CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Ann leaves the office to pick up her son before finishing her project.
Consequence: Ann gets blamed by her manager for missing the deadline.
Consequence: Ann works on her project undisturbed and finishes it on time.
Divergent action: Ann leaves the office to pick up her son before finishing her project.
Normative action: John sits down with Lisa and has a hard, but necessary conversation explaining his feelings, and they break up.
Consequence: Despite being hurt, Lisa later respects John for talking with her and being honest about his feelings about their relationship.
Normative action: John sits down with Lisa and has a hard, but necessary conversation explaining his feelings, and they break up.
Consequence: Lisa is very hurt and feels like, after a year together, the least John could do is break up with her in person.
Divergent action: John shoots Lisa a text saying he is breaking up with her because he's not happy.
Consequence: Lisa is very hurt and feels like, after a year together, the least John could do is break up with her in person.
Consequence: Despite being hurt, Lisa later respects John for talking with her and being honest about his feelings about their relationship.
Divergent action: John shoots Lisa a text saying he is breaking up with her because he's not happy.
Normative action: Allison includes her girlfriend in her conversations as she makes her way around the room.
Consequence: Allison's girlfriend feels like she really is part of Allison's life.
Normative action: Allison includes her girlfriend in her conversations as she makes her way around the room.
Consequence: Allison's girlfriends leaves feeling ignored and doesn't return her calls for several days.
Divergent action: Alison leaves her girlfriend at the appetizer table and talks to all her old friends.
Consequence: Allison's girlfriends leaves feeling ignored and doesn't return her calls for several days.
Consequence: Allison's girlfriend feels like she really is part of Allison's life.
Divergent action: Alison leaves her girlfriend at the appetizer table and talks to all her old friends.
Normative action: Richard offered to help George and Martha with their yard work or errands.
Consequence: George and Martha accept Richard's offer and pay him by giving him the bike.
Normative action: Richard offered to help George and Martha with their yard work or errands.
Consequence: The police got involved and now Richard has a criminal record.
Divergent action: Richard broke into the shed the bike was in and rode away on it.
Consequence: The police got involved and now Richard has a criminal record.
Consequence: George and Martha accept Richard's offer and pay him by giving him the bike.
Divergent action: Richard broke into the shed the bike was in and rode away on it.
Normative action: Julie remembers about the RSVP  but won't have time to mail it back, so she calls the bride and lets her know she will be coming.
Consequence: Julie goes to the wedding and has a great time and has lots of pictures to remember her friends wedding.
Normative action: Julie remembers about the RSVP  but won't have time to mail it back, so she calls the bride and lets her know she will be coming.
Consequence: Julie forgot to send the RSVP card back so there is no spot for her at a table, and she has to leave.
Divergent action: Julie forgets to send the RSVP card back but shows up to the wedding anyway.
Consequence: Julie forgot to send the RSVP card back so there is no spot for her at a table, and she has to leave.
Consequence: Julie goes to the wedding and has a great time and has lots of pictures to remember her friends wedding.
Divergent action: Julie forgets to send the RSVP card back but shows up to the wedding anyway.
Normative action: Henry chooses a start date which allows his current company two weeks notice.
Consequence: Henry feels like a good and responsible employee.
Normative action: Henry chooses a start date which allows his current company two weeks notice.
Consequence: Henry feels guilty for lying about such a thing.
Divergent action: Henry quits the same day, citing an unexpected death in the family as his reason.
Consequence: Henry feels guilty for lying about such a thing.
Consequence: Henry feels like a good and responsible employee.
Divergent action: Henry quits the same day, citing an unexpected death in the family as his reason.
Normative action: John decides to watch the movie later when it's released on DVD, and sees a different film instead.
Consequence: John enjoys the movie on DVD from the comfort of home.
Normative action: John decides to watch the movie later when it's released on DVD, and sees a different film instead.
Consequence: John is caught by a theater employee towards the end of the movie and is kicked out.
Divergent action: John buys tickets to a different movie and then sneaks into the rated R one.
Consequence: John is caught by a theater employee towards the end of the movie and is kicked out.
Consequence: John enjoys the movie on DVD from the comfort of home.
Divergent action: John buys tickets to a different movie and then sneaks into the rated R one.
Normative action: Sara calls her friend once and leaves a text to call her back.
Consequence: Sara's friend calls back and is proud of her upon hearing the news.
Normative action: Sara calls her friend once and leaves a text to call her back.
Consequence: Sara's friend is annoyed by her behavior.
Divergent action: Sara calls her friend who is unavailable over and over.
Consequence: Sara's friend is annoyed by her behavior.
Consequence: Sara's friend calls back and is proud of her upon hearing the news.
Divergent action: Sara calls her friend who is unavailable over and over.
Normative action: Jim decides to work hard to finish the paper quickly, so he can squeeze some games in before bed.
Consequence: Jim ends up getting a good grade on the paper and passes the class.
Normative action: Jim decides to work hard to finish the paper quickly, so he can squeeze some games in before bed.
Consequence: Jim gets an F on the paper and ends up failing the class.
Divergent action: Jim decides to spend the day gaming instead of doing his paper.
Consequence: Jim gets an F on the paper and ends up failing the class.
Consequence: Jim ends up getting a good grade on the paper and passes the class.
Divergent action: Jim decides to spend the day gaming instead of doing his paper.
Normative action: John switches to the back seat where there is plenty of space.
Consequence: The overweight woman thanks John for being helpful and understanding.
Normative action: John switches to the back seat where there is plenty of space.
Consequence: The overweight woman feels embarrassed and leaves the seat.
Divergent action: John asks the overweight woman to choose another seat because her huge body invades his space.
Consequence: The overweight woman feels embarrassed and leaves the seat.
Consequence: The overweight woman thanks John for being helpful and understanding.
Divergent action: John asks the overweight woman to choose another seat because her huge body invades his space.
Normative action: Sara orders some quality delivery from a healthy restaurant.
Consequence: Sara avoids having to prepare dinner and the kids love the food.
Normative action: Sara orders some quality delivery from a healthy restaurant.
Consequence: Sara's kids become quite unhealthy as this becomes a habit, and she feels like a bad mom.
Divergent action: Sara just lets her kids eat whatever junk food is around the house for dinner.
Consequence: Sara's kids become quite unhealthy as this becomes a habit, and she feels like a bad mom.
Consequence: Sara avoids having to prepare dinner and the kids love the food.
Divergent action: Sara just lets her kids eat whatever junk food is around the house for dinner.
Normative action: Tom finds a certified used model of the car he wanted and purchases that.
Consequence: Tom saves a huge amount of money, and he remains financially stable.
Normative action: Tom finds a certified used model of the car he wanted and purchases that.
Consequence: Tom gets into financial trouble because of the car.
Divergent action: Tom buys a new car that is way out of his budget.
Consequence: Tom gets into financial trouble because of the car.
Consequence: Tom saves a huge amount of money, and he remains financially stable.
Divergent action: Tom buys a new car that is way out of his budget.
Normative action: Josh asks his neighbor if he could play with his dog.
Consequence: The neighbor consents and Josh is happy as he plays with the dog.
Normative action: Josh asks his neighbor if he could play with his dog.
Consequence: The owner gets very offended and yells at Josh for not asking first.
Divergent action: Joshua leans down and pets the dog without consulting the owner.
Consequence: The owner gets very offended and yells at Josh for not asking first.
Consequence: The neighbor consents and Josh is happy as he plays with the dog.
Divergent action: Joshua leans down and pets the dog without consulting the owner.
Normative action: John convinces Jim to ride home in John's car instead, saying it isn't safe for Jim to drive.
Consequence: Jim appreciates John looking out for Jim's best interest and vows to return the favor sometime.
Normative action: John convinces Jim to ride home in John's car instead, saying it isn't safe for Jim to drive.
Consequence: The cops stop Jim and take him into custody, and Jim is furious at John when he finds out it was him who called them.
Divergent action: John calls the cops as Jim is getting in the car and tells them there's a drunk driver in the area.
Consequence: The cops stop Jim and take him into custody, and Jim is furious at John when he finds out it was him who called them.
Consequence: Jim appreciates John looking out for Jim's best interest and vows to return the favor sometime.
Divergent action: John calls the cops as Jim is getting in the car and tells them there's a drunk driver in the area.
Normative action: Becca tells Matt that she's 15 years old, and they break up.
Consequence: Matt appreciates her honestly and is relieved that things didn't get physical between the two of them.
Normative action: Becca tells Matt that she's 15 years old, and they break up.
Consequence: Matt is eventually arrested for statutory and becomes a registered sex offender.
Divergent action: Becca tells Matt she's 18, and they continue to date.
Consequence: Matt is eventually arrested for statutory and becomes a registered sex offender.
Consequence: Matt appreciates her honestly and is relieved that things didn't get physical between the two of them.
Divergent action: Becca tells Matt she's 18, and they continue to date.
Normative action: Erica hires a tutor to help her understand the course materials.
Consequence: Erica learns the materials and does well in the course.
Normative action: Erica hires a tutor to help her understand the course materials.
Consequence: They are caught by another student and the professor is fired and Amanda is disciplined.
Divergent action: Erica visits her professor's office and seduces him for a good grade.
Consequence: They are caught by another student and the professor is fired and Amanda is disciplined.
Consequence: Erica learns the materials and does well in the course.
Divergent action: Erica visits her professor's office and seduces him for a good grade.
Normative action: Jerry sells James a car that he looking for at a reasonable price.
Consequence: James leaves the lot happy.
Normative action: Jerry sells James a car that he looking for at a reasonable price.
Consequence: James wastes his money and gets a bad car.
Divergent action: Jerry sells James a bad car with a very inflated price to make a profit, claiming that it is great.
Consequence: James wastes his money and gets a bad car.
Consequence: James leaves the lot happy.
Divergent action: Jerry sells James a bad car with a very inflated price to make a profit, claiming that it is great.
Normative action: Marie tells Sophie that the color of the dress is really lovely on her.
Consequence: Sophie feels happy and confident, and the two of them enjoy their evening.
Normative action: Marie tells Sophie that the color of the dress is really lovely on her.
Consequence: Sophie feels self conscious and doesn't want to go anywhere anymore, so they stay home.
Divergent action: Marie tells Sophie that the dress she is wearing makes her body look really bad.
Consequence: Sophie feels self conscious and doesn't want to go anywhere anymore, so they stay home.
Consequence: Sophie feels happy and confident, and the two of them enjoy their evening.
Divergent action: Marie tells Sophie that the dress she is wearing makes her body look really bad.
Normative action: Josh does not say anything to his brother because he can tell he is happy with his wife.
Consequence: Josh's brother and his wife continue to have a good marriage and Josh is still welcome in their life.
Normative action: Josh does not say anything to his brother because he can tell he is happy with his wife.
Consequence: Josh's brother, Josh's friend, and the brother's wife all feel uncomfortable and their relationship with Josh becomes strained.
Divergent action: Josh introduces his brother to a friend he thinks his brother would like more than his wife and tries to push them together.
Consequence: Josh's brother, Josh's friend, and the brother's wife all feel uncomfortable and their relationship with Josh becomes strained.
Consequence: Josh's brother and his wife continue to have a good marriage and Josh is still welcome in their life.
Divergent action: Josh introduces his brother to a friend he thinks his brother would like more than his wife and tries to push them together.
Normative action: Joe gets a jokebook and tells jokes right back at Billy to make fun of him.
Consequence: Joe eventually hurts Billy's feelings with his jokes, and he stops making of Joe.
Normative action: Joe gets a jokebook and tells jokes right back at Billy to make fun of him.
Consequence: Joe got detention, extra homework, and grounded for a month, although Billy never made fun of him again.
Divergent action: Joe punches Billy in the face as hard as he can next time he makes fun of Joe and laughs at him.
Consequence: Joe got detention, extra homework, and grounded for a month, although Billy never made fun of him again.
Consequence: Joe eventually hurts Billy's feelings with his jokes, and he stops making of Joe.
Divergent action: Joe punches Billy in the face as hard as he can next time he makes fun of Joe and laughs at him.
Normative action: John pretends to be sick.
Consequence: John stays home from school and doesn't have to take the test.
Normative action: John pretends to be sick.
Consequence: John gets sick and feels ill for several days.
Divergent action: John licks all the surfaces in the boy's bathroom in order to get sick.
Consequence: John gets sick and feels ill for several days.
Consequence: John stays home from school and doesn't have to take the test.
Divergent action: John licks all the surfaces in the boy's bathroom in order to get sick.
Normative action: Steve tells a funny joke he read over on Reddit to his friends.
Consequence: Ron joins in with his friends laughing at the joke.
Normative action: Steve tells a funny joke he read over on Reddit to his friends.
Consequence: Ron feels horribly embarrassed as his friends laugh at him.
Divergent action: Steve tells his friends about what Ron did.
Consequence: Ron feels horribly embarrassed as his friends laugh at him.
Consequence: Ron joins in with his friends laughing at the joke.
Divergent action: Steve tells his friends about what Ron did.
Normative action: Jasper decides to listen to foreign language study podcasts while they fall asleep.
Consequence: Jasper learns a few new words before getting restorative sleep.
Normative action: Jasper decides to listen to foreign language study podcasts while they fall asleep.
Consequence: Jasper is extremely exhausted after getting lots of work done, leading to their immune system being weakened and them getting sick.
Divergent action: Jasper continues doing tasks for work on their phone while in be, staying up for several hours.
Consequence: Jasper is extremely exhausted after getting lots of work done, leading to their immune system being weakened and them getting sick.
Consequence: Jasper learns a few new words before getting restorative sleep.
Divergent action: Jasper continues doing tasks for work on their phone while in be, staying up for several hours.
Normative action: Janet tells the girl that she looks great and congratulates her on her weight loss.
Consequence: The girl feels happy that her hard work at losing weight has paid off.
Normative action: Janet tells the girl that she looks great and congratulates her on her weight loss.
Consequence: The girl is crushed by Janet's remark and runs away crying.
Divergent action: Janet tells the girl that she is such a fat pig that the little weight she lost barely makes a difference.
Consequence: The girl is crushed by Janet's remark and runs away crying.
Consequence: The girl feels happy that her hard work at losing weight has paid off.
Divergent action: Janet tells the girl that she is such a fat pig that the little weight she lost barely makes a difference.
Normative action: Greg networks with some fellow students and professors on graduation day.
Consequence: Greg's networking pays off when one of his professors helps him get a job at an accounting firm.
Normative action: Greg networks with some fellow students and professors on graduation day.
Consequence: Greg doesn't get any good leads and ends up working at a convenience store.
Divergent action: Greg sits around the house all day on the computer, trying to figure out what job to apply to.
Consequence: Greg doesn't get any good leads and ends up working at a convenience store.
Consequence: Greg's networking pays off when one of his professors helps him get a job at an accounting firm.
Divergent action: Greg sits around the house all day on the computer, trying to figure out what job to apply to.
Normative action: James mentally thinks that at least he's more attractive than Jenna, while outwardly congratulating her.
Consequence: James' ego is soothed without offending anyone, and he keeps practicing to get better at chess.
Normative action: James mentally thinks that at least he's more attractive than Jenna, while outwardly congratulating her.
Consequence: James' friends laugh, but the chess club advisor overhears and kicks him off the team.
Divergent action: James tells Jenna she's a fat, pimply nerd no one will ever love.
Consequence: James' friends laugh, but the chess club advisor overhears and kicks him off the team.
Consequence: James' ego is soothed without offending anyone, and he keeps practicing to get better at chess.
Divergent action: James tells Jenna she's a fat, pimply nerd no one will ever love.
Normative action: Charlie slowly approaches Sarah and says hello from a safe distance.
Consequence: Sarah is happy to talk to her neighbor, and they have a nice conversation.
Normative action: Charlie slowly approaches Sarah and says hello from a safe distance.
Consequence: Sarah quickly backs away and angrily accuses Charlie of being weird.
Divergent action: Charlie walks up to Sarah so close their noses almost touch and says hello.
Consequence: Sarah quickly backs away and angrily accuses Charlie of being weird.
Consequence: Sarah is happy to talk to her neighbor, and they have a nice conversation.
Divergent action: Charlie walks up to Sarah so close their noses almost touch and says hello.
Normative action: Ashley sits down with her partner and explains her feelings.
Consequence: Ashley's partner is understand, and they all hang out together instead.
Normative action: Ashley sits down with her partner and explains her feelings.
Consequence: Ashley's partner is upset and thinks she is controlling.
Divergent action: Ashley demands that her partner immediately cut off all contact with the coworker.
Consequence: Ashley's partner is upset and thinks she is controlling.
Consequence: Ashley's partner is understand, and they all hang out together instead.
Divergent action: Ashley demands that her partner immediately cut off all contact with the coworker.
Normative action: James offered to hold the disabled woman's bags while she got on the bus.
Consequence: The disabled woman was able to get on the bus faster, and so was James.
Normative action: James offered to hold the disabled woman's bags while she got on the bus.
Consequence: The bus driver yelled at James to get off the bus before he called the cops.
Divergent action: James shoved the disabled woman out of the way so he could get on the bus first.
Consequence: The bus driver yelled at James to get off the bus before he called the cops.
Consequence: The disabled woman was able to get on the bus faster, and so was James.
Divergent action: James shoved the disabled woman out of the way so he could get on the bus first.
Normative action: Joe waits until his Grandmother is done talking and then strikes up a conversation about sports.
Consequence: Joe's Grandmother appreciates having somebody that listens to her and gives him an extra slice of pumpkin pie for dessert.
Normative action: Joe waits until his Grandmother is done talking and then strikes up a conversation about sports.
Consequence: Joe's Grandmother is upset at how she was treated and doesn't invite Joe to Thanksgiving next year.
Divergent action: Joe tells his Grandmother that her stories are boring and starts talking about sports instead.
Consequence: Joe's Grandmother is upset at how she was treated and doesn't invite Joe to Thanksgiving next year.
Consequence: Joe's Grandmother appreciates having somebody that listens to her and gives him an extra slice of pumpkin pie for dessert.
Divergent action: Joe tells his Grandmother that her stories are boring and starts talking about sports instead.
Normative action: Jen stays out of it and wishes her friend the best with her relationship.
Consequence: Jen's friend is grateful she has such a good friend.
Normative action: Jen stays out of it and wishes her friend the best with her relationship.
Consequence: Jen's friend breaks up with a partner who is actually good for her overall.
Divergent action: Jen focuses on everything wrong with the partner to encourage them to break up.
Consequence: Jen's friend breaks up with a partner who is actually good for her overall.
Consequence: Jen's friend is grateful she has such a good friend.
Divergent action: Jen focuses on everything wrong with the partner to encourage them to break up.
Normative action: Linda calmly explains how she feels to her partner in a heartfelt way.
Consequence: Linda's partner understands and gives her the reassurance that she needs.
Normative action: Linda calmly explains how she feels to her partner in a heartfelt way.
Consequence: Linda's partner feels angry with her because he is mistrusted and controlled.
Divergent action: Linda scolds her partner and forbids him from interacting with the friend.
Consequence: Linda's partner feels angry with her because he is mistrusted and controlled.
Consequence: Linda's partner understands and gives her the reassurance that she needs.
Divergent action: Linda scolds her partner and forbids him from interacting with the friend.
Normative action: Tim finds a creative way to present himself on the dating website.
Consequence: People are genuinely interested in Tim, and he meets good people.
Normative action: Tim finds a creative way to present himself on the dating website.
Consequence: People find out that Tim has lied and it doesn't work out between them after they meet.
Divergent action: Tim exaggerates details on his profile to appear more appealing.
Consequence: People find out that Tim has lied and it doesn't work out between them after they meet.
Consequence: People are genuinely interested in Tim, and he meets good people.
Divergent action: Tim exaggerates details on his profile to appear more appealing.
Normative action: Jim decides to clean his neighbor's apartment for some extra cash.
Consequence: Jim becomes good friends with his neighbor in the process of working for him.