CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Susan doesn't want to overthink the presentation, so she decides to relax and watch television before going to bed.
Consequence: Susan forgets a few key points during her presentation and it doesn't go well.
Consequence: Thanks to practice and being organized, Susan's presentation goes off without a hitch and is well received.
Divergent action: Susan doesn't want to overthink the presentation, so she decides to relax and watch television before going to bed.
Normative action: Tom buys a comfortable mask and wears it when he goes out where he wants to.
Consequence: Tom stays healthy.
Normative action: Tom buys a comfortable mask and wears it when he goes out where he wants to.
Consequence: Tom catches the virus and dies.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the people and never wears a mask outside.
Consequence: Tom catches the virus and dies.
Consequence: Tom stays healthy.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the people and never wears a mask outside.
Normative action: Steve makes sure to buy his step daughter whatever she wants.
Consequence: Steve's step daughter feels loved by Steve and is happier.
Normative action: Steve makes sure to buy his step daughter whatever she wants.
Consequence: Steve's step daughter feels pressured to say yes and doesn't feel comfortable.
Divergent action: Steve asks his step daughter if she wants to be his girlfriend.
Consequence: Steve's step daughter feels pressured to say yes and doesn't feel comfortable.
Consequence: Steve's step daughter feels loved by Steve and is happier.
Divergent action: Steve asks his step daughter if she wants to be his girlfriend.
Normative action: Tori picks up the pace and sprints away from the dog.
Consequence: Tori is relieved when she manages to get away unscatched.
Normative action: Tori picks up the pace and sprints away from the dog.
Consequence: The dog yelps in pain and Tori feels guilty for hurting it.
Divergent action: Tori ends up kicking the dog to get it away from her in self defense.
Consequence: The dog yelps in pain and Tori feels guilty for hurting it.
Consequence: Tori is relieved when she manages to get away unscatched.
Divergent action: Tori ends up kicking the dog to get it away from her in self defense.
Normative action: Susan decides to try her hand at knitting even though it looks difficult and challenging.
Consequence: Susan's first knitting project turns out to be very successful and Susan is proud and happy.
Normative action: Susan decides to try her hand at knitting even though it looks difficult and challenging.
Consequence: Susan feels inhibited and unsuccessful and it makes her sad.
Divergent action: Susan watches a ton of tutorials, yet never gets around to actually knit because she feels it's too difficult for her.
Consequence: Susan feels inhibited and unsuccessful and it makes her sad.
Consequence: Susan's first knitting project turns out to be very successful and Susan is proud and happy.
Divergent action: Susan watches a ton of tutorials, yet never gets around to actually knit because she feels it's too difficult for her.
Normative action: Gretchen finds a phone number for Jake in the wallet and gives him a call, so she can return it.
Consequence: Jake is very grateful to Gretchen, and he gives her a twenty dollar reward.
Normative action: Gretchen finds a phone number for Jake in the wallet and gives him a call, so she can return it.
Consequence: Jake has to go through a lot of trouble cancelling his bank cards and getting new identification cards.
Divergent action: Gretchen removes the cash from the wallet and discards the rest in a trash can.
Consequence: Jake has to go through a lot of trouble cancelling his bank cards and getting new identification cards.
Consequence: Jake is very grateful to Gretchen, and he gives her a twenty dollar reward.
Divergent action: Gretchen removes the cash from the wallet and discards the rest in a trash can.
Normative action: Brad suggests finding a balance between developing art skills, and preforming practical work.
Consequence: Jay listens and learns a valuable lesson in feasibility.
Normative action: Brad suggests finding a balance between developing art skills, and preforming practical work.
Consequence: Jay loses self confidence and doesn't develop his passion, and submits to working in a factory while all joy within him dies.
Divergent action: Brad says that Jay isn't clever or interesting enough to be a writer, and if Jay was, would not make any money, and Jay should work in a factory.
Consequence: Jay loses self confidence and doesn't develop his passion, and submits to working in a factory while all joy within him dies.
Consequence: Jay listens and learns a valuable lesson in feasibility.
Divergent action: Brad says that Jay isn't clever or interesting enough to be a writer, and if Jay was, would not make any money, and Jay should work in a factory.
Normative action: Nick digs into his backpack and gives his classmate one of his pencils to use.
Consequence: The classmate is grateful and is able to take the exam with everyone else.
Normative action: Nick digs into his backpack and gives his classmate one of his pencils to use.
Consequence: The classmate gets a pencil but loses ten minutes of exam time, lowering his grade.
Divergent action: Nick suggests that his classmate goes to the office and tries to borrow a pencil from someone there.
Consequence: The classmate gets a pencil but loses ten minutes of exam time, lowering his grade.
Consequence: The classmate is grateful and is able to take the exam with everyone else.
Divergent action: Nick suggests that his classmate goes to the office and tries to borrow a pencil from someone there.
Normative action: Jenna convinces her boyfriend to do rounds of shots with her, and they eat afterward.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend enjoys their time together and feels fine the next day because the food absorbed some alcohol.
Normative action: Jenna convinces her boyfriend to do rounds of shots with her, and they eat afterward.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend ends up with a terrible hangover and is bed ridden the next day.
Divergent action: Jenna pours extra liquor into her boyfriends drink when he isn't looking.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend ends up with a terrible hangover and is bed ridden the next day.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend enjoys their time together and feels fine the next day because the food absorbed some alcohol.
Divergent action: Jenna pours extra liquor into her boyfriends drink when he isn't looking.
Normative action: Felix asks his dad if he would like to play a game of chess.
Consequence: Felix's dad has fun playing games with his sun.
Normative action: Felix asks his dad if he would like to play a game of chess.
Consequence: Felix's father breaks down crying.
Divergent action: Felix takes his father out to a bar where he talks a crowd into cheering for the breakup.
Consequence: Felix's father breaks down crying.
Consequence: Felix's dad has fun playing games with his sun.
Divergent action: Felix takes his father out to a bar where he talks a crowd into cheering for the breakup.
Normative action: Shawn pulls over in a convenient spot and sets up the navigation app before driving again.
Consequence: Shawn is able to navigate to the meeting without putting himself or anyone else in danger.
Normative action: Shawn pulls over in a convenient spot and sets up the navigation app before driving again.
Consequence: Shawn is distracted from driving and ends up hitting a pedestrian that he didn't see.
Divergent action: Shawn tries to use the navigation app at the same time he is driving the vehicle.
Consequence: Shawn is distracted from driving and ends up hitting a pedestrian that he didn't see.
Consequence: Shawn is able to navigate to the meeting without putting himself or anyone else in danger.
Divergent action: Shawn tries to use the navigation app at the same time he is driving the vehicle.
Normative action: Rob is really angry and while talking to Mary says that he will just have a talk with Brandon and try to be understanding.
Consequence: Rob has a talk with Brandon, and they work out a payment plan, so now Ron feels satisfied.
Normative action: Rob is really angry and while talking to Mary says that he will just have a talk with Brandon and try to be understanding.
Consequence: Later that evening Brandon has a heart attack and now Rob feels guilty.
Divergent action: In the heat of the moment, Rob tells Mary that Brandon needs to just drop dead.
Consequence: Later that evening Brandon has a heart attack and now Rob feels guilty.
Consequence: Rob has a talk with Brandon, and they work out a payment plan, so now Ron feels satisfied.
Divergent action: In the heat of the moment, Rob tells Mary that Brandon needs to just drop dead.
Normative action: Mary tells her parents that they can attend the wedding if they promise to behave.
Consequence: Mary's parents promise Mary that they will be on their best behavior.
Normative action: Mary tells her parents that they can attend the wedding if they promise to behave.
Consequence: Mary's parents are sad that they can't participate in the wedding festivities.
Divergent action: Mary tells her parents that they can't come to the wedding.
Consequence: Mary's parents are sad that they can't participate in the wedding festivities.
Consequence: Mary's parents promise Mary that they will be on their best behavior.
Divergent action: Mary tells her parents that they can't come to the wedding.
Normative action: James isn't sure of all the answers, but he tries his best.
Consequence: James does better than he thought and gets a B+.
Normative action: James isn't sure of all the answers, but he tries his best.
Consequence: James gets caught looking up the answers and fails the test.
Divergent action: James idn't very well prepared, so he takes out his phone to look for the answers online.
Consequence: James gets caught looking up the answers and fails the test.
Consequence: James does better than he thought and gets a B+.
Divergent action: James idn't very well prepared, so he takes out his phone to look for the answers online.
Normative action: Aaron chooses to invite fewer people, so he and Delia can afford to provide a good experience.
Consequence: The invited guests have a good time at Aaron and Delia's wedding and are happy to celebrate with them.
Normative action: Aaron chooses to invite fewer people, so he and Delia can afford to provide a good experience.
Consequence: The wedding guests are unhappy and many leave early because they are grumpy and hungry.
Divergent action: Aaron chooses to cut the caterin budget and does not serve to the guests at the wedding.
Consequence: The wedding guests are unhappy and many leave early because they are grumpy and hungry.
Consequence: The invited guests have a good time at Aaron and Delia's wedding and are happy to celebrate with them.
Divergent action: Aaron chooses to cut the caterin budget and does not serve to the guests at the wedding.
Normative action: Ben stops and picks up the dog and takes it back to his house.
Consequence: Ben is able to nurse the dog back to health at his home.
Normative action: Ben stops and picks up the dog and takes it back to his house.
Consequence: The dog ends up dying because of the wounds that it was suffering from.
Divergent action: Ben drives past the dog and goes straight to his house without worrying about the dog.
Consequence: The dog ends up dying because of the wounds that it was suffering from.
Consequence: Ben is able to nurse the dog back to health at his home.
Divergent action: Ben drives past the dog and goes straight to his house without worrying about the dog.
Normative action: Gary drinks his beer and eats his pizza and makes sure to throw all the empty cans and pizza box away when he's done.
Consequence: Greg appreciates Gary doing his part to keep the apartment looking nice.
Normative action: Gary drinks his beer and eats his pizza and makes sure to throw all the empty cans and pizza box away when he's done.
Consequence: Greg thinks Gary makes their apartment unsanitary and begins looking for someplace else to live.
Divergent action: Gary drinks his beer and eats his pizza, but leaves the cans all over the room along with the empty pizza box laying out.
Consequence: Greg thinks Gary makes their apartment unsanitary and begins looking for someplace else to live.
Consequence: Greg appreciates Gary doing his part to keep the apartment looking nice.
Divergent action: Gary drinks his beer and eats his pizza, but leaves the cans all over the room along with the empty pizza box laying out.
Normative action: Rod picks up the phone and explains to his friend that he is busy right not but can help him out the next day.
Consequence: Rod's friend is okay with the delay and thanks Rod for wanting to help out.
Normative action: Rod picks up the phone and explains to his friend that he is busy right not but can help him out the next day.
Consequence: Rod's friend loses faith in Rod because of his avoidance tactics.
Divergent action: Rod doesn't answer his phone when he sees who the call is from hoping that ignoring it will just make it go away.
Consequence: Rod's friend loses faith in Rod because of his avoidance tactics.
Consequence: Rod's friend is okay with the delay and thanks Rod for wanting to help out.
Divergent action: Rod doesn't answer his phone when he sees who the call is from hoping that ignoring it will just make it go away.
Normative action: Lance tells Todd weapons are prohibited, but he'll keep it with him and Todd can come back after the game and get it back.
Consequence: Todd is delighted that Lance found a good solution and promises to be back right at game's end at the same gate.
Normative action: Lance tells Todd weapons are prohibited, but he'll keep it with him and Todd can come back after the game and get it back.
Consequence: Todd is devastated because the knife has sentimental meaning and it saddens him beyond belief to lose it.
Divergent action: Lance tells Todd weapons are prohibited, and he has to confiscate the knife and throw it away.
Consequence: Todd is devastated because the knife has sentimental meaning and it saddens him beyond belief to lose it.
Consequence: Todd is delighted that Lance found a good solution and promises to be back right at game's end at the same gate.
Divergent action: Lance tells Todd weapons are prohibited, and he has to confiscate the knife and throw it away.
Normative action: Winston yells wordlessly into the air as loudly as he can for several seconds.
Consequence: Winston feels better and is able to continue with his game but other players are bewildered.
Normative action: Winston yells wordlessly into the air as loudly as he can for several seconds.
Consequence: Winston is forced to pay for the damage he caused and is banned from the golf course.
Divergent action: Winston uses his club to express his frustration by tearing up the green.
Consequence: Winston is forced to pay for the damage he caused and is banned from the golf course.
Consequence: Winston feels better and is able to continue with his game but other players are bewildered.
Divergent action: Winston uses his club to express his frustration by tearing up the green.
Normative action: Irvine borrows more money and buys his sister a wig.
Consequence: Irvine and his sister have fun taking selfies with his sister's new hair.
Normative action: Irvine borrows more money and buys his sister a wig.
Consequence: Irvine feels bad for not doing more for his sister.
Divergent action: Irvine buys himself a new video game, and spends the evening playing at home.
Consequence: Irvine feels bad for not doing more for his sister.
Consequence: Irvine and his sister have fun taking selfies with his sister's new hair.
Divergent action: Irvine buys himself a new video game, and spends the evening playing at home.
Normative action: Evan shows Abby some tutorial videos before asking her to shadow him for the rest of the day.
Consequence: Abby's work performance improves.
Normative action: Evan shows Abby some tutorial videos before asking her to shadow him for the rest of the day.
Consequence: Abby starts crying.
Divergent action: Evan puts Abby down and treats her like a child as he explains the controls.
Consequence: Abby starts crying.
Consequence: Abby's work performance improves.
Divergent action: Evan puts Abby down and treats her like a child as he explains the controls.
Normative action: Jack works diligently alongside his rival to show who is best.
Consequence: Jack's rival is impressed by Jack's work ethic and congratulates him on the promotion.
Normative action: Jack works diligently alongside his rival to show who is best.
Consequence: Jack's rival is fired and doesn't get the promotion.
Divergent action: Jack changes some ledger entries to show that his rival used corporation money to pay for his house.
Consequence: Jack's rival is fired and doesn't get the promotion.
Consequence: Jack's rival is impressed by Jack's work ethic and congratulates him on the promotion.
Divergent action: Jack changes some ledger entries to show that his rival used corporation money to pay for his house.
Normative action: Chad requests a friend request on his main account and talks to her once she accepts.
Consequence: Chad is able to have a conversation with Charli, and he gets to be friends with her.
Normative action: Chad requests a friend request on his main account and talks to her once she accepts.
Consequence: Chad is not able to form a real relationship with her and has to tell a lot of lies.
Divergent action: Chad makes a fake account on Facebook and messages Charli.
Consequence: Chad is not able to form a real relationship with her and has to tell a lot of lies.
Consequence: Chad is able to have a conversation with Charli, and he gets to be friends with her.
Divergent action: Chad makes a fake account on Facebook and messages Charli.
Normative action: Marianne waits until the server comes close to their table and lets her know the food isn't cooked all the way.
Consequence: Marianne doesn't disturb other customers and is able to get her food taken care of.
Normative action: Marianne waits until the server comes close to their table and lets her know the food isn't cooked all the way.
Consequence: Everyone is the restaurant stares at Marianne, and she now feels embarrassed.
Divergent action: Marianne yells across the restaurant to tell the server there is a problem with her food.
Consequence: Everyone is the restaurant stares at Marianne, and she now feels embarrassed.
Consequence: Marianne doesn't disturb other customers and is able to get her food taken care of.
Divergent action: Marianne yells across the restaurant to tell the server there is a problem with her food.
Normative action: Henry tells his mom that he gambled the money away on a bad bet.
Consequence: Jean lends Henry the money but uses the situation as an opportunity to get Henry some gambling addiction help.
Normative action: Henry tells his mom that he gambled the money away on a bad bet.
Consequence: Jean later finds out that Henry gambled the money away and is afraid for him and worried he might have a problem.
Divergent action: Henry tells Jean that there's a problem with the payroll system at work, and he missed a paycheck.
Consequence: Jean later finds out that Henry gambled the money away and is afraid for him and worried he might have a problem.
Consequence: Jean lends Henry the money but uses the situation as an opportunity to get Henry some gambling addiction help.
Divergent action: Henry tells Jean that there's a problem with the payroll system at work, and he missed a paycheck.
Normative action: Paul tells Erica that she is a great person and a great friend who many people love.
Consequence: Erica feels better about herself and appreciates Paul's kindness.
Normative action: Paul tells Erica that she is a great person and a great friend who many people love.
Consequence: Erica is angry that Paul would insult Hannah like that and tells Hannah about what Paul said.
Divergent action: Paul tells Erica that she looks great and that compared to their larger friend Hannah she is much more attractive and seems healtheir.
Consequence: Erica is angry that Paul would insult Hannah like that and tells Hannah about what Paul said.
Consequence: Erica feels better about herself and appreciates Paul's kindness.
Divergent action: Paul tells Erica that she looks great and that compared to their larger friend Hannah she is much more attractive and seems healtheir.
Normative action: Jacob visits his grandfather with his family and gets to say goodbye in person.
Consequence: Jacob's family feels a lot of love and support from Jacob.
Normative action: Jacob visits his grandfather with his family and gets to say goodbye in person.
Consequence: Jacob's family feels like Jacob didn't care enough about his grandfather.
Divergent action: Jacob tries to call his grandfather to say his goodbyes on the phone.
Consequence: Jacob's family feels like Jacob didn't care enough about his grandfather.
Consequence: Jacob's family feels a lot of love and support from Jacob.
Divergent action: Jacob tries to call his grandfather to say his goodbyes on the phone.
Normative action: Jordan picks the contestants based on their skill.
Consequence: Jordan's contestants feel it is fair and Jordan starts the next round.
Normative action: Jordan picks the contestants based on their skill.
Consequence: Jordan gets fired for gross discrimination and feels bad about it.
Divergent action: Jordan picks contestants based on their physical beauty.
Consequence: Jordan gets fired for gross discrimination and feels bad about it.
Consequence: Jordan's contestants feel it is fair and Jordan starts the next round.
Divergent action: Jordan picks contestants based on their physical beauty.
Normative action: Janet tells Jim that the game he bought looks like it'll be a lot of fun.
Consequence: Jim is delighted that Janet commented on the game and is excited to start playing it.
Normative action: Janet tells Jim that the game he bought looks like it'll be a lot of fun.
Consequence: Jim feels terrible and depressed as Janet's words weigh heavy on him and make him feel low about himself.
Divergent action: Janet tells Jim that he's an undisciplined man who spends money on frivolous things and that he'll never be a success in life.
Consequence: Jim feels terrible and depressed as Janet's words weigh heavy on him and make him feel low about himself.
Consequence: Jim is delighted that Janet commented on the game and is excited to start playing it.
Divergent action: Janet tells Jim that he's an undisciplined man who spends money on frivolous things and that he'll never be a success in life.
Normative action: Millie drives down the road following the laws and going the speed limit.
Consequence: Millie manages to get to her workplace on time and in a safe manner.
Normative action: Millie drives down the road following the laws and going the speed limit.
Consequence: The drivers behind Millie get restless and one of them sideswipes her car.
Divergent action: Millie drives as slow as she can to avoid getting into an accident.
Consequence: The drivers behind Millie get restless and one of them sideswipes her car.
Consequence: Millie manages to get to her workplace on time and in a safe manner.
Divergent action: Millie drives as slow as she can to avoid getting into an accident.
Normative action: Adam challenges his friend to a contest in the game and the loser needs to be quiet for half an hour.
Consequence: Adam wins the contest and his friend needs to stay quiet.
Normative action: Adam challenges his friend to a contest in the game and the loser needs to be quiet for half an hour.
Consequence: Adam and his friends can't play video games any more.
Divergent action: Adam picks up the game system and throws it at his friend, which then hits the wall and shatters.
Consequence: Adam and his friends can't play video games any more.
Consequence: Adam wins the contest and his friend needs to stay quiet.
Divergent action: Adam picks up the game system and throws it at his friend, which then hits the wall and shatters.
Normative action: Being that Shaun is surprising his girlfriend, he takes his time driving.
Consequence: Shaun gets over to his girlfriends place at a reasonable time and is glad to see her.