CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Amanda apologizes to her coworkers and tells them everything will be alright and that she will take care of everything.
Consequence: Amanda's coworkers appreciate how she takes responsibility for her mistakes and is able to move on.
Normative action: Amanda apologizes to her coworkers and tells them everything will be alright and that she will take care of everything.
Consequence: Amanda's coworkers get irritated by her excessive self-demeaning.
Divergent action: Amanda repeatedly apologizes to her team for the mistake, telling them she is not good enough, and an idiot.
Consequence: Amanda's coworkers get irritated by her excessive self-demeaning.
Consequence: Amanda's coworkers appreciate how she takes responsibility for her mistakes and is able to move on.
Divergent action: Amanda repeatedly apologizes to her team for the mistake, telling them she is not good enough, and an idiot.
Normative action: Jim explains that his steak is undercooked and asks if they could cook it a little longer.
Consequence: The server apologizes, takes the steak back, and Jim gets a properly cooked steak that he enjoys.
Normative action: Jim explains that his steak is undercooked and asks if they could cook it a little longer.
Consequence: Jim is kicked out of the restaurant and banned for life.
Divergent action: Jim loudly mentions that his steak is not cooked right, and throws the plate on the floor.
Consequence: Jim is kicked out of the restaurant and banned for life.
Consequence: The server apologizes, takes the steak back, and Jim gets a properly cooked steak that he enjoys.
Divergent action: Jim loudly mentions that his steak is not cooked right, and throws the plate on the floor.
Normative action: Gene makes fruit and peanut butter smoothie for everyone else and gives Vince some frozen yogurt.
Consequence: All of Gene's guests enjoy the treat and the party.
Normative action: Gene makes fruit and peanut butter smoothie for everyone else and gives Vince some frozen yogurt.
Consequence: Vince, not knowing that it has peanuts, drinks the smoothie and gets very sick.
Divergent action: Gene makes a fruit and peanut butter smoothie and serves it to all of his guests.
Consequence: Vince, not knowing that it has peanuts, drinks the smoothie and gets very sick.
Consequence: All of Gene's guests enjoy the treat and the party.
Divergent action: Gene makes a fruit and peanut butter smoothie and serves it to all of his guests.
Normative action: John directly informs Mary that he isn't interested in a relationship.
Consequence: Mary is disappointed, but gets over it, and is able to refocus her attentions elsewhere.
Normative action: John directly informs Mary that he isn't interested in a relationship.
Consequence: Mary thinks there's a chance, and wastes a lot of time and energy pursuing John, and is ultimately hurt.
Divergent action: John acts ambiguous around Mary, hoping she'll get the message.
Consequence: Mary thinks there's a chance, and wastes a lot of time and energy pursuing John, and is ultimately hurt.
Consequence: Mary is disappointed, but gets over it, and is able to refocus her attentions elsewhere.
Divergent action: John acts ambiguous around Mary, hoping she'll get the message.
Normative action: Natasha calls to check in on her partner while on her date and her partner confesses that he does not like the idea of an open relationship.
Consequence: Natasha goes home and has a long discussion with her partner, and they agree to separate amicably.
Normative action: Natasha calls to check in on her partner while on her date and her partner confesses that he does not like the idea of an open relationship.
Consequence: Natasha's partner feels neglected and the couple go through a complicated break up.
Divergent action: Natasha stays out all night with her date and doesn't call home to let her partner know because of her imposed open relationship.
Consequence: Natasha's partner feels neglected and the couple go through a complicated break up.
Consequence: Natasha goes home and has a long discussion with her partner, and they agree to separate amicably.
Divergent action: Natasha stays out all night with her date and doesn't call home to let her partner know because of her imposed open relationship.
Normative action: Norma drinks more than she should and decides to take a cab back home.
Consequence: Norma safely makes it back home.
Normative action: Norma drinks more than she should and decides to take a cab back home.
Consequence: Norma crashes her car in a tree.
Divergent action: Norma gets drunk and decides to drive back home.
Consequence: Norma crashes her car in a tree.
Consequence: Norma safely makes it back home.
Divergent action: Norma gets drunk and decides to drive back home.
Normative action: Bekah spices up her resume a bit and tries to make it reflect her personality.
Consequence: Bekah gets a lot of calls from interested companies who felt her resume stood apart from the pack.
Normative action: Bekah spices up her resume a bit and tries to make it reflect her personality.
Consequence: Bekah has trouble getting noticed because her resume doesn't stand out from the pack.
Divergent action: Bekah designs her resume in a very traditional way, closely following templates she finds online.
Consequence: Bekah has trouble getting noticed because her resume doesn't stand out from the pack.
Consequence: Bekah gets a lot of calls from interested companies who felt her resume stood apart from the pack.
Divergent action: Bekah designs her resume in a very traditional way, closely following templates she finds online.
Normative action: Claire tells the girlfriend that she supports her son well.
Consequence: The girlfriend is happy that Claire thinks well of her.
Normative action: Claire tells the girlfriend that she supports her son well.
Consequence: The girlfriend will feel awkward and not want to date the son anymore.
Divergent action: Claire tells the girlfriend that she's taking up all of her son's time that he could be spending with his mother.
Consequence: The girlfriend will feel awkward and not want to date the son anymore.
Consequence: The girlfriend is happy that Claire thinks well of her.
Divergent action: Claire tells the girlfriend that she's taking up all of her son's time that he could be spending with his mother.
Normative action: Angie tells her friend her boyfriend has been cheating on her she feels like a good friend.
Consequence: Angie's friend feels closer to her, and they form a close bond.
Normative action: Angie tells her friend her boyfriend has been cheating on her she feels like a good friend.
Consequence: Angie's friend finds out Angie knew and feels betrayed.
Divergent action: Angie keeps her knowledge secret from her friend, to make their day together enjoyable for everyone.
Consequence: Angie's friend finds out Angie knew and feels betrayed.
Consequence: Angie's friend feels closer to her, and they form a close bond.
Divergent action: Angie keeps her knowledge secret from her friend, to make their day together enjoyable for everyone.
Normative action: Talia tells George that she feels unfulfilled and that she wants to puts the spark back in their relationship.
Consequence: George agrees to work with Talia on reigniting their marriage.
Normative action: Talia tells George that she feels unfulfilled and that she wants to puts the spark back in their relationship.
Consequence: George is devastated when he finds out and initiates a divorce.
Divergent action: Talia begins seeing one of her coworkers that she is attracted to without telling George.
Consequence: George is devastated when he finds out and initiates a divorce.
Consequence: George agrees to work with Talia on reigniting their marriage.
Divergent action: Talia begins seeing one of her coworkers that she is attracted to without telling George.
Normative action: Kyle tells Jane that the shoes look great on her and really go together with her outfit.
Consequence: Jane is delighted that Kyle likes her shoes and feels more confident about herself.
Normative action: Kyle tells Jane that the shoes look great on her and really go together with her outfit.
Consequence: Jane is embarrassed beyond belief and cannot believe Kyle was so rude.
Divergent action: Kyle tells Jane that her feet are so fat that they are literally overflowing over her shoe, and he can't see it.
Consequence: Jane is embarrassed beyond belief and cannot believe Kyle was so rude.
Consequence: Jane is delighted that Kyle likes her shoes and feels more confident about herself.
Divergent action: Kyle tells Jane that her feet are so fat that they are literally overflowing over her shoe, and he can't see it.
Normative action: Robert asks his parents to come with him on a trip to Paris.
Consequence: Robert and his parents have the time of their life in Paris.
Normative action: Robert asks his parents to come with him on a trip to Paris.
Consequence: Robert loves Paris but feels a bit lonely during his trip, and Robert's parents are disappointed he didn't ask them to visit Paris with him.
Divergent action: Robert decides to travel to Paris by himself even though he knows his parents would like to come with him.
Consequence: Robert loves Paris but feels a bit lonely during his trip, and Robert's parents are disappointed he didn't ask them to visit Paris with him.
Consequence: Robert and his parents have the time of their life in Paris.
Divergent action: Robert decides to travel to Paris by himself even though he knows his parents would like to come with him.
Normative action: John tells Vanessa he'll massage her feet if she massages his back afterwards.
Consequence: John and Vanessa benefit from a win-win situation and are able to relax after their massages.
Normative action: John tells Vanessa he'll massage her feet if she massages his back afterwards.
Consequence: Vanessa is left with no relief and resents John for denying her.
Divergent action: Vanessa asks John for a foot massage, and he denies her so that he can take a nap.
Consequence: Vanessa is left with no relief and resents John for denying her.
Consequence: John and Vanessa benefit from a win-win situation and are able to relax after their massages.
Divergent action: Vanessa asks John for a foot massage, and he denies her so that he can take a nap.
Normative action: Susan wakes Bobby up by talking with him about their plans for the day and asks him if he would like to go see his friends at the church.
Consequence: Susan has a relaxed and open talk with her son, and Bobby feels as though he has some say in how he spends his day.
Normative action: Susan wakes Bobby up by talking with him about their plans for the day and asks him if he would like to go see his friends at the church.
Consequence: Susan feels upset after yelling at her son and Bobby feels resentful toward the Religious community.
Divergent action: Susan yells at Bobby to get up and get ready, that he must go to church because that is what people do.
Consequence: Susan feels upset after yelling at her son and Bobby feels resentful toward the Religious community.
Consequence: Susan has a relaxed and open talk with her son, and Bobby feels as though he has some say in how he spends his day.
Divergent action: Susan yells at Bobby to get up and get ready, that he must go to church because that is what people do.
Normative action: Sarah strikes up a friendly, casual conversation with the bartender.
Consequence: John will feel secure in his relationship with Sarah, knowing she isn't flirting behind his back.
Normative action: Sarah strikes up a friendly, casual conversation with the bartender.
Consequence: John will become jealous and angry because he thinks Sarah would rather be with someone else.
Divergent action: Sarah begins saying sexually suggestive things to another patron seated at the bar.
Consequence: John will become jealous and angry because he thinks Sarah would rather be with someone else.
Consequence: John will feel secure in his relationship with Sarah, knowing she isn't flirting behind his back.
Divergent action: Sarah begins saying sexually suggestive things to another patron seated at the bar.
Normative action: Martha stops with her daughter to help the fallen skater, who has injured their ankle, return to the sidelines of the rink.
Consequence: The fallen skater appreciates Martha's help, and they are excited to try skating again in a couple weeks when their ankle heals.
Normative action: Martha stops with her daughter to help the fallen skater, who has injured their ankle, return to the sidelines of the rink.
Consequence: The fallen skater is scarred and refuses to try ice skating ever again.
Divergent action: Martha holds her daughter close and tells the skater on the ground that they need to stay off the ice since they are a hazard to others.
Consequence: The fallen skater is scarred and refuses to try ice skating ever again.
Consequence: The fallen skater appreciates Martha's help, and they are excited to try skating again in a couple weeks when their ankle heals.
Divergent action: Martha holds her daughter close and tells the skater on the ground that they need to stay off the ice since they are a hazard to others.
Normative action: Richard swings by his grandpa's house thinking he see him while he can.
Consequence: Richard's grandfather has a great evening chatting with Richard.
Normative action: Richard swings by his grandpa's house thinking he see him while he can.
Consequence: Richard's grandfather is lonely and feels that Richard doesn't really love him.
Divergent action: Richard decides it will be boring to visit his grandfather and goes to see his girlfriend.
Consequence: Richard's grandfather is lonely and feels that Richard doesn't really love him.
Consequence: Richard's grandfather has a great evening chatting with Richard.
Divergent action: Richard decides it will be boring to visit his grandfather and goes to see his girlfriend.
Normative action: James tells Todd that he can have a pen, and he can keep it since James has so many.
Consequence: Todd is delighted that he will have something to write with and that James is so generous as to let him keep it after.
Normative action: James tells Todd that he can have a pen, and he can keep it since James has so many.
Consequence: Todd is stressed out because he needs a pen and thinks James is a selfish person.
Divergent action: James tells Todd that he cannot lend him a pen because he only has one and it's his, Todd should buy his own.
Consequence: Todd is stressed out because he needs a pen and thinks James is a selfish person.
Consequence: Todd is delighted that he will have something to write with and that James is so generous as to let him keep it after.
Divergent action: James tells Todd that he cannot lend him a pen because he only has one and it's his, Todd should buy his own.
Normative action: Sawyer tells his friends that he doesn't feel like going out today.
Consequence: Sawyer's friends accept his explanation after sharing their concerns, and Sawyer spends the day relaxing by himself.
Normative action: Sawyer tells his friends that he doesn't feel like going out today.
Consequence: Sawyer's friends come over to give him soup, but discover he's well and end up trusting him less.
Divergent action: Sawyer tells his friends that he is sick with the flu.
Consequence: Sawyer's friends come over to give him soup, but discover he's well and end up trusting him less.
Consequence: Sawyer's friends accept his explanation after sharing their concerns, and Sawyer spends the day relaxing by himself.
Divergent action: Sawyer tells his friends that he is sick with the flu.
Normative action: Angel decides that Roy can decide what's best for his own kids but not Angel's.
Consequence: Roy agrees, and they decide to work out what to do when their kids hang out together.
Normative action: Angel decides that Roy can decide what's best for his own kids but not Angel's.
Consequence: Angel and Roy keep arguing and their kids have to deal with their dads arguing.
Divergent action: Angel and Roy both insist that the other's kids should have to follow their set of rules on what to watch.
Consequence: Angel and Roy keep arguing and their kids have to deal with their dads arguing.
Consequence: Roy agrees, and they decide to work out what to do when their kids hang out together.
Divergent action: Angel and Roy both insist that the other's kids should have to follow their set of rules on what to watch.
Normative action: Bob has his meal boxed up to finish at home so the staff can close on time.
Consequence: The wait staff is friendly to him when he returns in the future.
Normative action: Bob has his meal boxed up to finish at home so the staff can close on time.
Consequence: The wait staff get angry with Bob and the service he receives suffers.
Divergent action: Bob takes his time and forces the wait staff to stay half an hour after closing.
Consequence: The wait staff get angry with Bob and the service he receives suffers.
Consequence: The wait staff is friendly to him when he returns in the future.
Divergent action: Bob takes his time and forces the wait staff to stay half an hour after closing.
Normative action: Fred puts on a robe before going out for the paper.
Consequence: Fred is able to retrieve his paper without incident.
Normative action: Fred puts on a robe before going out for the paper.
Consequence: Fred is arrested for exposing himself to a minor when a neighbors child spots him.
Divergent action: Fred nips out in the nude to get his paper.
Consequence: Fred is arrested for exposing himself to a minor when a neighbors child spots him.
Consequence: Fred is able to retrieve his paper without incident.
Divergent action: Fred nips out in the nude to get his paper.
Normative action: Cam tells his friends to reschedule the game to another time so that he can come.
Consequence: Cam's son is happy that his dad came to his recital.
Normative action: Cam tells his friends to reschedule the game to another time so that he can come.
Consequence: Cam's son's feelings are hurt, and he feels less close to his dad.
Divergent action: Cam skips his son's recital in order to go play basketball.
Consequence: Cam's son's feelings are hurt, and he feels less close to his dad.
Consequence: Cam's son is happy that his dad came to his recital.
Divergent action: Cam skips his son's recital in order to go play basketball.
Normative action: After settling on a budget, Dario selects items that fit within her budget.
Consequence: Dario is able to eat lunch at the cafe as a result of staying in her budget.
Normative action: After settling on a budget, Dario selects items that fit within her budget.
Consequence: Dario ends up maxing out his credit card.
Divergent action: Dario grabs everything on several clothes racks and heads to the self checkout lane.
Consequence: Dario ends up maxing out his credit card.
Consequence: Dario is able to eat lunch at the cafe as a result of staying in her budget.
Divergent action: Dario grabs everything on several clothes racks and heads to the self checkout lane.
Normative action: Donald orders a bottle of wine for the table, and uses his best manners when eating.
Consequence: Donald and his clients are able to relax and bond over wine while developing a work plan.
Normative action: Donald orders a bottle of wine for the table, and uses his best manners when eating.
Consequence: Donald's clients are put off by his behavior and decide not to go through with their deal.
Divergent action: Donald orders spaghetti and sits back while he slurps loudly and chews with his mouth agape.
Consequence: Donald's clients are put off by his behavior and decide not to go through with their deal.
Consequence: Donald and his clients are able to relax and bond over wine while developing a work plan.
Divergent action: Donald orders spaghetti and sits back while he slurps loudly and chews with his mouth agape.
Normative action: After a day of fishing, Steven changes into clean clothes and puts his fish in a secure cooler before getting into Rocco's car to drive home.
Consequence: Rocco's car is returned in perfect condition.
Normative action: After a day of fishing, Steven changes into clean clothes and puts his fish in a secure cooler before getting into Rocco's car to drive home.
Consequence: Rocco is left to clean up the mess when Steven returns the car and loses his trust in him forever.
Divergent action: Steven spends a day fishing before returning to Rocco's car in muddy boots and spilling a bucket of fish all over the back seat.
Consequence: Rocco is left to clean up the mess when Steven returns the car and loses his trust in him forever.
Consequence: Rocco's car is returned in perfect condition.
Divergent action: Steven spends a day fishing before returning to Rocco's car in muddy boots and spilling a bucket of fish all over the back seat.
Normative action: Bill introduces Sue to his parents and tells them he loves her even if they don't approve of her religion.
Consequence: Sue loves Bill even more for his bravery, and they get married.
Normative action: Bill introduces Sue to his parents and tells them he loves her even if they don't approve of her religion.
Consequence: Sue becomes resentful and eventually breaks up with Bill.
Divergent action: Bill keeps the relationship from his parents and never introduces Sue to them.
Consequence: Sue becomes resentful and eventually breaks up with Bill.
Consequence: Sue loves Bill even more for his bravery, and they get married.
Divergent action: Bill keeps the relationship from his parents and never introduces Sue to them.
Normative action: Darin sits Sue down to talk and explain his feelings.
Consequence: Sue and Darin are able to work through their issues and sort things out.
Normative action: Darin sits Sue down to talk and explain his feelings.
Consequence: The chair hits Sue in the head, and she needs to get stitches.
Divergent action: After losing his patience with Sue, Darin throws a chair at her.
Consequence: The chair hits Sue in the head, and she needs to get stitches.
Consequence: Sue and Darin are able to work through their issues and sort things out.
Divergent action: After losing his patience with Sue, Darin throws a chair at her.
Normative action: David sets up a dog bed in his room for the dog to sleep in.
Consequence: The dog and David both wake up refreshed in the morning.
Normative action: David sets up a dog bed in his room for the dog to sleep in.
Consequence: The dog cries all night and David in unable to get a good night's sleep.
Divergent action: David locks the dog in a cage that is too small for it to move around.
Consequence: The dog cries all night and David in unable to get a good night's sleep.
Consequence: The dog and David both wake up refreshed in the morning.
Divergent action: David locks the dog in a cage that is too small for it to move around.
Normative action: Angie buys a lot while shopping, but she tells Randy how much she spent rather than lie to him.
Consequence: Randy tells Angie that she knows he doesn't like it when she overspends, she needs to cut back.
Normative action: Angie buys a lot while shopping, but she tells Randy how much she spent rather than lie to him.
Consequence: Randy asks to see the receipt for the clothes and is upset when he discovers that Angie lied to him.
Divergent action: Angie buys several new outfits from the current season and tells Randy that they were all heavily discounted since they are from the last season.
Consequence: Randy asks to see the receipt for the clothes and is upset when he discovers that Angie lied to him.
Consequence: Randy tells Angie that she knows he doesn't like it when she overspends, she needs to cut back.
Divergent action: Angie buys several new outfits from the current season and tells Randy that they were all heavily discounted since they are from the last season.
Normative action: Jessica goes to the restaurant during the lunch hour she has for jury duty.
Consequence: Jessica gets paid for her time spent at jury duty that day.
Normative action: Jessica goes to the restaurant during the lunch hour she has for jury duty.
Consequence: Jessica gets a subpoena and a bench warrant for her arrest.
Divergent action: Jessica skips jury duty to meet her friends at the restaurant.
Consequence: Jessica gets a subpoena and a bench warrant for her arrest.