CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Lou decides to stop playing and go do something else before the game is over.
Consequence: Lou's friends on his team are disappointed: they invested hours in the game and Lou ruined it all.
Consequence: Lou's strategy works and his team wins the game quickly - his team is delighted.
Divergent action: Lou decides to stop playing and go do something else before the game is over.
Normative action: Andrew goes up to a group of people talking and joins their conversation.
Consequence: Andrew and the people become friends.
Normative action: Andrew goes up to a group of people talking and joins their conversation.
Consequence: The people think that Andrew is mean and tell everyone he's a bad person.
Divergent action: Andrew goes up to a group of people talking and tells them they're all stupid.
Consequence: The people think that Andrew is mean and tell everyone he's a bad person.
Consequence: Andrew and the people become friends.
Divergent action: Andrew goes up to a group of people talking and tells them they're all stupid.
Normative action: Jane goes on the trip with her friend and insists of paying for most of her own expenses.
Consequence: Jan's friend has respect for Jane for paying her own way during the trip.
Normative action: Jane goes on the trip with her friend and insists of paying for most of her own expenses.
Consequence: Jane's friend thinks Jane showed a lack of character by asking them to pay for everything on the trip.
Divergent action: Jane goes on the trip with her rich friend then asks them to pay for all her expenses during the trip, which her friend does.
Consequence: Jane's friend thinks Jane showed a lack of character by asking them to pay for everything on the trip.
Consequence: Jan's friend has respect for Jane for paying her own way during the trip.
Divergent action: Jane goes on the trip with her rich friend then asks them to pay for all her expenses during the trip, which her friend does.
Normative action: James asks one of his friends to float him a loan for the night, to be repaid when he gets his paycheck.
Consequence: James and his friends have a good time out that night and James pays the money back.
Normative action: James asks one of his friends to float him a loan for the night, to be repaid when he gets his paycheck.
Consequence: James's mom notices the theft and is distraught that her son would take her money without asking.
Divergent action: James withdraws some money from his mom's bank account and goes out for the night.
Consequence: James's mom notices the theft and is distraught that her son would take her money without asking.
Consequence: James and his friends have a good time out that night and James pays the money back.
Divergent action: James withdraws some money from his mom's bank account and goes out for the night.
Normative action: Brenda only makes one phone call to Sam to see if he wants to talk.
Consequence: Sam talks to Brenda for a little while and the call ends well.
Normative action: Brenda only makes one phone call to Sam to see if he wants to talk.
Consequence: Sam gets very annoyed with Brenda and tells her that she needs to leave him alone.
Divergent action: Brenda calls Sam multiple times during the day and even late at night.
Consequence: Sam gets very annoyed with Brenda and tells her that she needs to leave him alone.
Consequence: Sam talks to Brenda for a little while and the call ends well.
Divergent action: Brenda calls Sam multiple times during the day and even late at night.
Normative action: John goes fishing really early on Saturday he leaves early goes home and gets ready for the wedding and shows up on time.
Consequence: Johns friend is really glad that John showed up, and they remain friends for many years.
Normative action: John goes fishing really early on Saturday he leaves early goes home and gets ready for the wedding and shows up on time.
Consequence: Johns friend is really disappointed and doesn't talk to John anymore.
Divergent action: John knows his friends wedding is Saturday at 5 but John decided to go fishing and skip the wedding.
Consequence: Johns friend is really disappointed and doesn't talk to John anymore.
Consequence: Johns friend is really glad that John showed up, and they remain friends for many years.
Divergent action: John knows his friends wedding is Saturday at 5 but John decided to go fishing and skip the wedding.
Normative action: Hank wipes his shoes on the grass outside and enters the house.
Consequence: Hank avoids tracking any dirt on the floor and enjoys his time with his friend.
Normative action: Hank wipes his shoes on the grass outside and enters the house.
Consequence: Hank tracks dirt and dust into the house and his friend has to clean it up.
Divergent action: Hank avoids wiping his shoes to preserve the soles and walks inside his friend's house.
Consequence: Hank tracks dirt and dust into the house and his friend has to clean it up.
Consequence: Hank avoids tracking any dirt on the floor and enjoys his time with his friend.
Divergent action: Hank avoids wiping his shoes to preserve the soles and walks inside his friend's house.
Normative action: Max decides to splurge on the ring, and get something expensive for his wife.
Consequence: Max's wife thanks Max so much for the expensive gift, and Max is elated.
Normative action: Max decides to splurge on the ring, and get something expensive for his wife.
Consequence: The ring breaks while Max's wife wears it and Max and his wife feel humiliated.
Divergent action: Max decides to buy the cheapest ring available.
Consequence: The ring breaks while Max's wife wears it and Max and his wife feel humiliated.
Consequence: Max's wife thanks Max so much for the expensive gift, and Max is elated.
Divergent action: Max decides to buy the cheapest ring available.
Normative action: Sam explains to his family that he wants his sister to change her behavior, but that he doesn't hate her.
Consequence: Sam's family tells him they will think about helping Sam and her sister, and Sam is grateful.
Normative action: Sam explains to his family that he wants his sister to change her behavior, but that he doesn't hate her.
Consequence: Sam's family tells Sam he is overreacting and Sam feels hopeless.
Divergent action: Sam explains to his family that he hates his sister, and wants her to move out.
Consequence: Sam's family tells Sam he is overreacting and Sam feels hopeless.
Consequence: Sam's family tells him they will think about helping Sam and her sister, and Sam is grateful.
Divergent action: Sam explains to his family that he hates his sister, and wants her to move out.
Normative action: James congratulates all his classmates who are on the football team.
Consequence: James is invited to a party before the game, which he enjoys even though the game is rather boring.
Normative action: James congratulates all his classmates who are on the football team.
Consequence: James isn't invited to the big party before the state championship game.
Divergent action: James plays with his phone while everyone else is congratulating the football team.
Consequence: James isn't invited to the big party before the state championship game.
Consequence: James is invited to a party before the game, which he enjoys even though the game is rather boring.
Divergent action: James plays with his phone while everyone else is congratulating the football team.
Normative action: Eric quickly cleans all his dishes and puts them away before watching.
Consequence: Eric's roommates are happy with Eric.
Normative action: Eric quickly cleans all his dishes and puts them away before watching.
Consequence: Eric's roommates get very angry at Eric when they have no clean dishes to eat off of.
Divergent action: Eric ignores his dirty dishes and watches the game before falling asleep on the couch.
Consequence: Eric's roommates get very angry at Eric when they have no clean dishes to eat off of.
Consequence: Eric's roommates are happy with Eric.
Divergent action: Eric ignores his dirty dishes and watches the game before falling asleep on the couch.
Normative action: Tom decides to reward his dog with treats for not biting.
Consequence: Tom's dog appreciated the treats and Tom is happy to see changed behavior from his dog.
Normative action: Tom decides to reward his dog with treats for not biting.
Consequence: Tom's dog does not approve of Tom's actions and both never resolve the conflict.
Divergent action: Tom decides to kick his dog whenever his dog bites.
Consequence: Tom's dog does not approve of Tom's actions and both never resolve the conflict.
Consequence: Tom's dog appreciated the treats and Tom is happy to see changed behavior from his dog.
Divergent action: Tom decides to kick his dog whenever his dog bites.
Normative action: Debbie tells Jim to hang on a minute and while she listens to Sally ask for dinner, then continues her call on speaker phone while cooking.
Consequence: Sally gets to satisfy her appetite and appreciates Debbie taking the time to listen.
Normative action: Debbie tells Jim to hang on a minute and while she listens to Sally ask for dinner, then continues her call on speaker phone while cooking.
Consequence: Sally feels unimportant to Debbie and goes to sulk in her room still feeling hungry.
Divergent action: Debbie is talking to Jim about their plans later that evening and when Sally asks when dinner is, Debbie pretends she doesn't hear.
Consequence: Sally feels unimportant to Debbie and goes to sulk in her room still feeling hungry.
Consequence: Sally gets to satisfy her appetite and appreciates Debbie taking the time to listen.
Divergent action: Debbie is talking to Jim about their plans later that evening and when Sally asks when dinner is, Debbie pretends she doesn't hear.
Normative action: Joe tells his partner he was hanging out with a friend and omits information about her gender.
Consequence: Joe's partner is satisfied with the answer and doesn't pry any further.
Normative action: Joe tells his partner he was hanging out with a friend and omits information about her gender.
Consequence: Joe's partner finds out the truth and becomes even less trusting of him.
Divergent action: Joe makes up a story about what he has been doing all day.
Consequence: Joe's partner finds out the truth and becomes even less trusting of him.
Consequence: Joe's partner is satisfied with the answer and doesn't pry any further.
Divergent action: Joe makes up a story about what he has been doing all day.
Normative action: Jacob decides to stop smoking along with his wife to make it easier for her to kick the habit.
Consequence: Jacob's wife is encouraged not to smoke by his decision to also quit and is able to give up the habit.
Normative action: Jacob decides to stop smoking along with his wife to make it easier for her to kick the habit.
Consequence: Jacob's wife finds it difficult to stop smoking with him smoking around her all the time and soon goes back to smoking.
Divergent action: Jacob praises his wife's decision to stop smoking but continues to smoke around her.
Consequence: Jacob's wife finds it difficult to stop smoking with him smoking around her all the time and soon goes back to smoking.
Consequence: Jacob's wife is encouraged not to smoke by his decision to also quit and is able to give up the habit.
Divergent action: Jacob praises his wife's decision to stop smoking but continues to smoke around her.
Normative action: Ren tries out an exclusive restaurant which is in the casino.
Consequence: Ren gets to experience a uniquely high quality dining experience.
Normative action: Ren tries out an exclusive restaurant which is in the casino.
Consequence: Ren loses more money than he can afford and gets into financial trouble.
Divergent action: Ren spends a lot of money playing the games at the casino.
Consequence: Ren loses more money than he can afford and gets into financial trouble.
Consequence: Ren gets to experience a uniquely high quality dining experience.
Divergent action: Ren spends a lot of money playing the games at the casino.
Normative action: Phil explains it's simple - Knights always tell the truth and Knaves always lie, you need to use what they tell you to solve the puzzles.
Consequence: Bill is excited to try the puzzle game and make a puzzle to stump Phil.
Normative action: Phil explains it's simple - Knights always tell the truth and Knaves always lie, you need to use what they tell you to solve the puzzles.
Consequence: Phil still has no one to play the game with once he finished talking to Bill.
Divergent action: Phil talks to Bill about the wheather because he's too tired to explain a game to Bill.
Consequence: Phil still has no one to play the game with once he finished talking to Bill.
Consequence: Bill is excited to try the puzzle game and make a puzzle to stump Phil.
Divergent action: Phil talks to Bill about the wheather because he's too tired to explain a game to Bill.
Normative action: Jeff takes Jim's video games away for a month.
Consequence: Jim becomes sad while Jeff plays his games.
Normative action: Jeff takes Jim's video games away for a month.
Consequence: Jim dies in the closet and Jeff goes to jail.
Divergent action: Jeff locks Jim in a closet for a month.
Consequence: Jim dies in the closet and Jeff goes to jail.
Consequence: Jim becomes sad while Jeff plays his games.
Divergent action: Jeff locks Jim in a closet for a month.
Normative action: Jeremy buys his wife a necklace that she had been wanting.
Consequence: Jeremy's wife loves the necklace and tells Jeremy he is the best husband in the world.
Normative action: Jeremy buys his wife a necklace that she had been wanting.
Consequence: Jeremy's wife hates the gift and doesn't talk to him for days.
Divergent action: Jeremy buys his wife a vacuum cleaner because he thinks his wife will clean more often.
Consequence: Jeremy's wife hates the gift and doesn't talk to him for days.
Consequence: Jeremy's wife loves the necklace and tells Jeremy he is the best husband in the world.
Divergent action: Jeremy buys his wife a vacuum cleaner because he thinks his wife will clean more often.
Normative action: Harry put on a nice suit and tie to attend his friend's wedding reception.
Consequence: Harry had a great time with his friends at the wedding reception.
Normative action: Harry put on a nice suit and tie to attend his friend's wedding reception.
Consequence: The ushers at the reception refuse to allow Harry into the party because of his clothing.
Divergent action: Harry puts on a stained tee shirt and blue jeans to attend the reception.
Consequence: The ushers at the reception refuse to allow Harry into the party because of his clothing.
Consequence: Harry had a great time with his friends at the wedding reception.
Divergent action: Harry puts on a stained tee shirt and blue jeans to attend the reception.
Normative action: Kara asks Molly what the problem is, so Molly shows her a difficult math problem, and Kara shows her how to do it properly.
Consequence: Molly feels relieved and is appreciative that Kara took the time to help her out.
Normative action: Kara asks Molly what the problem is, so Molly shows her a difficult math problem, and Kara shows her how to do it properly.
Consequence: Molly gets so frustrated that she gives up on the problem and learns nothing.
Divergent action: Kara asks Molly what the problem is, so Molly shows her a difficult math problem, but Kara says she doesn't really have time to help.
Consequence: Molly gets so frustrated that she gives up on the problem and learns nothing.
Consequence: Molly feels relieved and is appreciative that Kara took the time to help her out.
Divergent action: Kara asks Molly what the problem is, so Molly shows her a difficult math problem, but Kara says she doesn't really have time to help.
Normative action: Ian gives Mike money to pay the rent.
Consequence: Mike is able to stay in his apartment for another month.
Normative action: Ian gives Mike money to pay the rent.
Consequence: Mike gets evicted and goes to the shelter.
Divergent action: Ian gives Mike the address of a good homeless shelter.
Consequence: Mike gets evicted and goes to the shelter.
Consequence: Mike is able to stay in his apartment for another month.
Divergent action: Ian gives Mike the address of a good homeless shelter.
Normative action: Amanda hires a good babysitter to look after her son before leaving.
Consequence: Amanda's son is happier and less anxious.
Normative action: Amanda hires a good babysitter to look after her son before leaving.
Consequence: Amanda's son could hurt himself and may be taken away from her.
Divergent action: Amanda leaves her son in his crib and rushes out the door for a night of dancing.
Consequence: Amanda's son could hurt himself and may be taken away from her.
Consequence: Amanda's son is happier and less anxious.
Divergent action: Amanda leaves her son in his crib and rushes out the door for a night of dancing.
Normative action: Jason waits for his brother to take his turn shooting the ball before grabbing the ball.
Consequence: Jason and his brother have a great time playing basketball all afternoon.
Normative action: Jason waits for his brother to take his turn shooting the ball before grabbing the ball.
Consequence: Jason's mother punishes him and makes him go inside the house for the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Jason takes the ball away from his brother because he is too short to get it back.
Consequence: Jason's mother punishes him and makes him go inside the house for the rest of the day.
Consequence: Jason and his brother have a great time playing basketball all afternoon.
Divergent action: Jason takes the ball away from his brother because he is too short to get it back.
Normative action: Jeff tells all of their friends that they're going to a different club.
Consequence: Jeff's friend feels appreciate of Jeff and feels that he has his back.
Normative action: Jeff tells all of their friends that they're going to a different club.
Consequence: Jeff's friend feels betrayed by Jeff and likes him less.
Divergent action: Jeff tells his black friends that he'll see them later and goes into the club.
Consequence: Jeff's friend feels betrayed by Jeff and likes him less.
Consequence: Jeff's friend feels appreciate of Jeff and feels that he has his back.
Divergent action: Jeff tells his black friends that he'll see them later and goes into the club.
Normative action: Brian tells Sherry that she should enjoy herself while he goes out with his friends.
Consequence: Sherry is happy that Brian is trying to work on his jealousy.
Normative action: Brian tells Sherry that she should enjoy herself while he goes out with his friends.
Consequence: Sherry feels trapped and decides to divorce Brian.
Divergent action: Brian tells Sherry that she cannot leave the house while he goes out with his friends.
Consequence: Sherry feels trapped and decides to divorce Brian.
Consequence: Sherry is happy that Brian is trying to work on his jealousy.
Divergent action: Brian tells Sherry that she cannot leave the house while he goes out with his friends.
Normative action: Al gets out and votes for the policies he believes in at the voting booth.
Consequence: The politician Al supports wins the election thanks to voters like Al.
Normative action: Al gets out and votes for the policies he believes in at the voting booth.
Consequence: The unpopular politician barely wins because so much of his opposition didn't show up and vote.
Divergent action: Al doesn't vote because there is no way [unpopular politician] can possibly win.
Consequence: The unpopular politician barely wins because so much of his opposition didn't show up and vote.
Consequence: The politician Al supports wins the election thanks to voters like Al.
Divergent action: Al doesn't vote because there is no way [unpopular politician] can possibly win.
Normative action: Ron stays home the night before the test and studies for several hours.
Consequence: Ron does very well on the test,, passing with flying colors.
Normative action: Ron stays home the night before the test and studies for several hours.
Consequence: Ron gets caught cheating off his friend, and gets himself expelled.
Divergent action: Ron begs his best friend to let him copy his solutions during the test.
Consequence: Ron gets caught cheating off his friend, and gets himself expelled.
Consequence: Ron does very well on the test,, passing with flying colors.
Divergent action: Ron begs his best friend to let him copy his solutions during the test.
Normative action: April encourages Monica to give her money to a charity from a list she provides.
Consequence: Monica receives a thank you gift from the community for her donations.
Normative action: April encourages Monica to give her money to a charity from a list she provides.
Consequence: Monica can't fit all of the things she buys into her apartment.
Divergent action: April takes Monica shopping, and encourages Monica to buy everything she wants at the stores.
Consequence: Monica can't fit all of the things she buys into her apartment.
Consequence: Monica receives a thank you gift from the community for her donations.
Divergent action: April takes Monica shopping, and encourages Monica to buy everything she wants at the stores.
Normative action: Larry waves to the person with Down syndrome and invites him to the group.
Consequence: The person with Down syndrome waves back, and they have a good time hanging out.
Normative action: Larry waves to the person with Down syndrome and invites him to the group.
Consequence: Larry's friends are appalled and leave him alone in the store.
Divergent action: Larry makes fun of the person with Down syndrome by imitating how he speaks.
Consequence: Larry's friends are appalled and leave him alone in the store.
Consequence: The person with Down syndrome waves back, and they have a good time hanging out.
Divergent action: Larry makes fun of the person with Down syndrome by imitating how he speaks.
Normative action: Bill agrees and takes time out of his schedule to reduce his coworker's workload.
Consequence: Bill's coworker becomes extremely grateful towards Bill and their relationship improves quite a bit.
Normative action: Bill agrees and takes time out of his schedule to reduce his coworker's workload.
Consequence: Bill's coworker starts viewing Bill as self centered and stops being nice towards Bill.
Divergent action: Bill flatly denies his coworker and goes away to do his own work.
Consequence: Bill's coworker starts viewing Bill as self centered and stops being nice towards Bill.
Consequence: Bill's coworker becomes extremely grateful towards Bill and their relationship improves quite a bit.
Divergent action: Bill flatly denies his coworker and goes away to do his own work.
Normative action: Cara drives at the speed limit and focuses on the road in front of her.
Consequence: Cara arrives home and enjoys a pleasant meal with her family.
Normative action: Cara drives at the speed limit and focuses on the road in front of her.
Consequence: Cara doesn't have time to stop and crashes into a car stopped in front of her and is late for dinner.
Divergent action: Cara speeds and switches lanes frequently to get home faster.
Consequence: Cara doesn't have time to stop and crashes into a car stopped in front of her and is late for dinner.
Consequence: Cara arrives home and enjoys a pleasant meal with her family.
Divergent action: Cara speeds and switches lanes frequently to get home faster.
Normative action: Bryan simply locks the card in a safe with a solid combination.
Consequence: The safe keeps Bryan's card, well, safe from theft.
Normative action: Bryan simply locks the card in a safe with a solid combination.
Consequence: The system has so many false positives that no one takes it seriously.
Divergent action: Bryan has a super security system installed that goes off every time a speck of dust enters the room the card is in.
Consequence: The system has so many false positives that no one takes it seriously.
Consequence: The safe keeps Bryan's card, well, safe from theft.
Divergent action: Bryan has a super security system installed that goes off every time a speck of dust enters the room the card is in.
Normative action: Louis tells Mick how to solve the problem correctly.
Consequence: Mick will learn the correct way to solve the problem.