CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Mark tells his class that the men who are responsible for these abuses of power should be held accountable.
Consequence: A girl in Mark's class supports what Mark said and is happy that a man supports such a thing.
Normative action: Mark tells his class that the men who are responsible for these abuses of power should be held accountable.
Consequence: A girl in Mark's class who was previously abused feels triggered and starts thinking about her nightmare.
Divergent action: Mark tells the class that he thinks that women secretly wish to be sexually assaulted.
Consequence: A girl in Mark's class who was previously abused feels triggered and starts thinking about her nightmare.
Consequence: A girl in Mark's class supports what Mark said and is happy that a man supports such a thing.
Divergent action: Mark tells the class that he thinks that women secretly wish to be sexually assaulted.
Normative action: Jake feels ready and goes to study with his friends to have some companionship.
Consequence: Jake's experience helps his friends, who then do better on the final than they would have.
Normative action: Jake feels ready and goes to study with his friends to have some companionship.
Consequence: Jake's friends can't figure out the material by themselves and bomb the final exam.
Divergent action: Jake feels confident that he'll succeed and studies by himself.
Consequence: Jake's friends can't figure out the material by themselves and bomb the final exam.
Consequence: Jake's experience helps his friends, who then do better on the final than they would have.
Divergent action: Jake feels confident that he'll succeed and studies by himself.
Normative action: Wayne borrows some paper and begins to take notes, so he doesn't fall asleep.
Consequence: Wayne uses his notes when he returns to work on his project and does a good job.
Normative action: Wayne borrows some paper and begins to take notes, so he doesn't fall asleep.
Consequence: Wayne misses some important info about the work he is doing, causing the company to lose money.
Divergent action: Wayne begins daydreaming about the work that he'll do after the meeting is over to keep interested.
Consequence: Wayne misses some important info about the work he is doing, causing the company to lose money.
Consequence: Wayne uses his notes when he returns to work on his project and does a good job.
Divergent action: Wayne begins daydreaming about the work that he'll do after the meeting is over to keep interested.
Normative action: Beth tells Martha that she is really hungry and could really use some money to get food.
Consequence: Martha gives Beth some cash from her wallet and wishes her well, not wanting her friend to suffer.
Normative action: Beth tells Martha that she is really hungry and could really use some money to get food.
Consequence: Beth is approached by University Police for her attack on Martha and is kicked off of campus.
Divergent action: Beth steps out in front of Martha and grabs her hair, telling her that she will get hurt if she doesn't give Beth some cash.
Consequence: Beth is approached by University Police for her attack on Martha and is kicked off of campus.
Consequence: Martha gives Beth some cash from her wallet and wishes her well, not wanting her friend to suffer.
Divergent action: Beth steps out in front of Martha and grabs her hair, telling her that she will get hurt if she doesn't give Beth some cash.
Normative action: Jill runs towards Blaine quickly to see if he needs help and offers him assistance.
Consequence: Blaine is happy to see someone has come to help him and it makes him feel a little relieved.
Normative action: Jill runs towards Blaine quickly to see if he needs help and offers him assistance.
Consequence: Blaine is on the ground in pain and helpless and continues to lie there in agony for a while.
Divergent action: Jill turns away quickly before anyone can see that she might have seen the crash and walks the other way.
Consequence: Blaine is on the ground in pain and helpless and continues to lie there in agony for a while.
Consequence: Blaine is happy to see someone has come to help him and it makes him feel a little relieved.
Divergent action: Jill turns away quickly before anyone can see that she might have seen the crash and walks the other way.
Normative action: Before returning to her office, Wendy tells her coworker to email her because she knows someone who can help her husband.
Consequence: Wendy's coworker calms down and becomes more optimistic about her situation.
Normative action: Before returning to her office, Wendy tells her coworker to email her because she knows someone who can help her husband.
Consequence: Wendy's coworker becomes increasingly upset regarding her situation and breaks down crying later that day.
Divergent action: Wendy ignores her upset coworker and heads to her office without even looking at her.
Consequence: Wendy's coworker becomes increasingly upset regarding her situation and breaks down crying later that day.
Consequence: Wendy's coworker calms down and becomes more optimistic about her situation.
Divergent action: Wendy ignores her upset coworker and heads to her office without even looking at her.
Normative action: Henry invites everyone he knows, including all of his work colleagues, even if they are people he is not particularly fond of.
Consequence: Everyone comes to Henry's party and has a good time, he spends his time entertaining and having fun with many of his guests.
Normative action: Henry invites everyone he knows, including all of his work colleagues, even if they are people he is not particularly fond of.
Consequence: The person who was excluded is very upset and some of his other coworkers find it unacceptable that he excluded one colleague.
Divergent action: Henry invites everyone he knows except one person from work that he doesn't like.
Consequence: The person who was excluded is very upset and some of his other coworkers find it unacceptable that he excluded one colleague.
Consequence: Everyone comes to Henry's party and has a good time, he spends his time entertaining and having fun with many of his guests.
Divergent action: Henry invites everyone he knows except one person from work that he doesn't like.
Normative action: Roberta says hello to the man and sparks up a conversation about her husband.
Consequence: The man has a good time chatting with Roberta and the two become friends.
Normative action: Roberta says hello to the man and sparks up a conversation about her husband.
Consequence: The man flirts with Roberta for the rest of the night and becomes angry with her upon learning the truth.
Divergent action: Roberta quickly slides her wedding ring into her pocket and says hello to the man.
Consequence: The man flirts with Roberta for the rest of the night and becomes angry with her upon learning the truth.
Consequence: The man has a good time chatting with Roberta and the two become friends.
Divergent action: Roberta quickly slides her wedding ring into her pocket and says hello to the man.
Normative action: Sarah decides to leave the hat alone and simply continue hanging out with her friends.
Consequence: Sarah enjoys a good time with friends in the park without any issues.
Normative action: Sarah decides to leave the hat alone and simply continue hanging out with her friends.
Consequence: The owner of the hat sees what Sarah is doing and expresses her annoyance to Sarah.
Divergent action: Sarah puts on the fancy hat and asks her friends how it looks on her.
Consequence: The owner of the hat sees what Sarah is doing and expresses her annoyance to Sarah.
Consequence: Sarah enjoys a good time with friends in the park without any issues.
Divergent action: Sarah puts on the fancy hat and asks her friends how it looks on her.
Normative action: Ronnie hires a nursing aid to assist his dad so that Ronnie can have a less hectic schedule.
Consequence: Ronnie is much happier and gets more sleep with the free time he now has.
Normative action: Ronnie hires a nursing aid to assist his dad so that Ronnie can have a less hectic schedule.
Consequence: Ronnie got fired from his job because he failed a drug test.
Divergent action: Ronnie starts taking stimulants so that he can keep up his hectic work life and personal responsibilities.
Consequence: Ronnie got fired from his job because he failed a drug test.
Consequence: Ronnie is much happier and gets more sleep with the free time he now has.
Divergent action: Ronnie starts taking stimulants so that he can keep up his hectic work life and personal responsibilities.
Normative action: Jenna asks her grandma if she knows any recipes for less fattening food.
Consequence: Jenna's grandmother teaches her how to make croutons and Balsamic vinaigrette from scratch.
Normative action: Jenna asks her grandma if she knows any recipes for less fattening food.
Consequence: Jenna's grandmother dies later that night, sad and alone, and the family recipe for mac-and-cheese is lost.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her grandma that no one wants to eat fattening food anymore and meets her friends at a salad bar.
Consequence: Jenna's grandmother dies later that night, sad and alone, and the family recipe for mac-and-cheese is lost.
Consequence: Jenna's grandmother teaches her how to make croutons and Balsamic vinaigrette from scratch.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her grandma that no one wants to eat fattening food anymore and meets her friends at a salad bar.
Normative action: Tommy goes to a specialty store to shop for something that he really thinks his father will enjoy receiving.
Consequence: Tommy feels a sense of excitement to give his father his birthday gift and Tommy's father is touched by the effort his son put into making his birthday feel special.
Normative action: Tommy goes to a specialty store to shop for something that he really thinks his father will enjoy receiving.
Consequence: Tommy feels as though he is letting his father down and his father feels hurt that Tommy didn't put any real thought into doing something special for his birthday.
Divergent action: Tommy goes to the same store he does every year and buys a neck tie for his father, as he does every year for his father's birthday.
Consequence: Tommy feels as though he is letting his father down and his father feels hurt that Tommy didn't put any real thought into doing something special for his birthday.
Consequence: Tommy feels a sense of excitement to give his father his birthday gift and Tommy's father is touched by the effort his son put into making his birthday feel special.
Divergent action: Tommy goes to the same store he does every year and buys a neck tie for his father, as he does every year for his father's birthday.
Normative action: Nick chooses someone from a minority background to hire.
Consequence: The new hire has a different perspective, allowing the company to better align their products for different ethnicities.
Normative action: Nick chooses someone from a minority background to hire.
Consequence: The all-white staff can't understand the struggles of minority groups and become bigoted.
Divergent action: Nick prioritizes white people and picks a white person to hire.
Consequence: The all-white staff can't understand the struggles of minority groups and become bigoted.
Consequence: The new hire has a different perspective, allowing the company to better align their products for different ethnicities.
Divergent action: Nick prioritizes white people and picks a white person to hire.
Normative action: Ace temporarily mutes the friend, so he can take a breather but still connect later.
Consequence: The friend doesn't realize that Ace muted him and the friendship is preserved.
Normative action: Ace temporarily mutes the friend, so he can take a breather but still connect later.
Consequence: The friend finds out and feels even more upset towards Ace for blocking him.
Divergent action: Ace blocks the friend, so he doesn't have to see his posts any more.
Consequence: The friend finds out and feels even more upset towards Ace for blocking him.
Consequence: The friend doesn't realize that Ace muted him and the friendship is preserved.
Divergent action: Ace blocks the friend, so he doesn't have to see his posts any more.
Normative action: Jenna works lots of overtime to thoroughly inspect all ten of the houses.
Consequence: Jenna's boss gives her the bonus and tells her he'll remember her hard work at bonus time.
Normative action: Jenna works lots of overtime to thoroughly inspect all ten of the houses.
Consequence: Jenna gets her bonus, and by the time overlooked damage is discovered in one of the houses, she's moved to a new job in a new state.
Divergent action: Jenna only glances at the last two houses but fills out the paperwork like she did a thorough inspection.
Consequence: Jenna gets her bonus, and by the time overlooked damage is discovered in one of the houses, she's moved to a new job in a new state.
Consequence: Jenna's boss gives her the bonus and tells her he'll remember her hard work at bonus time.
Divergent action: Jenna only glances at the last two houses but fills out the paperwork like she did a thorough inspection.
Normative action: Robbie continues to try his best despite the losing effort and is humble in defeat when he congratulates his friend.
Consequence: Robbie and his friend bond over the experience and enjoy themselves immensely.
Normative action: Robbie continues to try his best despite the losing effort and is humble in defeat when he congratulates his friend.
Consequence: Robbie's friend becomes annoyed by Robbie's poor sportsmanship, and they don't finish their competition.
Divergent action: Frustrated with the way the competition is going Robbie begins to get physical with his friend as a way to show he is still better despite losing.
Consequence: Robbie's friend becomes annoyed by Robbie's poor sportsmanship, and they don't finish their competition.
Consequence: Robbie and his friend bond over the experience and enjoy themselves immensely.
Divergent action: Frustrated with the way the competition is going Robbie begins to get physical with his friend as a way to show he is still better despite losing.
Normative action: Shane tells Irene that the shoes are great but what's really great is her because she's so pretty.
Consequence: Irene blushes and smiles and is happy that Shane is such a wonderful friend and makes her feel good inside.
Normative action: Shane tells Irene that the shoes are great but what's really great is her because she's so pretty.
Consequence: Irene is confused whether Shane actually likes the shoes and begins to feel self conscious.
Divergent action: Shane tells Irene that the shoes are OK and just leaves it at that.
Consequence: Irene is confused whether Shane actually likes the shoes and begins to feel self conscious.
Consequence: Irene blushes and smiles and is happy that Shane is such a wonderful friend and makes her feel good inside.
Divergent action: Shane tells Irene that the shoes are OK and just leaves it at that.
Normative action: Wanda gives the girl directions to her classroom and then continues walking down the hallway.
Consequence: The girl is able to get to her class on time.
Normative action: Wanda gives the girl directions to her classroom and then continues walking down the hallway.
Consequence: The girl starts crying because she doesn't know where to go.
Divergent action: Wanda continues walking down the hallway to her classroom, ignoring the girl.
Consequence: The girl starts crying because she doesn't know where to go.
Consequence: The girl is able to get to her class on time.
Divergent action: Wanda continues walking down the hallway to her classroom, ignoring the girl.
Normative action: Andy tells Wendel that they definitely will put up a tree, and he'll let Wendel decorate it.
Consequence: Wendel gets excited and is happy about the tree and can't wait to put up decorations.
Normative action: Andy tells Wendel that they definitely will put up a tree, and he'll let Wendel decorate it.
Consequence: Wendel is sad that he can't enjoy the joys of Christmas like all the normal kids.
Divergent action: Andy tells Wendel that trees are annoying to clean up after, so he won't put one up this year.
Consequence: Wendel is sad that he can't enjoy the joys of Christmas like all the normal kids.
Consequence: Wendel gets excited and is happy about the tree and can't wait to put up decorations.
Divergent action: Andy tells Wendel that trees are annoying to clean up after, so he won't put one up this year.
Normative action: Johnny texts Steve saying that he is in the area and grabs lunch at a cafe while he waits for his reply.
Consequence: Steve texts Johnny back a few minutes later, says that he is back home and that Johnny can come by anytime.
Normative action: Johnny texts Steve saying that he is in the area and grabs lunch at a cafe while he waits for his reply.
Consequence: Steve thinks that someone has broken in when he gets back and calls the police to investigate.
Divergent action: Johnny notices that the door is unlocked, so he goes inside to wait until Steve comes back.
Consequence: Steve thinks that someone has broken in when he gets back and calls the police to investigate.
Consequence: Steve texts Johnny back a few minutes later, says that he is back home and that Johnny can come by anytime.
Divergent action: Johnny notices that the door is unlocked, so he goes inside to wait until Steve comes back.
Normative action: Lance invites all of his friends for the party regardless.
Consequence: Not all of his friends can make it, but they appreciated the invite.
Normative action: Lance invites all of his friends for the party regardless.
Consequence: Some of the friends he didn't invite were upset at Lance.
Divergent action: Lance invites only the people he knows want to come.
Consequence: Some of the friends he didn't invite were upset at Lance.
Consequence: Not all of his friends can make it, but they appreciated the invite.
Divergent action: Lance invites only the people he knows want to come.
Normative action: Gary finds a new home with a friend that can take care of it.
Consequence: The cat lives a long and healthy life with its new owner.
Normative action: Gary finds a new home with a friend that can take care of it.
Consequence: The cat gets run over by a car and dies.
Divergent action: Gary leaves the cat on the side of the road.
Consequence: The cat gets run over by a car and dies.
Consequence: The cat lives a long and healthy life with its new owner.
Divergent action: Gary leaves the cat on the side of the road.
Normative action: Daryl invites Clete to go to the gym with him, where they proceed to workout.
Consequence: Daryl feels accomplished after his workout and a cute girl smiles at him as he's leaving.
Normative action: Daryl invites Clete to go to the gym with him, where they proceed to workout.
Consequence: Daryl gets sick to his stomach and feels even worse than he did before.
Divergent action: Daryl invites Clete in and the two eat ice cream and watch Netflix all day.
Consequence: Daryl gets sick to his stomach and feels even worse than he did before.
Consequence: Daryl feels accomplished after his workout and a cute girl smiles at him as he's leaving.
Divergent action: Daryl invites Clete in and the two eat ice cream and watch Netflix all day.
Normative action: Kenny is tempted, but says that he doesn't need a new habit.
Consequence: Kenny remains healthy and sets a good example.
Normative action: Kenny is tempted, but says that he doesn't need a new habit.
Consequence: Kenny develops an addiction that he can't seem to break.
Divergent action: Kenny, wanting to be seen as cool, accepts the cigarette and smokes it.
Consequence: Kenny develops an addiction that he can't seem to break.
Consequence: Kenny remains healthy and sets a good example.
Divergent action: Kenny, wanting to be seen as cool, accepts the cigarette and smokes it.
Normative action: Jenny meets the guy and gently says that she wants to end the relationship.
Consequence: The guy Jenny was dating is able to process the ending of their relationship as they talk together.
Normative action: Jenny meets the guy and gently says that she wants to end the relationship.
Consequence: The guy Jenny was dating thinks she is very rude for ending things with a text message.
Divergent action: Jenny sends the guy a text message that informs him that the relationship is over.
Consequence: The guy Jenny was dating thinks she is very rude for ending things with a text message.
Consequence: The guy Jenny was dating is able to process the ending of their relationship as they talk together.
Divergent action: Jenny sends the guy a text message that informs him that the relationship is over.
Normative action: Darko brings his wife with him to the doctor, and he asks the doctor to explain his illness.
Consequence: His wife joins a support group for partners with cancer, and her support group helps her through tough times.
Normative action: Darko brings his wife with him to the doctor, and he asks the doctor to explain his illness.
Consequence: His wife is devastated when Darko passes away three months later from his cancer.
Divergent action: Darko tells his wife that he's feeling perfectly fine.
Consequence: His wife is devastated when Darko passes away three months later from his cancer.
Consequence: His wife joins a support group for partners with cancer, and her support group helps her through tough times.
Divergent action: Darko tells his wife that he's feeling perfectly fine.
Normative action: John remains grateful for experiencing their time together and hopes that he and his ex-girlfriend can maintain a civil relationship.
Consequence: John does not feel that the time he spent with his ex-girlfriend has become an emotional wound, but rather he remembers the time they spent together fondly.
Normative action: John remains grateful for experiencing their time together and hopes that he and his ex-girlfriend can maintain a civil relationship.
Consequence: John feels an intense sense of loss and experiences a range of uncomfortable emotions every time he thinks of her and their time together.
Divergent action: After thinking about the situation for some time, John decides that he hates his ex-girlfriend and never wants to see her again.
Consequence: John feels an intense sense of loss and experiences a range of uncomfortable emotions every time he thinks of her and their time together.
Consequence: John does not feel that the time he spent with his ex-girlfriend has become an emotional wound, but rather he remembers the time they spent together fondly.
Divergent action: After thinking about the situation for some time, John decides that he hates his ex-girlfriend and never wants to see her again.
Normative action: Melissa tells Chris to have a good time, but to please not stay out too late.
Consequence: Chris promises he won't be gone long and appreciates Melissa trusting him.
Normative action: Melissa tells Chris to have a good time, but to please not stay out too late.
Consequence: Chris gets angry because he feels Melissa doesn't trust him.
Divergent action: Melissa tells Chris she doesn't want him to go because she thinks he will be unfaithful.
Consequence: Chris gets angry because he feels Melissa doesn't trust him.
Consequence: Chris promises he won't be gone long and appreciates Melissa trusting him.
Divergent action: Melissa tells Chris she doesn't want him to go because she thinks he will be unfaithful.
Normative action: Jack waits until the crowd disperses and weaves his way through the other runners.
Consequence: Jack is able to get ahead of the crowd and set a good running pace.
Normative action: Jack waits until the crowd disperses and weaves his way through the other runners.
Consequence: The other runners get angry at Jack's behavior and pushes him back.
Divergent action: Jack pushes his way through the crowd of runners, jostling other runners as he tried to get ahead.
Consequence: The other runners get angry at Jack's behavior and pushes him back.
Consequence: Jack is able to get ahead of the crowd and set a good running pace.
Divergent action: Jack pushes his way through the crowd of runners, jostling other runners as he tried to get ahead.