CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Karen learns about some new artists she never knew, and works better too.
Divergent action: Karen looks up how to download music illegally, and decides to go ahead and do it.
Normative action: Jan asks her daughter if she can clean out her drawers and Michelle says she will do it herself.
Consequence: Michelle respects her mom for asking her before throwing her things away and keeps her drawers clean in the future.
Normative action: Jan asks her daughter if she can clean out her drawers and Michelle says she will do it herself.
Consequence: Michelle notices her things missing and gets mad that her mom threw her things away without asking.
Divergent action: Jan goes through Michelle's drawers and throws away things she thinks Michelle doesn't need.
Consequence: Michelle notices her things missing and gets mad that her mom threw her things away without asking.
Consequence: Michelle respects her mom for asking her before throwing her things away and keeps her drawers clean in the future.
Divergent action: Jan goes through Michelle's drawers and throws away things she thinks Michelle doesn't need.
Normative action: Brad tells Janet that he's really sorry, and he didn't mean it to come out the way it did.
Consequence: Janet is a bit relieved Brad didn't mean to be so callous earlier and is happy he's apologizing to her.
Normative action: Brad tells Janet that he's really sorry, and he didn't mean it to come out the way it did.
Consequence: Janet is even more upset because not only did Brad hurt her but now he's doubling down and insulting her further.
Divergent action: Brad tells Janet that she needs to get over it because he's right and crying doesn't change that.
Consequence: Janet is even more upset because not only did Brad hurt her but now he's doubling down and insulting her further.
Consequence: Janet is a bit relieved Brad didn't mean to be so callous earlier and is happy he's apologizing to her.
Divergent action: Brad tells Janet that she needs to get over it because he's right and crying doesn't change that.
Normative action: Joan tells her parents she is pregnant and lays out rules they must follow to have a relationship with their grandchild.
Consequence: Joan's parents improve their behavior to be able to see their grandchild.
Normative action: Joan tells her parents she is pregnant and lays out rules they must follow to have a relationship with their grandchild.
Consequence: Joan's parents are extremely angry when they eventually find out and treat her even worse.
Divergent action: Joan decides to hide her pregnancy from her parents for as long as she can.
Consequence: Joan's parents are extremely angry when they eventually find out and treat her even worse.
Consequence: Joan's parents improve their behavior to be able to see their grandchild.
Divergent action: Joan decides to hide her pregnancy from her parents for as long as she can.
Normative action: Brandy goes into her manager's office and explains to the manager that she's having issues.
Consequence: Brandy is given support and advice by the manager as well as accommodation from the employer to help her improve.
Normative action: Brandy goes into her manager's office and explains to the manager that she's having issues.
Consequence: Brandy is given friendly but misguided advice by Jenny which leads Brandy to make bad decisions.
Divergent action: Brandy calls her friend Jenny and tells her all about her work problems and seeks advice.
Consequence: Brandy is given friendly but misguided advice by Jenny which leads Brandy to make bad decisions.
Consequence: Brandy is given support and advice by the manager as well as accommodation from the employer to help her improve.
Divergent action: Brandy calls her friend Jenny and tells her all about her work problems and seeks advice.
Normative action: Tony picks up the litter on his lawn, mows his grass and puts a fresh coat of paint on his garage.
Consequence: Tony's neighbors appreciate how he addressed their concerns and include him in many community activities, as a friend and neighbor.
Normative action: Tony picks up the litter on his lawn, mows his grass and puts a fresh coat of paint on his garage.
Consequence: Tony's neighbors become even more upset, since the sign he put up makes his house look worse than it did before.
Divergent action: Tony puts up a sign in his yard that trespassers will be prosecuted.
Consequence: Tony's neighbors become even more upset, since the sign he put up makes his house look worse than it did before.
Consequence: Tony's neighbors appreciate how he addressed their concerns and include him in many community activities, as a friend and neighbor.
Divergent action: Tony puts up a sign in his yard that trespassers will be prosecuted.
Normative action: Andy stays after class and gets taught some tips on how to learn Algebra better by Mr. Smith.
Consequence: Andy is better able to do well in the class, and he learns a lot.
Normative action: Andy stays after class and gets taught some tips on how to learn Algebra better by Mr. Smith.
Consequence: Andy ends up getting a substandard education and continues to do poorly in class.
Divergent action: Andy decides to study Algebra on his own so that he doesn't have to spend too much time on it.
Consequence: Andy ends up getting a substandard education and continues to do poorly in class.
Consequence: Andy is better able to do well in the class, and he learns a lot.
Divergent action: Andy decides to study Algebra on his own so that he doesn't have to spend too much time on it.
Normative action: Jeff calls his friend Tony and asks him if he wants to go to the bar with him.
Consequence: Jeff and Tony have a great time and meet new people at the bar.
Normative action: Jeff calls his friend Tony and asks him if he wants to go to the bar with him.
Consequence: Jeff is confronted by a group of angry people that are upset with Ned's behavior.
Divergent action: Jeff calls Ned to hang out with him at their favorite bar.
Consequence: Jeff is confronted by a group of angry people that are upset with Ned's behavior.
Consequence: Jeff and Tony have a great time and meet new people at the bar.
Divergent action: Jeff calls Ned to hang out with him at their favorite bar.
Normative action: Greg deftly steals the ball from Tim and drives to the hoop to score the winning basket.
Consequence: Tim enjoys the game despite losing and congratulates his friend on the victory.
Normative action: Greg deftly steals the ball from Tim and drives to the hoop to score the winning basket.
Consequence: Tim lays on the ground hurt and begins to cry.
Divergent action: Greg pushes Tim down hard to the ground and takes the ball to score the winning basket.
Consequence: Tim lays on the ground hurt and begins to cry.
Consequence: Tim enjoys the game despite losing and congratulates his friend on the victory.
Divergent action: Greg pushes Tim down hard to the ground and takes the ball to score the winning basket.
Normative action: Chris tells Bobby that it’s ok to be sad and cry, and that he can always come over to play in the tree house when he feels sad.
Consequence: Bobby feels better about missing his grandma, and he thanks Chris for being nice.
Normative action: Chris tells Bobby that it’s ok to be sad and cry, and that he can always come over to play in the tree house when he feels sad.
Consequence: Bobby develops issues with being sad and crying that he later in life through therapy traces back to his childhood friend Chris.
Divergent action: Chris tells Bobby only girls cry when they are sad and to not be sad because she was old and sick anyway.
Consequence: Bobby develops issues with being sad and crying that he later in life through therapy traces back to his childhood friend Chris.
Consequence: Bobby feels better about missing his grandma, and he thanks Chris for being nice.
Divergent action: Chris tells Bobby only girls cry when they are sad and to not be sad because she was old and sick anyway.
Normative action: Dan mentions he may know a few ways to improve Ben's work if Ben is interested.
Consequence: Ben agrees and works better and grows respect for Dan and the office flourishes.
Normative action: Dan mentions he may know a few ways to improve Ben's work if Ben is interested.
Consequence: Ben resents Dan and the pair's interpersonal communication and rapport  suffers,.
Divergent action: Dan points out on the screen all the mistakes Ben has made in his work without being asked.
Consequence: Ben resents Dan and the pair's interpersonal communication and rapport  suffers,.
Consequence: Ben agrees and works better and grows respect for Dan and the office flourishes.
Divergent action: Dan points out on the screen all the mistakes Ben has made in his work without being asked.
Normative action: Michael takes a portion of the extra canned goods that he has purchased to a local food bank and donates the food to help families in need.
Consequence: Michael feels good that his extra purchases will help people in need and the people who receive the food are grateful to him for his charitable action.
Normative action: Michael takes a portion of the extra canned goods that he has purchased to a local food bank and donates the food to help families in need.
Consequence: Michael regrets packing so much more food than he needs into his house and begins to feel guilty about all the people who don't have enough to eat.
Divergent action: Michael continues to cram food into his cupboards, pantry and even in the closets, until he has more than he could eat in a year's time.
Consequence: Michael regrets packing so much more food than he needs into his house and begins to feel guilty about all the people who don't have enough to eat.
Consequence: Michael feels good that his extra purchases will help people in need and the people who receive the food are grateful to him for his charitable action.
Divergent action: Michael continues to cram food into his cupboards, pantry and even in the closets, until he has more than he could eat in a year's time.
Normative action: John realizes that while he is frustrated at his own circumstances, hating a particular group wont change things.
Consequence: John stops blaming old people for his unemployment and works on his resume to make it better.
Normative action: John realizes that while he is frustrated at his own circumstances, hating a particular group wont change things.
Consequence: John starts making fun of all the old people he meets, yelling at them to retire and get out of the way.
Divergent action: John hates old people because they wont retire so young people can get the jobs and experience they need to start their careers.
Consequence: John starts making fun of all the old people he meets, yelling at them to retire and get out of the way.
Consequence: John stops blaming old people for his unemployment and works on his resume to make it better.
Divergent action: John hates old people because they wont retire so young people can get the jobs and experience they need to start their careers.
Normative action: Marcus has a romantic dinner with Sara.
Consequence: Sara enjoys a loving relationship with Marcus and stays friends with Jen.
Normative action: Marcus has a romantic dinner with Sara.
Consequence: Sara discovers Marcus cheated on her, breaks up with him, and ends her friendship with Jen.
Divergent action: Marcus has a romantic dinner with Jen.
Consequence: Sara discovers Marcus cheated on her, breaks up with him, and ends her friendship with Jen.
Consequence: Sara enjoys a loving relationship with Marcus and stays friends with Jen.
Divergent action: Marcus has a romantic dinner with Jen.
Normative action: Conan decides to befriend a very creative and interesting guy.
Consequence: Conan learns a lot of new and fun things with his new friend and becomes a better person.
Normative action: Conan decides to befriend a very creative and interesting guy.
Consequence: Conan's new friend is a bad influence on him.
Divergent action: Conan chooses to become friends with a party guy who has the reputation of being disrespectful with women.
Consequence: Conan's new friend is a bad influence on him.
Consequence: Conan learns a lot of new and fun things with his new friend and becomes a better person.
Divergent action: Conan chooses to become friends with a party guy who has the reputation of being disrespectful with women.
Normative action: Paul puts on a set of headphones and listens to his music in the dark.
Consequence: Dane gets a good night's sleep and so is well-rested for his test, which he does well on.
Normative action: Paul puts on a set of headphones and listens to his music in the dark.
Consequence: Dane can't get to sleep and ends up doing poorly on his test because he's so tired.
Divergent action: Paul turns his stereo all the way up and rocks out for hours.
Consequence: Dane can't get to sleep and ends up doing poorly on his test because he's so tired.
Consequence: Dane gets a good night's sleep and so is well-rested for his test, which he does well on.
Divergent action: Paul turns his stereo all the way up and rocks out for hours.
Normative action: Carl goes out with his family to swim on the beach.
Consequence: Carl has a great time playing in the water and making sand castles.
Normative action: Carl goes out with his family to swim on the beach.
Consequence: Carl doesn't get to experience the water and sunshine at the beach before he goes home.
Divergent action: Carl stays in the beach house the whole time and plays video games on his phone.
Consequence: Carl doesn't get to experience the water and sunshine at the beach before he goes home.
Consequence: Carl has a great time playing in the water and making sand castles.
Divergent action: Carl stays in the beach house the whole time and plays video games on his phone.
Normative action: Julian tells Rick that he can call him anytime he needs a distraction and that if he wants to go to rehab he'll drive him there.
Consequence: Rick is relieved that Julian is willing to be there for him and takes him up on the offer of going to rehab.
Normative action: Julian tells Rick that he can call him anytime he needs a distraction and that if he wants to go to rehab he'll drive him there.
Consequence: Rick is surprised and sad that Julian doesn't seem to take his drug addiction seriously and thinks it'll just go away.
Divergent action: Julian tells Rick that it's OK and that we all have problems and that he'll get over it eventually.
Consequence: Rick is surprised and sad that Julian doesn't seem to take his drug addiction seriously and thinks it'll just go away.
Consequence: Rick is relieved that Julian is willing to be there for him and takes him up on the offer of going to rehab.
Divergent action: Julian tells Rick that it's OK and that we all have problems and that he'll get over it eventually.
Normative action: Pam takes John and Jake aside individually and looks over their cards pointing out something good on each one.
Consequence: John and Jake both feel great about themselves and spend the evening playing together.
Normative action: Pam takes John and Jake aside individually and looks over their cards pointing out something good on each one.
Consequence: John feels spiteful toward Jake and the two start having problems getting along.
Divergent action: Pam looks at both cards together and points out how much better John's is than Jake's.
Consequence: John feels spiteful toward Jake and the two start having problems getting along.
Consequence: John and Jake both feel great about themselves and spend the evening playing together.
Divergent action: Pam looks at both cards together and points out how much better John's is than Jake's.
Normative action: Keira goes to her professor, explains her situation, and requests an extension.
Consequence: Keira's professor appreciates her maturity and gives her an extension with a small grade penalty.
Normative action: Keira goes to her professor, explains her situation, and requests an extension.
Consequence: Keira gets in trouble when the professor finds out she lied.
Divergent action: Keira tells her professor that her grandmother just died and that she needs an extension.
Consequence: Keira gets in trouble when the professor finds out she lied.
Consequence: Keira's professor appreciates her maturity and gives her an extension with a small grade penalty.
Divergent action: Keira tells her professor that her grandmother just died and that she needs an extension.
Normative action: Jerry goes and buys a new toothbrush and brushes his teeth in the workplace restroom.
Consequence: Jerry makes it to work on time, and a coworker compliments him on his shiny teeth.
Normative action: Jerry goes and buys a new toothbrush and brushes his teeth in the workplace restroom.
Consequence: Jerry's partner finds out he used her toothbrush, and she ends the relationship and kicks him out.
Divergent action: Jerry uses his partner's toothbrush to brush his teeth.
Consequence: Jerry's partner finds out he used her toothbrush, and she ends the relationship and kicks him out.
Consequence: Jerry makes it to work on time, and a coworker compliments him on his shiny teeth.
Divergent action: Jerry uses his partner's toothbrush to brush his teeth.
Normative action: James installs an extension that makes all links redirect to the Rickroll video.
Consequence: James' friend laughs, then makes James uninstall the Rickroll extension.
Normative action: James installs an extension that makes all links redirect to the Rickroll video.
Consequence: When James' friend sees what he did, he yells at James, getting them both kicked out of the library.
Divergent action: James uses his friend's Twitter account to announce that he's getting a sex change.
Consequence: When James' friend sees what he did, he yells at James, getting them both kicked out of the library.
Consequence: James' friend laughs, then makes James uninstall the Rickroll extension.
Divergent action: James uses his friend's Twitter account to announce that he's getting a sex change.
Normative action: Luke talks to Helen, when he realizes she's had a bad day because she starts to cry, he comforts her.
Consequence: Helen feels a lot better because Luke showed concern for her.
Normative action: Luke talks to Helen, when he realizes she's had a bad day because she starts to cry, he comforts her.
Consequence: Helen feels even worse now, because Luke doesn't care that she is crying.
Divergent action: Luke asks Helen how her day went, she starts to cry because she had a bad day, and he laughs at her.
Consequence: Helen feels even worse now, because Luke doesn't care that she is crying.
Consequence: Helen feels a lot better because Luke showed concern for her.
Divergent action: Luke asks Helen how her day went, she starts to cry because she had a bad day, and he laughs at her.
Normative action: Jane makes a salon appointment for Saturday morning, so she can make to to lunch with her friend as planned.
Consequence: Jane and her friend become closer by spending time together.
Normative action: Jane makes a salon appointment for Saturday morning, so she can make to to lunch with her friend as planned.
Consequence: Jane's friend is upset and resents Jane.
Divergent action: Jane cancels her plans with her friend and makes a salon appointment for Saturday afternoon.
Consequence: Jane's friend is upset and resents Jane.
Consequence: Jane and her friend become closer by spending time together.
Divergent action: Jane cancels her plans with her friend and makes a salon appointment for Saturday afternoon.
Normative action: Edward goes to his neighbor and explains that the tree is blocking his view of the lake and would like it trimmed.
Consequence: Edward's neighbor listens to his complaint, and they have a rational conversation about how to solve the problem.
Normative action: Edward goes to his neighbor and explains that the tree is blocking his view of the lake and would like it trimmed.
Consequence: Edward's neighbor becomes very upset, and he calls the police to file a report about the destruction of his property.
Divergent action: Edward gets his chainsaw out of his shed and proceeds to cut down the neighbor's tree, low on the trunk.
Consequence: Edward's neighbor becomes very upset, and he calls the police to file a report about the destruction of his property.
Consequence: Edward's neighbor listens to his complaint, and they have a rational conversation about how to solve the problem.
Divergent action: Edward gets his chainsaw out of his shed and proceeds to cut down the neighbor's tree, low on the trunk.
Normative action: Billy tells a joke about their boss that everyone thinks is hilarious.
Consequence: Billy's coworkers think he is very funny and start talking to him more at work.
Normative action: Billy tells a joke about their boss that everyone thinks is hilarious.
Consequence: Billy's coworker gets angry Billy and leaves, making Billy feel bad.
Divergent action: Billy tells a joke about Mexicans that offends one of his coworkers who is dating a Mexican woman.
Consequence: Billy's coworker gets angry Billy and leaves, making Billy feel bad.
Consequence: Billy's coworkers think he is very funny and start talking to him more at work.
Divergent action: Billy tells a joke about Mexicans that offends one of his coworkers who is dating a Mexican woman.
Normative action: Brad accepts a cookie and goes for a run later to make up for it.
Consequence: Ted feels happy that Brad enjoyed one of his homemade cookies.
Normative action: Brad accepts a cookie and goes for a run later to make up for it.
Consequence: Ted is a little offended and hurt thinking that Brad doesn't find the cookie appetizing.
Divergent action: Brad pushes the cookie away and refuses to eat it.
Consequence: Ted is a little offended and hurt thinking that Brad doesn't find the cookie appetizing.
Consequence: Ted feels happy that Brad enjoyed one of his homemade cookies.
Divergent action: Brad pushes the cookie away and refuses to eat it.
Normative action: Jacqueline asks Clara to practice singing a birthday song for performing at the birthday party.
Consequence: Clara feeling proud and excited performs very well and radiates lots of joy at the party.
Normative action: Jacqueline asks Clara to practice singing a birthday song for performing at the birthday party.
Consequence: Clara feels upset because she misses her mom so much.
Divergent action: Jacqueline takes Clara to her sister's home and gives Clara some books to read while she goes to the party herself.
Consequence: Clara feels upset because she misses her mom so much.
Consequence: Clara feeling proud and excited performs very well and radiates lots of joy at the party.
Divergent action: Jacqueline takes Clara to her sister's home and gives Clara some books to read while she goes to the party herself.
Normative action: John gets his friend a gift he thinks they'll like and heads over to their house for the celebration.
Consequence: John's friend is grateful that John got them such a nice gift for their birthday.
Normative action: John gets his friend a gift he thinks they'll like and heads over to their house for the celebration.
Consequence: John's friend thinks that it wasn't very nice of him not to have gotten a gift for their birthday.
Divergent action: John goes to his friend's house to celebrate their birthday without bringing them a gift.
Consequence: John's friend thinks that it wasn't very nice of him not to have gotten a gift for their birthday.
Consequence: John's friend is grateful that John got them such a nice gift for their birthday.
Divergent action: John goes to his friend's house to celebrate their birthday without bringing them a gift.
Normative action: Steve cancels the date as soon as he finds out he has to work.
Consequence: Mandy agrees to reschedule the date, and they have a nice time together.
Normative action: Steve cancels the date as soon as he finds out he has to work.
Consequence: Mandy is annoyed and decided she doesn't want to see Steve anymore.
Divergent action: Steve waits until a few minutes before the date to tell Mandy he can't make it.
Consequence: Mandy is annoyed and decided she doesn't want to see Steve anymore.