CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: John explains to his best friend that even though he feels uncomfortable meeting his new girlfriend, that he will do it for him.
Consequence: John's friend his hurt that John doesn't want to meet somebody important to him.
Divergent action: John explains to his best friend his true feeling in that he has no desire to meet his new girlfriend.
Consequence: John's friend his hurt that John doesn't want to meet somebody important to him.
Consequence: John's friend thanks John for understanding and appreciates that John will step out of his comfort zone for a friend.
Divergent action: John explains to his best friend his true feeling in that he has no desire to meet his new girlfriend.
Normative action: George tells his girlfriend how much it means for him to go to the football game with his buddies.
Consequence: George's girlfriend understands and agrees that they can do something together the next time George has off for the weekend.
Normative action: George tells his girlfriend how much it means for him to go to the football game with his buddies.
Consequence: George's girlfriend ends the relationship when she learns that George did not have to work and actually went to a game.
Divergent action: George tells his girlfriend that he has to work and instead goes to the football game with his buddies.
Consequence: George's girlfriend ends the relationship when she learns that George did not have to work and actually went to a game.
Consequence: George's girlfriend understands and agrees that they can do something together the next time George has off for the weekend.
Divergent action: George tells his girlfriend that he has to work and instead goes to the football game with his buddies.
Normative action: An uncle of kurt's has a garage house that he lets Kurt use until he is on his feet.
Consequence: Kurt is able to find a job and pays his uncle back rent as a gesture of thanks.
Normative action: An uncle of kurt's has a garage house that he lets Kurt use until he is on his feet.
Consequence: Kurt becomes homeless and finds himself still on the streets years later.
Divergent action: Kurt's family ignores the request telling him that it is hsi responsibility to find his own place.
Consequence: Kurt becomes homeless and finds himself still on the streets years later.
Consequence: Kurt is able to find a job and pays his uncle back rent as a gesture of thanks.
Divergent action: Kurt's family ignores the request telling him that it is hsi responsibility to find his own place.
Normative action: Greg pays Nick a fair price for each day that he works.
Consequence: Nick is happy to have been able to help Greg, and their friendship remains in tact.
Normative action: Greg pays Nick a fair price for each day that he works.
Consequence: Nick feels that he was used by Greg and never speaks to him again.
Divergent action: Greg has Nick painting for an entire week but never compensates him for his time.
Consequence: Nick feels that he was used by Greg and never speaks to him again.
Consequence: Nick is happy to have been able to help Greg, and their friendship remains in tact.
Divergent action: Greg has Nick painting for an entire week but never compensates him for his time.
Normative action: Grant serves nice steaks.
Consequence: Erin and all the other guests have a nice time at the dinner party.
Normative action: Grant serves nice steaks.
Consequence: Erin is unable to eat anything at the party and feels left out.
Divergent action: Grant serves lobsters even though he knows about Erin's allergy.
Consequence: Erin is unable to eat anything at the party and feels left out.
Consequence: Erin and all the other guests have a nice time at the dinner party.
Divergent action: Grant serves lobsters even though he knows about Erin's allergy.
Normative action: Kevin treats everyone with respect during the voice chats, and any teasing is good-natured and fun.
Consequence: Kevin enjoys his gaming experience and makes several friends on the server.
Normative action: Kevin treats everyone with respect during the voice chats, and any teasing is good-natured and fun.
Consequence: Kevin is kicked off the server and doesn't have anyone to play the game with.
Divergent action: Kevin uses a lot of obscenities, slurs, and sexist remarks in the voice chat.
Consequence: Kevin is kicked off the server and doesn't have anyone to play the game with.
Consequence: Kevin enjoys his gaming experience and makes several friends on the server.
Divergent action: Kevin uses a lot of obscenities, slurs, and sexist remarks in the voice chat.
Normative action: Tyson accepts his friends' offer and goes to the hockey rink to play with his friends.
Consequence: Tyson's friends have a good time playing hockey with Tyson, and they invite him to a movie that night.
Normative action: Tyson accepts his friends' offer and goes to the hockey rink to play with his friends.
Consequence: Tyson's friends are disappointed that Tyson didn't come to play hockey, and they stop inviting him to activities.
Divergent action: Tyson declines his friends' offer to play hockey and instead stays home and plays video games.
Consequence: Tyson's friends are disappointed that Tyson didn't come to play hockey, and they stop inviting him to activities.
Consequence: Tyson's friends have a good time playing hockey with Tyson, and they invite him to a movie that night.
Divergent action: Tyson declines his friends' offer to play hockey and instead stays home and plays video games.
Normative action: Cindy asks Danielle if she can borrow some money and promises to pay her back with interest.
Consequence: Danielle agrees to Cindy's deal and ends up with enough money for books from the interest she made from her mother.
Normative action: Cindy asks Danielle if she can borrow some money and promises to pay her back with interest.
Consequence: When it comes time to apply for colleges, Danielle realizes most of her money is missing, and she can't afford to go.
Divergent action: While Danielle is at school, Cindy goes into her room and takes a good chunk from her stash of money.
Consequence: When it comes time to apply for colleges, Danielle realizes most of her money is missing, and she can't afford to go.
Consequence: Danielle agrees to Cindy's deal and ends up with enough money for books from the interest she made from her mother.
Divergent action: While Danielle is at school, Cindy goes into her room and takes a good chunk from her stash of money.
Normative action: Frank gets friends and family to plan an intervention for his friend.
Consequence: Frank's friend agrees to seek help for his addiction.
Normative action: Frank gets friends and family to plan an intervention for his friend.
Consequence: Frank is at risk of losing his license when he is found out.
Divergent action: Frank capitulates when his friend begs him to write a prescription to help him deal with the pain.
Consequence: Frank is at risk of losing his license when he is found out.
Consequence: Frank's friend agrees to seek help for his addiction.
Divergent action: Frank capitulates when his friend begs him to write a prescription to help him deal with the pain.
Normative action: Matt eats some veggies and hummus to satisfy his cravings for food.
Consequence: Matt feels happy, healthy, and satisfied and his weight remains unchanged.
Normative action: Matt eats some veggies and hummus to satisfy his cravings for food.
Consequence: Matt feels guilty and a little sick, and he gains a small amount of weight due to his gluttony.
Divergent action: Matt takes a tub of cream cheese from his fridge and eats the entire container with a spoon.
Consequence: Matt feels guilty and a little sick, and he gains a small amount of weight due to his gluttony.
Consequence: Matt feels happy, healthy, and satisfied and his weight remains unchanged.
Divergent action: Matt takes a tub of cream cheese from his fridge and eats the entire container with a spoon.
Normative action: Brad kneels down beside Lucy and tells her she's going to be okay before helping her up.
Consequence: Lucy feels comforted and appreciates her brother's care and support.
Normative action: Brad kneels down beside Lucy and tells her she's going to be okay before helping her up.
Consequence: Lucy feels pain and embarrassment and calls for her mother.
Divergent action: Brad points at his sister on the ground and begins laughing at her.
Consequence: Lucy feels pain and embarrassment and calls for her mother.
Consequence: Lucy feels comforted and appreciates her brother's care and support.
Divergent action: Brad points at his sister on the ground and begins laughing at her.
Normative action: John judges Bill to be a good potential tenant and approves him to rent the property.
Consequence: Bill is happy with his new housing and proves to be a great tenant.
Normative action: John judges Bill to be a good potential tenant and approves him to rent the property.
Consequence: Bill has trouble finding adequate housing and has to move in with his parents for the time being.
Divergent action: John denies Bill's application due to his history of mental health problems and signs a lease with someone else.
Consequence: Bill has trouble finding adequate housing and has to move in with his parents for the time being.
Consequence: Bill is happy with his new housing and proves to be a great tenant.
Divergent action: John denies Bill's application due to his history of mental health problems and signs a lease with someone else.
Normative action: Kyle walks into the field of view of Pam and Sam and does a thumbs up gesture while raising his eyebrows.
Consequence: Both Pam and Sam return the gesture to let him know they're good and appreciate that he didn't make them speak.
Normative action: Kyle walks into the field of view of Pam and Sam and does a thumbs up gesture while raising his eyebrows.
Consequence: Both Pam and Sam are annoyed as they feel rushed to chew through their current bite to answer Kyle's question.
Divergent action: Kyle walks up to Pam and Sam's table and asks them while they're chewing if everything is good.
Consequence: Both Pam and Sam are annoyed as they feel rushed to chew through their current bite to answer Kyle's question.
Consequence: Both Pam and Sam return the gesture to let him know they're good and appreciate that he didn't make them speak.
Divergent action: Kyle walks up to Pam and Sam's table and asks them while they're chewing if everything is good.
Normative action: Bill texts her back that he would love to talk to her again, and he hopes they can put the past behind them.
Consequence: Bill and Marge have a great conversation and are able to move forward with their relationship.
Normative action: Bill texts her back that he would love to talk to her again, and he hopes they can put the past behind them.
Consequence: Bill and Marge never speak again and miss out on the chance to have a good relationship.
Divergent action: Bill texts her back saying he has no interest in talking and to leave him alone.
Consequence: Bill and Marge never speak again and miss out on the chance to have a good relationship.
Consequence: Bill and Marge have a great conversation and are able to move forward with their relationship.
Divergent action: Bill texts her back saying he has no interest in talking and to leave him alone.
Normative action: Darren knocks on Robs door and is told everything is fine, and Darren doesn't believe him, so he calls animal control who take the dog from Rob.
Consequence: Darren saves the dogs life and finds out the dog has a new owner who treats him kindly.
Normative action: Darren knocks on Robs door and is told everything is fine, and Darren doesn't believe him, so he calls animal control who take the dog from Rob.
Consequence: Later that night, Darren hears the dog in pain again and finds out the next day the dog has passed away.
Divergent action: Darren knocks on Robs door and is told everything is fine, and Darren doesn't believe him, but still chooses to do nothing.
Consequence: Later that night, Darren hears the dog in pain again and finds out the next day the dog has passed away.
Consequence: Darren saves the dogs life and finds out the dog has a new owner who treats him kindly.
Divergent action: Darren knocks on Robs door and is told everything is fine, and Darren doesn't believe him, but still chooses to do nothing.
Normative action: Sherrie asks Liz and Suzie who went through her things, and Susie owns up to it saying she needed to find tape for a school project.
Consequence: Sherrie is glad that her teens did nothing nefarious and thanks Sherrie for her honesty.
Normative action: Sherrie asks Liz and Suzie who went through her things, and Susie owns up to it saying she needed to find tape for a school project.
Consequence: Sherrie feels bad for scolding Liz and now Liz in angry with her.
Divergent action: Sherrie confronts Liz for looking through her personal items, only to find out that Liz just got home.
Consequence: Sherrie feels bad for scolding Liz and now Liz in angry with her.
Consequence: Sherrie is glad that her teens did nothing nefarious and thanks Sherrie for her honesty.
Divergent action: Sherrie confronts Liz for looking through her personal items, only to find out that Liz just got home.
Normative action: Molly decides to take the kitten to the vet to see if it can be saved.
Consequence: The vet saves the kitten's life and Molly adopts it as a new pet.
Normative action: Molly decides to take the kitten to the vet to see if it can be saved.
Consequence: The kitten is killed instantly and Molly ends up feeling guilty for a long time.
Divergent action: Molly decides to hit the kitten with her car and kill it.
Consequence: The kitten is killed instantly and Molly ends up feeling guilty for a long time.
Consequence: The vet saves the kitten's life and Molly adopts it as a new pet.
Divergent action: Molly decides to hit the kitten with her car and kill it.
Normative action: Chris helps his mother do chores around the house for some extra cash.
Consequence: Chris learns new things about his mother as he cleans.
Normative action: Chris helps his mother do chores around the house for some extra cash.
Consequence: Chris becomes grounded when his mom discovers his actions.
Divergent action: Chris removes twenty dollars from his mother's wallet to pay for the movie.
Consequence: Chris becomes grounded when his mom discovers his actions.
Consequence: Chris learns new things about his mother as he cleans.
Divergent action: Chris removes twenty dollars from his mother's wallet to pay for the movie.
Normative action: John offers a portion of his lunch to his classmate.
Consequence: John's classmate thanks John and becomes great friends with him.
Normative action: John offers a portion of his lunch to his classmate.
Consequence: John's classmate thinks John is a selfish person and avoids him later on.
Divergent action: John ignores his classmate and finishes his lunch.
Consequence: John's classmate thinks John is a selfish person and avoids him later on.
Consequence: John's classmate thanks John and becomes great friends with him.
Divergent action: John ignores his classmate and finishes his lunch.
Normative action: Seth told his mother he was going to meet his friends before leaving.
Consequence: Seth's mother called him back for dinner when it started to get late.
Normative action: Seth told his mother he was going to meet his friends before leaving.
Consequence: Seth's mother thought he was missing and called the police to help find him.
Divergent action: Seth ran to play with his friends without telling his mother first.
Consequence: Seth's mother thought he was missing and called the police to help find him.
Consequence: Seth's mother called him back for dinner when it started to get late.
Divergent action: Seth ran to play with his friends without telling his mother first.
Normative action: Paul comforts Betty and helps her get through her grief over time.
Consequence: Betty eventually is ready to have fun times again, and she and Paul go see a great movie.
Normative action: Paul comforts Betty and helps her get through her grief over time.
Consequence: Betty resents Paul for not caring about her feelings and breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Paul drags Betty to the movies, but she cries the whole time and is miserable.
Consequence: Betty resents Paul for not caring about her feelings and breaks up with him.
Consequence: Betty eventually is ready to have fun times again, and she and Paul go see a great movie.
Divergent action: Paul drags Betty to the movies, but she cries the whole time and is miserable.
Normative action: John explains he can only afford half the requested amount but still wants to live with his family.
Consequence: His family agrees to pay the remaining share and is happy that they can still live together.
Normative action: John explains he can only afford half the requested amount but still wants to live with his family.
Consequence: His family feels sad and frustrated.
Divergent action: John moves away from his family to his girlfriend's tiny apartment because he thinks it is unfair for him to share the rent equally out of his minuscule income.
Consequence: His family feels sad and frustrated.
Consequence: His family agrees to pay the remaining share and is happy that they can still live together.
Divergent action: John moves away from his family to his girlfriend's tiny apartment because he thinks it is unfair for him to share the rent equally out of his minuscule income.
Normative action: Petra offers to listen to anything her friend needs to say and refers them to a therapist.
Consequence: Petra's friend feels supported and starts getting help.
Normative action: Petra offers to listen to anything her friend needs to say and refers them to a therapist.
Consequence: Petra's friend feels like Petra doesn't care about them and is only interested in pushing her religion.
Divergent action: Petra gives her friend a bible and tries to get them to go to church with her.
Consequence: Petra's friend feels like Petra doesn't care about them and is only interested in pushing her religion.
Consequence: Petra's friend feels supported and starts getting help.
Divergent action: Petra gives her friend a bible and tries to get them to go to church with her.
Normative action: Jane seeks out help from her parents, counselors, and doctors in hopes of fixing her problems.
Consequence: Jane is able to work out the issues she is having with the professional help and begins to see things in a different light.
Normative action: Jane seeks out help from her parents, counselors, and doctors in hopes of fixing her problems.
Consequence: Jane suffers further and sadly never comes back out of the emotional hole she made for herself.
Divergent action: Jane begins to blame herself for her problems and grows to resent herself to the point she thinks harming herself is the only fix.
Consequence: Jane suffers further and sadly never comes back out of the emotional hole she made for herself.
Consequence: Jane is able to work out the issues she is having with the professional help and begins to see things in a different light.
Divergent action: Jane begins to blame herself for her problems and grows to resent herself to the point she thinks harming herself is the only fix.
Normative action: Joe walks to the bus stop and takes his regular bus to work.
Consequence: Frank drives his car to work on time and earns his pay for the day.
Normative action: Joe walks to the bus stop and takes his regular bus to work.
Consequence: Frank doesn't have a way to get to work, misses his shift, and doesn't get paid for the day.
Divergent action: Joe takes Frank's car without asking and drives to work.
Consequence: Frank doesn't have a way to get to work, misses his shift, and doesn't get paid for the day.
Consequence: Frank drives his car to work on time and earns his pay for the day.
Divergent action: Joe takes Frank's car without asking and drives to work.
Normative action: Edward congratulates his friend and takes some time to do activites that relax and center him.
Consequence: Edward's friend is happy to have Edward's support.
Normative action: Edward congratulates his friend and takes some time to do activites that relax and center him.
Consequence: Edward's friend is hurt and ends their friendship.
Divergent action: Edward puts down his friend's achievement and makes snide comments.
Consequence: Edward's friend is hurt and ends their friendship.
Consequence: Edward's friend is happy to have Edward's support.
Divergent action: Edward puts down his friend's achievement and makes snide comments.
Normative action: Summer says hello to Robert and tells him all about her happy life with Russel.
Consequence: Summer and Roger are happy to have caught up, and Russel is glad his wife enjoyed herself.
Normative action: Summer says hello to Robert and tells him all about her happy life with Russel.
Consequence: Summer and Roger end up kissing and now she feels horrible for cheating on Russel.
Divergent action: Summer asks Robert to dance which reignites old feelings.
Consequence: Summer and Roger end up kissing and now she feels horrible for cheating on Russel.
Consequence: Summer and Roger are happy to have caught up, and Russel is glad his wife enjoyed herself.
Divergent action: Summer asks Robert to dance which reignites old feelings.
Normative action: Marcy thinks of many funny things she could say and decides to tell a funny story about her cat.
Consequence: All of Marcy's friends, including the overweight one, have a good time and laugh at the story.
Normative action: Marcy thinks of many funny things she could say and decides to tell a funny story about her cat.
Consequence: Marcy's overweight friend is deeply hurt by the joke.
Divergent action: Marcy says the first thing that comes to her mind, which happens to be a joke about fat people.
Consequence: Marcy's overweight friend is deeply hurt by the joke.
Consequence: All of Marcy's friends, including the overweight one, have a good time and laugh at the story.
Divergent action: Marcy says the first thing that comes to her mind, which happens to be a joke about fat people.
Normative action: Jessica tells Carol how badly she wants the purse, so Carol sympathizes and orders it for her.
Consequence: Jessica is thrilled to have what she wanted and Carol feels good making her happy.
Normative action: Jessica tells Carol how badly she wants the purse, so Carol sympathizes and orders it for her.
Consequence: Carol is furious when she checks her account and sees that a purchase was made and knows it was Jessica who then gets grounded.
Divergent action: Jessica sneaks Carol's credit card and orders the purse.
Consequence: Carol is furious when she checks her account and sees that a purchase was made and knows it was Jessica who then gets grounded.
Consequence: Jessica is thrilled to have what she wanted and Carol feels good making her happy.
Divergent action: Jessica sneaks Carol's credit card and orders the purse.
Normative action: Sandy rants about her feelings in a group chatroom.
Consequence: Sandy gains comfort for being around people who support her.
Normative action: Sandy rants about her feelings in a group chatroom.
Consequence: Sandy gets in trouble with her mother after Jessie starts crying.
Divergent action: Sandy makes a remark about Jessie's clumsiness and knocks the cup out of Jessie's hands.
Consequence: Sandy gets in trouble with her mother after Jessie starts crying.
Consequence: Sandy gains comfort for being around people who support her.
Divergent action: Sandy makes a remark about Jessie's clumsiness and knocks the cup out of Jessie's hands.
Normative action: Bob joins a group of people talking and tells a funny joke about dogs.
Consequence: The other people laugh and Bob makes new friends.
Normative action: Bob joins a group of people talking and tells a funny joke about dogs.
Consequence: The other people in the group are offended and avoid Bob the rest of the night.
Divergent action: Bob joins a group of people talking and tells a joke based on a racial stereotype.
Consequence: The other people in the group are offended and avoid Bob the rest of the night.