CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: James made his son start attending weekly therapy sessions with the school counselor.
Consequence: James' son gradually learned better ways of dealing with his anger.
Normative action: James made his son start attending weekly therapy sessions with the school counselor.
Consequence: James' son learns to hide the fighting and starts ambushing his classmates off school grounds.
Divergent action: As soon as James' son comes home, James spanks him until he's badly bruised.
Consequence: James' son learns to hide the fighting and starts ambushing his classmates off school grounds.
Consequence: James' son gradually learned better ways of dealing with his anger.
Divergent action: As soon as James' son comes home, James spanks him until he's badly bruised.
Normative action: Trent offers to help Jake understand the topic.
Consequence: Jake understands Trent's explanation and does well in class.
Normative action: Trent offers to help Jake understand the topic.
Consequence: Jake gets some help, but has trouble understanding the website and still needs more.
Divergent action: Trent directs Jake to a math tutoring website.
Consequence: Jake gets some help, but has trouble understanding the website and still needs more.
Consequence: Jake understands Trent's explanation and does well in class.
Divergent action: Trent directs Jake to a math tutoring website.
Normative action: Jane simply tells her Mom that she helped win a soccer game.
Consequence: Jane's Mom congratulates Jane, and they both have a nice conversation.
Normative action: Jane simply tells her Mom that she helped win a soccer game.
Consequence: Jane's Mom tells Jane she is spoiled and narcissistic, and Jane feels bad.
Divergent action: Jane tells her Mom that she is the best soccer player in the world and deserves presents for it.
Consequence: Jane's Mom tells Jane she is spoiled and narcissistic, and Jane feels bad.
Consequence: Jane's Mom congratulates Jane, and they both have a nice conversation.
Divergent action: Jane tells her Mom that she is the best soccer player in the world and deserves presents for it.
Normative action: Mike buys his brother's favorite food and drinks for the tailgate party before the game.
Consequence: Mike's brother has a great time at the game and can't wait to hang out with Mike again.
Normative action: Mike buys his brother's favorite food and drinks for the tailgate party before the game.
Consequence: Mike's brother is heartbroken and has the worst birthday ever.
Divergent action: Mike meets a girl at the bar that night and decides to give her the ticket to the football game instead of his brother.
Consequence: Mike's brother is heartbroken and has the worst birthday ever.
Consequence: Mike's brother has a great time at the game and can't wait to hang out with Mike again.
Divergent action: Mike meets a girl at the bar that night and decides to give her the ticket to the football game instead of his brother.
Normative action: George tells Carl that they really can't make mistakes like that again.
Consequence: Carl is understanding and promises to be more dedicated to the project going forward.
Normative action: George tells Carl that they really can't make mistakes like that again.
Consequence: Carl feels angry and left out, so he speaks to the manager that he and George share about what he feels is unfair treatment.
Divergent action: George tells Carl that his forgetfulness is indicative of a lack of dedication to the project and asks to do the presentation alone.
Consequence: Carl feels angry and left out, so he speaks to the manager that he and George share about what he feels is unfair treatment.
Consequence: Carl is understanding and promises to be more dedicated to the project going forward.
Divergent action: George tells Carl that his forgetfulness is indicative of a lack of dedication to the project and asks to do the presentation alone.
Normative action: Sally leaves the soup for sister and wishes tell her to get well.
Consequence: Sally's sister feels loved and enjoys her soup that night.
Normative action: Sally leaves the soup for sister and wishes tell her to get well.
Consequence: Sally's sister is irritated by Sally's request, and she doesn't even have any cash on hand to give Sally.
Divergent action: Sally asks her sister for $5.75 to cover the cost of the soup.
Consequence: Sally's sister is irritated by Sally's request, and she doesn't even have any cash on hand to give Sally.
Consequence: Sally's sister feels loved and enjoys her soup that night.
Divergent action: Sally asks her sister for $5.75 to cover the cost of the soup.
Normative action: James expresses his views and then asks his friend to elaborate on the opposing view.
Consequence: James and his friend have an enlightening conversation, and they grow to respect each others’ opinions.
Normative action: James expresses his views and then asks his friend to elaborate on the opposing view.
Consequence: James’ friend takes offense to the elitist comment and decides to leave James all alone.
Divergent action: James explains to his friend that all pro-choice people are murderous idiots that have no morals.
Consequence: James’ friend takes offense to the elitist comment and decides to leave James all alone.
Consequence: James and his friend have an enlightening conversation, and they grow to respect each others’ opinions.
Divergent action: James explains to his friend that all pro-choice people are murderous idiots that have no morals.
Normative action: John eats one cookie and leaves the rest to share with his siblings.
Consequence: John's siblings are happy and excited to eat some of the cookies.
Normative action: John eats one cookie and leaves the rest to share with his siblings.
Consequence: John's siblings are sad and upset with him for being selfish.
Divergent action: John eats all the cookies and leaves none for his siblings to eat.
Consequence: John's siblings are sad and upset with him for being selfish.
Consequence: John's siblings are happy and excited to eat some of the cookies.
Divergent action: John eats all the cookies and leaves none for his siblings to eat.
Normative action: Dave signals that he will change lanes, looks at the mirror and then changes when it's safe to do so.
Consequence: Amy is happy Dave is such a safe driver and feels comfortable letting him drive her around.
Normative action: Dave signals that he will change lanes, looks at the mirror and then changes when it's safe to do so.
Consequence: Amy is horrified and her life flashes before her eyes as she gets very angry at Dave.
Divergent action: Dave swerves into the other lane without signaling or looking into his mirrors or blind spot.
Consequence: Amy is horrified and her life flashes before her eyes as she gets very angry at Dave.
Consequence: Amy is happy Dave is such a safe driver and feels comfortable letting him drive her around.
Divergent action: Dave swerves into the other lane without signaling or looking into his mirrors or blind spot.
Normative action: Bob hurries home after his train arrives and masturbates in private.
Consequence: Bob is relieved of his pent up arousal.
Normative action: Bob hurries home after his train arrives and masturbates in private.
Consequence: Bob is caught masturbating by a guard and is arrested for indecent behavior.
Divergent action: When Bob gets off the train he goes to the back of the station to masturbate.
Consequence: Bob is caught masturbating by a guard and is arrested for indecent behavior.
Consequence: Bob is relieved of his pent up arousal.
Divergent action: When Bob gets off the train he goes to the back of the station to masturbate.
Normative action: Jenna decides to have the baby and give it up for adoption.
Consequence: Jenna is relieved to not have the responsibility, and the child is adopted by a loving family.
Normative action: Jenna decides to have the baby and give it up for adoption.
Consequence: Jenna ends up being a terrible and resentful parent and the child suffers because of it.
Divergent action: Jenna have the baby and raise it in spite of her misgivings.
Consequence: Jenna ends up being a terrible and resentful parent and the child suffers because of it.
Consequence: Jenna is relieved to not have the responsibility, and the child is adopted by a loving family.
Divergent action: Jenna have the baby and raise it in spite of her misgivings.
Normative action: Mark splits the work evenly, and he and Jamal work together.
Consequence: The project is finished, they get a good grade, and maybe even become friends.
Normative action: Mark splits the work evenly, and he and Jamal work together.
Consequence: Jamal's feelings are hurt and the project does not get done.
Divergent action: Mark assumes Jamal is not smart because he is black, so he does not give him any work to do.
Consequence: Jamal's feelings are hurt and the project does not get done.
Consequence: The project is finished, they get a good grade, and maybe even become friends.
Divergent action: Mark assumes Jamal is not smart because he is black, so he does not give him any work to do.
Normative action: Dave throws in 75 dollars and tells the other two not to worry about it as it's his treat.
Consequence: Mike and Bill are delighted that Dave is such a good friend and are happy for the gift of free food.
Normative action: Dave throws in 75 dollars and tells the other two not to worry about it as it's his treat.
Consequence: Mike and Bill also pay the same amount each and nothing particularly interesting occurs.
Divergent action: Dave throws in 20 dollars and another 3 dollars for the tip in the middle of the table.
Consequence: Mike and Bill also pay the same amount each and nothing particularly interesting occurs.
Consequence: Mike and Bill are delighted that Dave is such a good friend and are happy for the gift of free food.
Divergent action: Dave throws in 20 dollars and another 3 dollars for the tip in the middle of the table.
Normative action: Ethan sends his friend a text message telling them to turn around, so they can talk.
Consequence: Ethan has a good time talking with his friend and makes plans to spend time when they get home.
Normative action: Ethan sends his friend a text message telling them to turn around, so they can talk.
Consequence: Ethan is suspended from school for a week for injuring another student.
Divergent action: Ethan throws a pencil at his friend and it ends up sticking in his friend's arm.
Consequence: Ethan is suspended from school for a week for injuring another student.
Consequence: Ethan has a good time talking with his friend and makes plans to spend time when they get home.
Divergent action: Ethan throws a pencil at his friend and it ends up sticking in his friend's arm.
Normative action: Matt calls an Uber to get to work faster than taking the subway.
Consequence: Matt arrives on time to his job.
Normative action: Matt calls an Uber to get to work faster than taking the subway.
Consequence: Matt has the police show up at his work when his roommate calls them saying his car was taken without permission.
Divergent action: Matt grabs one of his roommates car keys and takes their car to work instead of riding the bus.
Consequence: Matt has the police show up at his work when his roommate calls them saying his car was taken without permission.
Consequence: Matt arrives on time to his job.
Divergent action: Matt grabs one of his roommates car keys and takes their car to work instead of riding the bus.
Normative action: John tells Carol that he notices she got her hair done without saying what he thinks of it.
Consequence: Carol assumes John likes it and is happy to have someone notice that she has a new style.
Normative action: John tells Carol that he notices she got her hair done without saying what he thinks of it.
Consequence: Carol is embarrassed by John's comments and begins to cry at the office.
Divergent action: John tells Carol that she looks ridiculous and that it's making him burst out laughing, and he can't help himself.
Consequence: Carol is embarrassed by John's comments and begins to cry at the office.
Consequence: Carol assumes John likes it and is happy to have someone notice that she has a new style.
Divergent action: John tells Carol that she looks ridiculous and that it's making him burst out laughing, and he can't help himself.
Normative action: Edward waits for Mary to finish speaking, then adds the corrections to her information as bullet points on the board beside the presentation.
Consequence: Mary thanks Edward for the corrections and the two score well on their presentation.
Normative action: Edward waits for Mary to finish speaking, then adds the corrections to her information as bullet points on the board beside the presentation.
Consequence: Edward is docked points from his score for poor behavior and Mary doesn't want to work with him again in the future, feeling insulted.
Divergent action: Edward interjects while Mary is speaking and tells her to shut up, then supplying the audience with the correct information.
Consequence: Edward is docked points from his score for poor behavior and Mary doesn't want to work with him again in the future, feeling insulted.
Consequence: Mary thanks Edward for the corrections and the two score well on their presentation.
Divergent action: Edward interjects while Mary is speaking and tells her to shut up, then supplying the audience with the correct information.
Normative action: Jason takes a shower and puts some effort into his appearance and goes out to meet his friends.
Consequence: Jason meets a girl while with his friends who tells him how nice he smells and asks him to hang out.
Normative action: Jason takes a shower and puts some effort into his appearance and goes out to meet his friends.
Consequence: Jason's friends don't want to be around him because he smells, so they leave and stop inviting him places.
Divergent action: Jason decides not to shower after 4 days and goes to hang out with his friends anyway.
Consequence: Jason's friends don't want to be around him because he smells, so they leave and stop inviting him places.
Consequence: Jason meets a girl while with his friends who tells him how nice he smells and asks him to hang out.
Divergent action: Jason decides not to shower after 4 days and goes to hang out with his friends anyway.
Normative action: Jessie thanks the kind stranger for fixing her car and offers to pay them.
Consequence: The stranger refuses payment and feels appreciated for helping.
Normative action: Jessie thanks the kind stranger for fixing her car and offers to pay them.
Consequence: The stranger feels used and sees Jessie as rude.
Divergent action: Jessie immediately hops in her car after the stranger fixes it and drives off.
Consequence: The stranger feels used and sees Jessie as rude.
Consequence: The stranger refuses payment and feels appreciated for helping.
Divergent action: Jessie immediately hops in her car after the stranger fixes it and drives off.
Normative action: Heather post that she's feeling low after a recent break-up.
Consequence: Heather gets a lot of support and love from her friends and starts to feel better.
Normative action: Heather post that she's feeling low after a recent break-up.
Consequence: Heather is sued for libel by her ex-boyfriend over her baseless accusation.
Divergent action: Heather posts about the boyfriend who just dumped her and claims that he embezzles from his work.
Consequence: Heather is sued for libel by her ex-boyfriend over her baseless accusation.
Consequence: Heather gets a lot of support and love from her friends and starts to feel better.
Divergent action: Heather posts about the boyfriend who just dumped her and claims that he embezzles from his work.
Normative action: Sally spends all the money she had saved and buys the most attractive dress she can afford.
Consequence: The date goes great and Sally is happy.
Normative action: Sally spends all the money she had saved and buys the most attractive dress she can afford.
Consequence: Sally theft is recorded on the store's security video, and she is later arrested.
Divergent action: At the store, Sally sneaks some money from an unattended purse and buys a much nicer dress than planned.
Consequence: Sally theft is recorded on the store's security video, and she is later arrested.
Consequence: The date goes great and Sally is happy.
Divergent action: At the store, Sally sneaks some money from an unattended purse and buys a much nicer dress than planned.
Normative action: Dave grabs a fry off his own plate and eats it happily.
Consequence: Tony sees Dave eating fries from his own plate and is happy to see his friend enjoying himself.
Normative action: Dave grabs a fry off his own plate and eats it happily.
Consequence: Tony sees Dave eating from his plate and is angry his friend is so gluttonous.
Divergent action: Dave grabs a fry off of Tony's plate so that he can get some bonus fries for himself.
Consequence: Tony sees Dave eating from his plate and is angry his friend is so gluttonous.
Consequence: Tony sees Dave eating fries from his own plate and is happy to see his friend enjoying himself.
Divergent action: Dave grabs a fry off of Tony's plate so that he can get some bonus fries for himself.
Normative action: Rev starts to work out more and see a psych.
Consequence: Rev learns much about himself and gets fit.
Normative action: Rev starts to work out more and see a psych.
Consequence: Rae gets fired from her job and Rev feels guilt now.
Divergent action: Rev posts something embarassing on Rae's social media account, getting revenge.
Consequence: Rae gets fired from her job and Rev feels guilt now.
Consequence: Rev learns much about himself and gets fit.
Divergent action: Rev posts something embarassing on Rae's social media account, getting revenge.
Normative action: John volunteers at a local soup kitchen for several hours every week.
Consequence: John feels happy and fulfilled and graduates as planned.
Normative action: John volunteers at a local soup kitchen for several hours every week.
Consequence: John's lies are discovered, and he is unable to graduate on time.
Divergent action: John forges documents to make it appear that he satisfies the volunteering requirements.
Consequence: John's lies are discovered, and he is unable to graduate on time.
Consequence: John feels happy and fulfilled and graduates as planned.
Divergent action: John forges documents to make it appear that he satisfies the volunteering requirements.
Normative action: Mack has a peaceful discussion with his neighbor in finding better solutions for managing a way to get rid of large rubbish.
Consequence: Mack's neighbor understands Mack's point of view and starts paying a pickup service to take away the garbage.
Normative action: Mack has a peaceful discussion with his neighbor in finding better solutions for managing a way to get rid of large rubbish.
Consequence: Mack's neighbor calls the police and has Mack arrested for assault.
Divergent action: Mack becomes very angry while speaking to his neighbor about the ditch issue and punches him in his face.
Consequence: Mack's neighbor calls the police and has Mack arrested for assault.
Consequence: Mack's neighbor understands Mack's point of view and starts paying a pickup service to take away the garbage.
Divergent action: Mack becomes very angry while speaking to his neighbor about the ditch issue and punches him in his face.
Normative action: Dave tells Tim that it's a great idea and that if he tries hard he can be one of the best hockey players around.
Consequence: Tim's confidence increases, and he's delighted to hear that his brother thinks he has what it takes to succeed.
Normative action: Dave tells Tim that it's a great idea and that if he tries hard he can be one of the best hockey players around.
Consequence: Tim is discouraged and feels sad that his brother doesn't believe in him.
Divergent action: Dave tells Tim that he thinks Tim will be terrible at hockey since he's not a good skater.
Consequence: Tim is discouraged and feels sad that his brother doesn't believe in him.
Consequence: Tim's confidence increases, and he's delighted to hear that his brother thinks he has what it takes to succeed.
Divergent action: Dave tells Tim that he thinks Tim will be terrible at hockey since he's not a good skater.
Normative action: Sam quietly eats his soup, while observing proper table manners.
Consequence: Sam's family and the other diners all enjoy their time at the restaurant.
Normative action: Sam quietly eats his soup, while observing proper table manners.
Consequence: Sam's family and other diners are disgusted and glare at him for his rude behavior.
Divergent action: Sam loudly slurps his soup as he quickly sucks down the whole bowl.
Consequence: Sam's family and other diners are disgusted and glare at him for his rude behavior.
Consequence: Sam's family and the other diners all enjoy their time at the restaurant.
Divergent action: Sam loudly slurps his soup as he quickly sucks down the whole bowl.
Normative action: Maggie creates a karaoke contest for the guests allowing Mark to be one of the judges.
Consequence: Mark appreciates Maggie, and he makes sure the guests have fun.
Normative action: Maggie creates a karaoke contest for the guests allowing Mark to be one of the judges.
Consequence: Mark's feelings are hurt.
Divergent action: Maggie makes a joke about Mark's disability.
Consequence: Mark's feelings are hurt.
Consequence: Mark appreciates Maggie, and he makes sure the guests have fun.
Divergent action: Maggie makes a joke about Mark's disability.
Normative action: Meredith stops to help Jude, seeing that it looks like he might be hurt, and waits until assistance arrives.
Consequence: Meredith's professor is understanding and offers her time to make the exam up later that day.
Normative action: Meredith stops to help Jude, seeing that it looks like he might be hurt, and waits until assistance arrives.
Consequence: Meredith sits for her exam but Jude's fall goes unnoticed, and he lays in the snow for about twenty minutes until help arrives.
Divergent action: Meredith passes Jude without saying anything or checking to see if any assistance is needed.
Consequence: Meredith sits for her exam but Jude's fall goes unnoticed, and he lays in the snow for about twenty minutes until help arrives.
Consequence: Meredith's professor is understanding and offers her time to make the exam up later that day.
Divergent action: Meredith passes Jude without saying anything or checking to see if any assistance is needed.
Normative action: Sam informs Tom of the error he made and offers to help him fix it.
Consequence: Tom fixes the error and the project is a great success.
Normative action: Sam informs Tom of the error he made and offers to help him fix it.
Consequence: Tom gets upset and withdraws from the work project which becomes a failure.
Divergent action: Sam angrily berates and swears at Tom about the error he made.
Consequence: Tom gets upset and withdraws from the work project which becomes a failure.
Consequence: Tom fixes the error and the project is a great success.
Divergent action: Sam angrily berates and swears at Tom about the error he made.
Normative action: Tim lets his date know a week ahead of time that he cannot attend the date.
Consequence: Tina is happy with Tim for letting her know, and they have a conversation about other things.
Normative action: Tim lets his date know a week ahead of time that he cannot attend the date.
Consequence: Tina feels betrayed by Tim and decides to break up with Tim.
Divergent action: Tim waits until three hours before the date to inform Tina he can't come.
Consequence: Tina feels betrayed by Tim and decides to break up with Tim.
Consequence: Tina is happy with Tim for letting her know, and they have a conversation about other things.
Divergent action: Tim waits until three hours before the date to inform Tina he can't come.
Normative action: Sam puts his seat belt on and drives to work at the speed limit.
Consequence: Sam arrives to work just in time to avoid getting in trouble.
Normative action: Sam puts his seat belt on and drives to work at the speed limit.
Consequence: Sam get's into a car accident.