Divergent action: John gets Daisy's number from a friend and keeps texting Daisy even though she has said no.
Consequence: Daisy gets annoyed and reports John to HR.
Consequence: Daisy tells John she will think about it and let him know later on.
Divergent action: John gets Daisy's number from a friend and keeps texting Daisy even though she has said no.
Normative action: Jimmy offers the customers a payment plan that works for them, and they agree to buy the microwave.
Consequence: Jimmy is able to meet his sales goal for the month and receives a bonus.
Normative action: Jimmy offers the customers a payment plan that works for them, and they agree to buy the microwave.
Consequence: Jimmy gets reprimanded once his boss finds out he's been trading products for things.
Divergent action: Jimmy offers to let the customer have the microwave if they give him a video game he has been wanting.
Consequence: Jimmy gets reprimanded once his boss finds out he's been trading products for things.
Consequence: Jimmy is able to meet his sales goal for the month and receives a bonus.
Divergent action: Jimmy offers to let the customer have the microwave if they give him a video game he has been wanting.
Normative action: Greg realizes that the puppy is just learning, takes the puppy outside, and then cleans up the mess.
Consequence: The puppy learns to go to the bathroom outside and feels loved by Greg.
Normative action: Greg realizes that the puppy is just learning, takes the puppy outside, and then cleans up the mess.
Consequence: The puppy is confused and feels scared of Greg.
Divergent action: Greg yells at the puppy, puts the puppy in the cage, and cleans up the mess while cussing.
Consequence: The puppy is confused and feels scared of Greg.
Consequence: The puppy learns to go to the bathroom outside and feels loved by Greg.
Divergent action: Greg yells at the puppy, puts the puppy in the cage, and cleans up the mess while cussing.
Normative action: Logan searches for a spouse that matches his personality.
Consequence: Logan finds a spouse and has a fulfilling relationship, physically and mentally.
Normative action: Logan searches for a spouse that matches his personality.
Consequence: The girls parents become scared and call the police on Logan.
Divergent action: Logan gives gifts to a 14-year-old girl to win her favor.
Consequence: The girls parents become scared and call the police on Logan.
Consequence: Logan finds a spouse and has a fulfilling relationship, physically and mentally.
Divergent action: Logan gives gifts to a 14-year-old girl to win her favor.
Normative action: Lily goes to her boss and explains that she needs some time off.
Consequence: Lily is allowed to take an unpaid leave by her boss.
Normative action: Lily goes to her boss and explains that she needs some time off.
Consequence: Lily gets a bad reference from her employer and has a hard time finding a new job.
Divergent action: Lily quits her job on the spot and leaves immediately.
Consequence: Lily gets a bad reference from her employer and has a hard time finding a new job.
Consequence: Lily is allowed to take an unpaid leave by her boss.
Divergent action: Lily quits her job on the spot and leaves immediately.
Normative action: Jared washes his hands thoroughly before eating his lunch.
Consequence: Jared doesn't get sick and is able to care for more patients.
Normative action: Jared washes his hands thoroughly before eating his lunch.
Consequence: Jared gets the coronavirus and unknowingly passes it to his patients.
Divergent action: Jared doesn't wash his hands before eating his lunch.
Consequence: Jared gets the coronavirus and unknowingly passes it to his patients.
Consequence: Jared doesn't get sick and is able to care for more patients.
Divergent action: Jared doesn't wash his hands before eating his lunch.
Normative action: Grant comes up with an encouraging speech for his players and offers them a reward if they can meet a goal.
Consequence: The kids start to play better and are able to earn the promised reward.
Normative action: Grant comes up with an encouraging speech for his players and offers them a reward if they can meet a goal.
Consequence: The kids tell their parents, and many of them are pulled from the team.
Divergent action: Grant smacks one of the kids on the head, insinuating that he will do it to others if they don't pick up their play.
Consequence: The kids tell their parents, and many of them are pulled from the team.
Consequence: The kids start to play better and are able to earn the promised reward.
Divergent action: Grant smacks one of the kids on the head, insinuating that he will do it to others if they don't pick up their play.
Normative action: Mike gives the seller a fair price.
Consequence: The seller accepts it and has extra money that he needs.
Normative action: Mike gives the seller a fair price.
Consequence: The seller accepts the offer and doesn't get what he deserves from the car.
Divergent action: Mike lowballs the seller by $1,500 below the car's worth.
Consequence: The seller accepts the offer and doesn't get what he deserves from the car.
Consequence: The seller accepts it and has extra money that he needs.
Divergent action: Mike lowballs the seller by $1,500 below the car's worth.
Normative action: Emily finds her high school sweetheart on Facebook and sends him a friend invitation.
Consequence: Emily gets back together with her former flame, and they have a good romance again.
Normative action: Emily finds her high school sweetheart on Facebook and sends him a friend invitation.
Consequence: Emily is arrested for online harassment.
Divergent action: Emily cyberstalks a person she wants to contact.
Consequence: Emily is arrested for online harassment.
Consequence: Emily gets back together with her former flame, and they have a good romance again.
Divergent action: Emily cyberstalks a person she wants to contact.
Normative action: Juan runs during his lunch break, goes to the bathroom to freshen up, and puts on clean clothes.
Consequence: Juan's coworkers enjoy having him as a coworker and admire his commitment.
Normative action: Juan runs during his lunch break, goes to the bathroom to freshen up, and puts on clean clothes.
Consequence: Juan's coworkers are offended by his smell and try to stay away from him.
Divergent action: Juan runs during his lunch break and returns to his desk sweaty and stinky.
Consequence: Juan's coworkers are offended by his smell and try to stay away from him.
Consequence: Juan's coworkers enjoy having him as a coworker and admire his commitment.
Divergent action: Juan runs during his lunch break and returns to his desk sweaty and stinky.
Normative action: Jen gets several tower fans and uses them in whichever room she's in, and drinks a lot of ice water.
Consequence: Jen's electricity bill is lower, and she doesn't get dehydrated in the desert heat.
Normative action: Jen gets several tower fans and uses them in whichever room she's in, and drinks a lot of ice water.
Consequence: Jen gets a huge electricity bill she can't afford.
Divergent action: Jen keeps the AC kept at 55 all night and day.
Consequence: Jen gets a huge electricity bill she can't afford.
Consequence: Jen's electricity bill is lower, and she doesn't get dehydrated in the desert heat.
Divergent action: Jen keeps the AC kept at 55 all night and day.
Normative action: John tells the salesman that he'll let his daughter answer that question as she's perfectly capable of having an opinion.
Consequence: John's daughter is delighted that her dad is treating her like an adult and happily tells the salesman about her cheese addiction.
Normative action: John tells the salesman that he'll let his daughter answer that question as she's perfectly capable of having an opinion.
Consequence: John's daughter is sad because she actually does like cheese and feels like she's being muzzled by her dad.
Divergent action: John tells the salesman that his daughter does not like cheese because it's high in fat and sodium.
Consequence: John's daughter is sad because she actually does like cheese and feels like she's being muzzled by her dad.
Consequence: John's daughter is delighted that her dad is treating her like an adult and happily tells the salesman about her cheese addiction.
Divergent action: John tells the salesman that his daughter does not like cheese because it's high in fat and sodium.
Normative action: John calls Dave and just asks him if it's true that he had been broken up with through email.
Consequence: Dave is happy John is taking an interest in his personal life and is happy to share the breakup details with John.
Normative action: John calls Dave and just asks him if it's true that he had been broken up with through email.
Consequence: Dave finds out John violated his privacy and is infuriated and feels violated and distrustful towards internet security.
Divergent action: John hacks into Dave's email by figuring out his birthday is his email password, so he can read the breakup email.
Consequence: Dave finds out John violated his privacy and is infuriated and feels violated and distrustful towards internet security.
Consequence: Dave is happy John is taking an interest in his personal life and is happy to share the breakup details with John.
Divergent action: John hacks into Dave's email by figuring out his birthday is his email password, so he can read the breakup email.
Normative action: Jake sets up a support group for victims of child abuse and says he wants to help others who were abused like him.
Consequence: Jake's company's reputation improves as he's seen as doing good for others with his great success.
Normative action: Jake sets up a support group for victims of child abuse and says he wants to help others who were abused like him.
Consequence: Jake is seen as just trying to make money off his victims and his company's stock goes down.
Divergent action: Jake sets up a charity for children even though he was accused of molesting children years ago.
Consequence: Jake is seen as just trying to make money off his victims and his company's stock goes down.
Consequence: Jake's company's reputation improves as he's seen as doing good for others with his great success.
Divergent action: Jake sets up a charity for children even though he was accused of molesting children years ago.
Normative action: John turns on his indicator and checks his mirrors before starting the lane change.
Consequence: Nancy is happy that she is being driven by a safe driver and feels no danger.
Normative action: John turns on his indicator and checks his mirrors before starting the lane change.
Consequence: Nancy is terrified and fears for her life as her stress goes to maximum instantly as the car screeches along.
Divergent action: John immediately swerves into the left lane without signaling or looking in his blind spot.
Consequence: Nancy is terrified and fears for her life as her stress goes to maximum instantly as the car screeches along.
Consequence: Nancy is happy that she is being driven by a safe driver and feels no danger.
Divergent action: John immediately swerves into the left lane without signaling or looking in his blind spot.
Normative action: Steve calls the police and confronts the man.
Consequence: The man gets scared and leaves without fighting.
Normative action: Steve calls the police and confronts the man.
Consequence: The police arrest Steve for using excessive force.
Divergent action: Steve grabs a pipe and beats the man with it.
Consequence: The police arrest Steve for using excessive force.
Consequence: The man gets scared and leaves without fighting.
Divergent action: Steve grabs a pipe and beats the man with it.
Normative action: Jacob finds an empty ravine nearby and fires there once he verifies that no one is around.
Consequence: Jacob becomes good at shooting the BB gun while everyone keeps safe.
Normative action: Jacob finds an empty ravine nearby and fires there once he verifies that no one is around.
Consequence: A neighbor is hit, injured and sues Jacob's family as a result.
Divergent action: Jacob points the gun at the street where people are walking and fires.
Consequence: A neighbor is hit, injured and sues Jacob's family as a result.
Consequence: Jacob becomes good at shooting the BB gun while everyone keeps safe.
Divergent action: Jacob points the gun at the street where people are walking and fires.
Normative action: John pulls over before texting a question to friend.
Consequence: John stays safe while planning the evening successfully.
Normative action: John pulls over before texting a question to friend.
Consequence: John misses a sudden curve and is severely injured when veering off the road.
Divergent action: John texts his friends about tonights party while on the highway.
Consequence: John misses a sudden curve and is severely injured when veering off the road.
Consequence: John stays safe while planning the evening successfully.
Divergent action: John texts his friends about tonights party while on the highway.
Normative action: Ken tells Casey that he thinks Ben is alright and that so far he seems OK to him.
Consequence: Casey is impressed that Ken is open minded about their new boss and is being chill about the new presence in the office.
Normative action: Ken tells Casey that he thinks Ben is alright and that so far he seems OK to him.
Consequence: Casey feels gross that Ken can be so mean to someone behind his back and wishes she hadn't asked.
Divergent action: Ken tells Casey that he thinks Ben is quite odd looking and that Ben's personality is annoying.
Consequence: Casey feels gross that Ken can be so mean to someone behind his back and wishes she hadn't asked.
Consequence: Casey is impressed that Ken is open minded about their new boss and is being chill about the new presence in the office.
Divergent action: Ken tells Casey that he thinks Ben is quite odd looking and that Ben's personality is annoying.
Normative action: John tells Janet that he thinks it's because he could do a lot more to improve his performance and vows to do so at his next job.
Consequence: Janet is proud that her husband is taking personal responsibility and vows to help him get through it.
Normative action: John tells Janet that he thinks it's because he could do a lot more to improve his performance and vows to do so at his next job.
Consequence: Janet is devastated and begins to cry as she is overwhelmed by the sudden weight John is throwing on her conscience.
Divergent action: John tells Janet that it's because she's not a supportive wife, and if he was married to someone else he'd still have a job.
Consequence: Janet is devastated and begins to cry as she is overwhelmed by the sudden weight John is throwing on her conscience.
Consequence: Janet is proud that her husband is taking personal responsibility and vows to help him get through it.
Divergent action: John tells Janet that it's because she's not a supportive wife, and if he was married to someone else he'd still have a job.
Normative action: Jason decides to contribute to a good cause and buys his clothes from Goodwill.
Consequence: Jason's money goes to some good causes that help a lot of people.
Normative action: Jason decides to contribute to a good cause and buys his clothes from Goodwill.
Consequence: Less money goes to a good cause than could have with Jason's help.
Divergent action: Jason buys all his new clothes from a high-end retail establishment.
Consequence: Less money goes to a good cause than could have with Jason's help.
Consequence: Jason's money goes to some good causes that help a lot of people.
Divergent action: Jason buys all his new clothes from a high-end retail establishment.
Normative action: Kent says goodbye and promises to be faithful to her while she's gone.
Consequence: Kent's girlfriend is encouraged and feels supported.
Normative action: Kent says goodbye and promises to be faithful to her while she's gone.
Consequence: Kent's girlfriend cries and becomes depressed.
Divergent action: Kent tells his girlfriend goodbye and that their relationship is over because she is leaving.
Consequence: Kent's girlfriend cries and becomes depressed.
Consequence: Kent's girlfriend is encouraged and feels supported.
Divergent action: Kent tells his girlfriend goodbye and that their relationship is over because she is leaving.
Normative action: Kevin tells his friend all the good things he has going for him.
Consequence: Kevin's friend cheers up and begins to look at the silver lining.
Normative action: Kevin tells his friend all the good things he has going for him.
Consequence: Kevin's friend is really sick the next morning and misses class.
Divergent action: Kevin keeps buying his friend shots all throughout the night.
Consequence: Kevin's friend is really sick the next morning and misses class.
Consequence: Kevin's friend cheers up and begins to look at the silver lining.
Divergent action: Kevin keeps buying his friend shots all throughout the night.
Normative action: Jerry returns the lawn mower and finds a used one for a low price.
Consequence: Jerry can now mow the lawn without needing to borrow from friends.