CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: James walks over to greet the new employee and starts up a conversation without acknowledging his facial features.
Consequence: Fearing that James' action would be indicative of the work environment, the new employee ends up quitting on his first day.
Divergent action: James walks over to greet the new employee, then begins mocking his cleft lip.
Consequence: Fearing that James' action would be indicative of the work environment, the new employee ends up quitting on his first day.
Consequence: James and the new employee hit it off and look forward to working together.
Divergent action: James walks over to greet the new employee, then begins mocking his cleft lip.
Normative action: Elaine calls her boyfriend to say that Sally really needs her right now, and she stays and talks with her through the night.
Consequence: Sally feels much better that Elaine took the time to work through her issues.
Normative action: Elaine calls her boyfriend to say that Sally really needs her right now, and she stays and talks with her through the night.
Consequence: Sally feels very alone and then decides to attempt suicide.
Divergent action: Elaine tells Sally that she has plans with her boyfriend, but to not do anything stupid.
Consequence: Sally feels very alone and then decides to attempt suicide.
Consequence: Sally feels much better that Elaine took the time to work through her issues.
Divergent action: Elaine tells Sally that she has plans with her boyfriend, but to not do anything stupid.
Normative action: Jen reaches out to help Alice up and asks if she is alright.
Consequence: Everyone sees Jen as the better person, and she makes more friends.
Normative action: Jen reaches out to help Alice up and asks if she is alright.
Consequence: Jen's friends find her needlessly cruel and petty and stop hanging out with her.
Divergent action: Jen points and laughs and claps at seeing Alice fall in the mud.
Consequence: Jen's friends find her needlessly cruel and petty and stop hanging out with her.
Consequence: Everyone sees Jen as the better person, and she makes more friends.
Divergent action: Jen points and laughs and claps at seeing Alice fall in the mud.
Normative action: Sean looks at what the person has, makes some suggestions, and offers to trade some of his cards that would help the new player.
Consequence: The new person accepts the trade and builds a powerful deck that helps him succeed in future matches.
Normative action: Sean looks at what the person has, makes some suggestions, and offers to trade some of his cards that would help the new player.
Consequence: The new person accepts the trade, finds out that he gave up great cards, and becomes bitter towards other players.
Divergent action: Sean picks out the person's best cards, says that they're not very good, and offers him a trade for some less-valuable cards.
Consequence: The new person accepts the trade, finds out that he gave up great cards, and becomes bitter towards other players.
Consequence: The new person accepts the trade and builds a powerful deck that helps him succeed in future matches.
Divergent action: Sean picks out the person's best cards, says that they're not very good, and offers him a trade for some less-valuable cards.
Normative action: Jeans let's Pete know she is exhausted but would like to have a rain-check, and he is understanding.
Consequence: Jean is happy Pete respected her enough not to press the issue and sees him as a good man.
Normative action: Jeans let's Pete know she is exhausted but would like to have a rain-check, and he is understanding.
Consequence: Jean feels used after Pete is finished and see's him as selfish.
Divergent action: Jean tell's Pete to just hurry and get it over with, so she has sex with him, but isn't into it.
Consequence: Jean feels used after Pete is finished and see's him as selfish.
Consequence: Jean is happy Pete respected her enough not to press the issue and sees him as a good man.
Divergent action: Jean tell's Pete to just hurry and get it over with, so she has sex with him, but isn't into it.
Normative action: Larry picks up the dog and returns it to her guardian, then goes to the local shelter and adopts one himself.
Consequence: The dog's guardian is very happy and thinks Larry is nice.
Normative action: Larry picks up the dog and returns it to her guardian, then goes to the local shelter and adopts one himself.
Consequence: The true guardian of the dog becomes really sad and mourns her dog.
Divergent action: Larry scoops up the dog and takes him inside his house and removes his collar and keeps him.
Consequence: The true guardian of the dog becomes really sad and mourns her dog.
Consequence: The dog's guardian is very happy and thinks Larry is nice.
Divergent action: Larry scoops up the dog and takes him inside his house and removes his collar and keeps him.
Normative action: Ron and Kate discuss their opposite choices for vacation and both decide that a water park makes a good compromise.
Consequence: Ron and Kate are happy that they came to an agreement and can start planning their trip.
Normative action: Ron and Kate discuss their opposite choices for vacation and both decide that a water park makes a good compromise.
Consequence: Kate gets upset with Ron for making the decision himself, without even considering what she wants.
Divergent action: Ron tells Kate that Disney World is too expensive, the beach makes more sense, so that's where they're going.
Consequence: Kate gets upset with Ron for making the decision himself, without even considering what she wants.
Consequence: Ron and Kate are happy that they came to an agreement and can start planning their trip.
Divergent action: Ron tells Kate that Disney World is too expensive, the beach makes more sense, so that's where they're going.
Normative action: Jonesy concedes to his partner in the disagreement and does what they want to do.
Consequence: Jonesy is annoyed he isn't heard but knew the disagreement wasn't worth the trouble.
Normative action: Jonesy concedes to his partner in the disagreement and does what they want to do.
Consequence: Jonesy's partner doesn't like the abuse and calls the police leading to Jonesy's arrest.
Divergent action: Jonesy lays his hands on his partner to bring an abrupt end to their disagreement.
Consequence: Jonesy's partner doesn't like the abuse and calls the police leading to Jonesy's arrest.
Consequence: Jonesy is annoyed he isn't heard but knew the disagreement wasn't worth the trouble.
Divergent action: Jonesy lays his hands on his partner to bring an abrupt end to their disagreement.
Normative action: Jennita stays up late to write the 1000 words and then refines the paper before handing it in.
Consequence: The teacher is impressed by Jennita's work and gives her full credit for the paper.
Normative action: Jennita stays up late to write the 1000 words and then refines the paper before handing it in.
Consequence: Jennita's teacher sees the paper and doesn't approve of the poor work, giving Jennita a bad grade.
Divergent action: Jennita figures that the last paper doesn't count for too much and prioritizes other things, then turns in a rough copy of the paper.
Consequence: Jennita's teacher sees the paper and doesn't approve of the poor work, giving Jennita a bad grade.
Consequence: The teacher is impressed by Jennita's work and gives her full credit for the paper.
Divergent action: Jennita figures that the last paper doesn't count for too much and prioritizes other things, then turns in a rough copy of the paper.
Normative action: Gavin takes the wallet to the school lost and found.
Consequence: Dan gets the wallet from the lost and found and thanks Gavin.
Normative action: Gavin takes the wallet to the school lost and found.
Consequence: Dan never finds his wallet and has to get a new one.
Divergent action: Gavin puts the wallet in his pocket and takes it home.
Consequence: Dan never finds his wallet and has to get a new one.
Consequence: Dan gets the wallet from the lost and found and thanks Gavin.
Divergent action: Gavin puts the wallet in his pocket and takes it home.
Normative action: Troy sets up additional time for the maid of honor to practice.
Consequence: The additional time helps and the wedding goes perfectly for Troy and his wife.
Normative action: Troy sets up additional time for the maid of honor to practice.
Consequence: The maid of honor is very upset and tells Troy's wife who calls off the wedding.
Divergent action: Troy yells at and belittles the maid of honor telling her she better get it right.
Consequence: The maid of honor is very upset and tells Troy's wife who calls off the wedding.
Consequence: The additional time helps and the wedding goes perfectly for Troy and his wife.
Divergent action: Troy yells at and belittles the maid of honor telling her she better get it right.
Normative action: Ronin buys a couple beers and drinks with his friend but cleans up after himself.
Consequence: Ronin's friend really enjoys his company and invites him to come back over sometime.
Normative action: Ronin buys a couple beers and drinks with his friend but cleans up after himself.
Consequence: Ronin's friend is very upset at how trashed the house is and kicks him out.
Divergent action: Ronin buys a bunch of alcohol, gets drunk with his friend and ends up blacking out and trashing the house.
Consequence: Ronin's friend is very upset at how trashed the house is and kicks him out.
Consequence: Ronin's friend really enjoys his company and invites him to come back over sometime.
Divergent action: Ronin buys a bunch of alcohol, gets drunk with his friend and ends up blacking out and trashing the house.
Normative action: Lindsay tells the story about a play she and her little sister put on in their living room as kids.
Consequence: Harry and Lindsay share a laugh over the story and Harry gets to know another side of Lindsay.
Normative action: Lindsay tells the story about a play she and her little sister put on in their living room as kids.
Consequence: Harry feels hurt that Lindsay is still speaking so fondly of her ex and starts to feel insecure about their relationship.
Divergent action: Lindsay tells the story about a trip she went on with her ex and how it was one of the best weeks of her life.
Consequence: Harry feels hurt that Lindsay is still speaking so fondly of her ex and starts to feel insecure about their relationship.
Consequence: Harry and Lindsay share a laugh over the story and Harry gets to know another side of Lindsay.
Divergent action: Lindsay tells the story about a trip she went on with her ex and how it was one of the best weeks of her life.
Normative action: Jenny buys a scratching post for her cats and trains them to stay off the sofa.
Consequence: Jenny's cats are happier and can defend themselves too.
Normative action: Jenny buys a scratching post for her cats and trains them to stay off the sofa.
Consequence: Jenny's cats become depressed and can't defend themselves from other animals.
Divergent action: Jenny takes her cats to the vet and has them declawed.
Consequence: Jenny's cats become depressed and can't defend themselves from other animals.
Consequence: Jenny's cats are happier and can defend themselves too.
Divergent action: Jenny takes her cats to the vet and has them declawed.
Normative action: Linda realizes that her grandmother called, just hoping to talk with someone, so she decides to go visit her.
Consequence: Linda's grandmother is delighted to see her, and they spend the day together drinking coffee and talking.
Normative action: Linda realizes that her grandmother called, just hoping to talk with someone, so she decides to go visit her.
Consequence: Linda feels as though she has accomplished nothing on her day off and feels lazy, while Linda's grandmother feels badly that she didn't hear back from her.
Divergent action: Linda settles into her couch and starts watching television and before she realizes it, evening sets in.
Consequence: Linda feels as though she has accomplished nothing on her day off and feels lazy, while Linda's grandmother feels badly that she didn't hear back from her.
Consequence: Linda's grandmother is delighted to see her, and they spend the day together drinking coffee and talking.
Divergent action: Linda settles into her couch and starts watching television and before she realizes it, evening sets in.
Normative action: Pat decides to show his dad how to use his phone.
Consequence: Pat's dad feels relieved that he actually received help and doesn't have to beg.
Normative action: Pat decides to show his dad how to use his phone.
Consequence: Pat's dad continues to struggle with his phone, and he would feel too embarrassed to ask for help.
Divergent action: Pat doesn't want to baby his dad, so he decides not to help him.
Consequence: Pat's dad continues to struggle with his phone, and he would feel too embarrassed to ask for help.
Consequence: Pat's dad feels relieved that he actually received help and doesn't have to beg.
Divergent action: Pat doesn't want to baby his dad, so he decides not to help him.
Normative action: Brittany rubs her dogs nose in the excrement and puts it outside.
Consequence: Brittany's dog understands that he should go to the bathroom outside and doesn't go inside again.
Normative action: Brittany rubs her dogs nose in the excrement and puts it outside.
Consequence: Brittany's dog becomes afraid of her and won't come to her when she calls.
Divergent action: Brittany slaps her dog across the nose three or four times.
Consequence: Brittany's dog becomes afraid of her and won't come to her when she calls.
Consequence: Brittany's dog understands that he should go to the bathroom outside and doesn't go inside again.
Divergent action: Brittany slaps her dog across the nose three or four times.
Normative action: Tina yells at Nancy some, but does not get violent.
Consequence: Tina and Nancy stop fighting and start playing together again.
Normative action: Tina yells at Nancy some, but does not get violent.
Consequence: Nancy's mother sends Tina home, and Tina gets in trouble with her parents.
Divergent action: Tina throws Nancy's toy on the ground, breaking it in two.
Consequence: Nancy's mother sends Tina home, and Tina gets in trouble with her parents.
Consequence: Tina and Nancy stop fighting and start playing together again.
Divergent action: Tina throws Nancy's toy on the ground, breaking it in two.
Normative action: Claire follows Rod around the park and shows him how to use the playground equipment.
Consequence: Rod picks some wildflowers and gives them to Claire at the end of the day to thank her for taking him to the park.
Normative action: Claire follows Rod around the park and shows him how to use the playground equipment.
Consequence: Rod runs into the forest surrounding the park and gets lost.
Divergent action: Claire lies down and takes a nap on the grass.
Consequence: Rod runs into the forest surrounding the park and gets lost.
Consequence: Rod picks some wildflowers and gives them to Claire at the end of the day to thank her for taking him to the park.
Divergent action: Claire lies down and takes a nap on the grass.
Normative action: Janice brings the kids each a Hawaiian Lei, so they could get a small taste of the island.
Consequence: The kids feel like Janice truly missed them while she was away and are happy with the present.
Normative action: Janice brings the kids each a Hawaiian Lei, so they could get a small taste of the island.
Consequence: The kids are disappointed Janice didn't bring back a souvenir, and feel like she didn't really think of them much.
Divergent action: Janice come in empty handed, gives the kids a big hug and tells them she's glad to see them.
Consequence: The kids are disappointed Janice didn't bring back a souvenir, and feel like she didn't really think of them much.
Consequence: The kids feel like Janice truly missed them while she was away and are happy with the present.
Divergent action: Janice come in empty handed, gives the kids a big hug and tells them she's glad to see them.
Normative action: Ben takes out just enough chips for himself, and tells Julie and Jim, he's sorry, but doesn't have anything to offer them,.
Consequence: Ben is able to satiate his appetite and is able to save some for later.
Normative action: Ben takes out just enough chips for himself, and tells Julie and Jim, he's sorry, but doesn't have anything to offer them,.
Consequence: Ben's appetite isn't satisfied because he felt the need to share what little he had.
Divergent action: Ben dumps the chips into a bowl and tells Julie and Jim to help themselves because he didn't want to feel like a bad host.
Consequence: Ben's appetite isn't satisfied because he felt the need to share what little he had.
Consequence: Ben is able to satiate his appetite and is able to save some for later.
Divergent action: Ben dumps the chips into a bowl and tells Julie and Jim to help themselves because he didn't want to feel like a bad host.
Normative action: Roger goes over to Josh to help pick up his books and asks if he's okay.
Consequence: Josh feels better and appreciates Roger's kindness and assistance.
Normative action: Roger goes over to Josh to help pick up his books and asks if he's okay.
Consequence: Josh feels embarrassed and humiliated by Roger making fun of him.
Divergent action: Roger points at Josh on the ground and begins laughing at him.
Consequence: Josh feels embarrassed and humiliated by Roger making fun of him.
Consequence: Josh feels better and appreciates Roger's kindness and assistance.
Divergent action: Roger points at Josh on the ground and begins laughing at him.
Normative action: Carla tweets to the Republican party's Twitter account that she isn't happy with the party's vote.
Consequence: Carla feels better because she expressed herself and let the Republican party know of her discontent.
Normative action: Carla tweets to the Republican party's Twitter account that she isn't happy with the party's vote.
Consequence: Carla later feels guilty because some of her friends that follow her are Republican voters.
Divergent action: In the heat of the moment, Carla goes on Twitter to call all Republican's fascists.
Consequence: Carla later feels guilty because some of her friends that follow her are Republican voters.
Consequence: Carla feels better because she expressed herself and let the Republican party know of her discontent.
Divergent action: In the heat of the moment, Carla goes on Twitter to call all Republican's fascists.
Normative action: Dan tells his coworker about an adventure of his from his past that most people usually find interesting.
Consequence: Dan's coworker enjoys the story and Dan feels good about their conversation.
Normative action: Dan tells his coworker about an adventure of his from his past that most people usually find interesting.
Consequence: Dan's coworker tells other coworkers about the information and soon everybody at work knows which could land Dan in trouble with his boss.
Divergent action: Dan shares some private information he knows about their boss with his coworker.
Consequence: Dan's coworker tells other coworkers about the information and soon everybody at work knows which could land Dan in trouble with his boss.
Consequence: Dan's coworker enjoys the story and Dan feels good about their conversation.
Divergent action: Dan shares some private information he knows about their boss with his coworker.
Normative action: Steve waits just a bit longer for Jill to finish before leaving.
Consequence: Jill finishes, and she's pleased with Steve, so she helps him hurry the rest of the way.
Normative action: Steve waits just a bit longer for Jill to finish before leaving.
Consequence: Jill is upset with Steve for leaving her behind like that.
Divergent action: Steve leaves Jill behind and hurries off by himself.
Consequence: Jill is upset with Steve for leaving her behind like that.
Consequence: Jill finishes, and she's pleased with Steve, so she helps him hurry the rest of the way.
Divergent action: Steve leaves Jill behind and hurries off by himself.
Normative action: Al decides that it is too distracting to visit the coffee shop when Jean is there, so he leaves and then comes back later in the day.
Consequence: There is no embarrassing or unpleasant confrontation and both Al and Jean are able to continue enjoying the coffee shop.
Normative action: Al decides that it is too distracting to visit the coffee shop when Jean is there, so he leaves and then comes back later in the day.
Consequence: Jean informs Al that he has no special right to the coffee shop, which she enjoys too, and Al can't ban another person from a public place.
Divergent action: Al approaches Jean and tells her that she is encroaching on one of his places and that she needs to leave immediately.
Consequence: Jean informs Al that he has no special right to the coffee shop, which she enjoys too, and Al can't ban another person from a public place.
Consequence: There is no embarrassing or unpleasant confrontation and both Al and Jean are able to continue enjoying the coffee shop.
Divergent action: Al approaches Jean and tells her that she is encroaching on one of his places and that she needs to leave immediately.
Normative action: Maria expresses interest in learning more about Roy's hobbies, and she chooses one that sounds interesting to her that they can enjoy it together.
Consequence: Maria and Roy's relationship improves, and they grow closer through their common activities while getting to know more about each other.
Normative action: Maria expresses interest in learning more about Roy's hobbies, and she chooses one that sounds interesting to her that they can enjoy it together.
Consequence: Maria and Roy end up breaking up after not too long since they have nothing in common that they enjoy doing together.
Divergent action: Maria decides to pursue only the things that she truly enjoys, ignoring Roy's lack of interest in those activities, causing them to drift apart.
Consequence: Maria and Roy end up breaking up after not too long since they have nothing in common that they enjoy doing together.
Consequence: Maria and Roy's relationship improves, and they grow closer through their common activities while getting to know more about each other.
Divergent action: Maria decides to pursue only the things that she truly enjoys, ignoring Roy's lack of interest in those activities, causing them to drift apart.
Normative action: Colby gives Jed half of his sandwich and buys him a bag of chips.
Consequence: Jed is able to work better through the rest of the day with a full belly.
Normative action: Colby gives Jed half of his sandwich and buys him a bag of chips.
Consequence: Jed is hungry and gets distracted and is generally unproductive with his work all day.
Divergent action: Colby eats all of his food in front of Jed without offering him any.
Consequence: Jed is hungry and gets distracted and is generally unproductive with his work all day.
Consequence: Jed is able to work better through the rest of the day with a full belly.
Divergent action: Colby eats all of his food in front of Jed without offering him any.
Normative action: Tom stops his car and helps the old lady up and offers her a ride, then goes to the game.
Consequence: The old lady is very grateful and happy and doesn't get injured.
Normative action: Tom stops his car and helps the old lady up and offers her a ride, then goes to the game.
Consequence: The old lady feels depressed and may get run over.
Divergent action: Tom pretends not to see her and continues on to the game.
Consequence: The old lady feels depressed and may get run over.
Consequence: The old lady is very grateful and happy and doesn't get injured.
Divergent action: Tom pretends not to see her and continues on to the game.
Normative action: Tommy compromises with David and each take turns parking in the desired spot.
Consequence: The neighborhood respects Tommy and Tommy parks comfortably.
Normative action: Tommy compromises with David and each take turns parking in the desired spot.
Consequence: People in the neighborhood resent Tommy and he gets arrested.
Divergent action: Tommy decides to punch David in the jaw, knocking him over in front of the neighborhood.
Consequence: People in the neighborhood resent Tommy and he gets arrested.