CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Amanda listens to her friend and indicates that her belief system is different but that she respects everyone's beliefs.
Consequence: Her friend doesn't talk about religion anymore because Amanda doesn't believe the same things, but no one feels disrespected or attacked.
Normative action: Amanda listens to her friend and indicates that her belief system is different but that she respects everyone's beliefs.
Consequence: Amanda and her friend end up in an argument over religion, that only results in hurt feelings and doesn't change anyone's mind about their beliefs.
Divergent action: Amanda tells her friend that her religion is just weird, and she doesn't want to hear any more about it, because it's crazy.
Consequence: Amanda and her friend end up in an argument over religion, that only results in hurt feelings and doesn't change anyone's mind about their beliefs.
Consequence: Her friend doesn't talk about religion anymore because Amanda doesn't believe the same things, but no one feels disrespected or attacked.
Divergent action: Amanda tells her friend that her religion is just weird, and she doesn't want to hear any more about it, because it's crazy.
Normative action: Blaine tells his mom that he'll call in sick to work on Saturday and be there for sure.
Consequence: Blaine's mom is delighted to hear Blaine will attend and is excited to see her son.
Normative action: Blaine tells his mom that he'll call in sick to work on Saturday and be there for sure.
Consequence: Blaine's mom is sad and feels that the reunion will be meaningless without Blaine there.
Divergent action: Blaine tells his mom that he is being made to work overtime that day and that he can't come.
Consequence: Blaine's mom is sad and feels that the reunion will be meaningless without Blaine there.
Consequence: Blaine's mom is delighted to hear Blaine will attend and is excited to see her son.
Divergent action: Blaine tells his mom that he is being made to work overtime that day and that he can't come.
Normative action: Phil puts his winnings in good investments and donates his interest to his family.
Consequence: Phil's family is very grateful to Phil and loves him and Phil lives a rich life with his family.
Normative action: Phil puts his winnings in good investments and donates his interest to his family.
Consequence: Phil's family resents Phil and avoids him and Phil dies a lonely rich man.
Divergent action: Phil pretends he doesn't hear his family's requests and doesn't give a dime to them.
Consequence: Phil's family resents Phil and avoids him and Phil dies a lonely rich man.
Consequence: Phil's family is very grateful to Phil and loves him and Phil lives a rich life with his family.
Divergent action: Phil pretends he doesn't hear his family's requests and doesn't give a dime to them.
Normative action: Dani buys her sister an elaborate gift that she knows her sister will enjoy and gives it to her at the party as a congratulations.
Consequence: Dani's sister appreciates the thought Dani put into picking out the gift and is really quite happy.
Normative action: Dani buys her sister an elaborate gift that she knows her sister will enjoy and gives it to her at the party as a congratulations.
Consequence: Dani's sister notices that she didn't get a gift from Dani and holds a grudge.
Divergent action: Dani verbally congratulates her sister and then ignores her for the rest of the party.
Consequence: Dani's sister notices that she didn't get a gift from Dani and holds a grudge.
Consequence: Dani's sister appreciates the thought Dani put into picking out the gift and is really quite happy.
Divergent action: Dani verbally congratulates her sister and then ignores her for the rest of the party.
Normative action: Paul considers the fact that his sexuality is different from his friend's, but he realizes that it doesn't matter and goes out with Scott, as he usually does.
Consequence: They have a great time over the weekend and their difference in sexual preference never becomes an issue between them.
Normative action: Paul considers the fact that his sexuality is different from his friend's, but he realizes that it doesn't matter and goes out with Scott, as he usually does.
Consequence: Scott is hurt that his friend is clearly no longer accepting of him and Paul misses the time he used to spend hanging out with his friend.
Divergent action: Paul enjoys spending time with Scott, but he decides that he doesn't want to continue hanging out with him because it makes him feel awkward.
Consequence: Scott is hurt that his friend is clearly no longer accepting of him and Paul misses the time he used to spend hanging out with his friend.
Consequence: They have a great time over the weekend and their difference in sexual preference never becomes an issue between them.
Divergent action: Paul enjoys spending time with Scott, but he decides that he doesn't want to continue hanging out with him because it makes him feel awkward.
Normative action: John divorces his wife and finds another woman to date.
Consequence: John's wife remains healthy and John finds love elsewhere.
Normative action: John divorces his wife and finds another woman to date.
Consequence: John's wife dies and after an autopsy John is arrested.
Divergent action: John slips some poison into his wife's coffee one morning.
Consequence: John's wife dies and after an autopsy John is arrested.
Consequence: John's wife remains healthy and John finds love elsewhere.
Divergent action: John slips some poison into his wife's coffee one morning.
Normative action: Tom tells John he understands, and he'll wait for someone else to ask them.
Consequence: John says OK as long as it's not him breaking the law for Tom he doesn't really care what happens after.
Normative action: Tom tells John he understands, and he'll wait for someone else to ask them.
Consequence: John is annoyed because Tom thinks it's OK to ask other people to break the law for you and tells Tom he's an idiot.
Divergent action: Tom tells John he's a jerk and that he's asking for a reasonable favor and that John is just a bad person.
Consequence: John is annoyed because Tom thinks it's OK to ask other people to break the law for you and tells Tom he's an idiot.
Consequence: John says OK as long as it's not him breaking the law for Tom he doesn't really care what happens after.
Divergent action: Tom tells John he's a jerk and that he's asking for a reasonable favor and that John is just a bad person.
Normative action: Paul tells Kristy's friends they should feel comfortable at the house.
Consequence: Kristy's friends will think Paul is a good husband to Kristy.
Normative action: Paul tells Kristy's friends they should feel comfortable at the house.
Consequence: Kristy's friends will think Paul is rude and not want to spend time with Kristy.
Divergent action: Paul tells Kristy's friends they should leave immediately after the TV show is finished.
Consequence: Kristy's friends will think Paul is rude and not want to spend time with Kristy.
Consequence: Kristy's friends will think Paul is a good husband to Kristy.
Divergent action: Paul tells Kristy's friends they should leave immediately after the TV show is finished.
Normative action: Jon tells Ken that he's lucky to have his brother in his life.
Consequence: Ken agrees with Jon and feels more appreciative of his brother.
Normative action: Jon tells Ken that he's lucky to have his brother in his life.
Consequence: Ken feels insulted and thinks that Jon is a real jerk.
Divergent action: Jon tells Ken that he should just say that he's homeless.
Consequence: Ken feels insulted and thinks that Jon is a real jerk.
Consequence: Ken agrees with Jon and feels more appreciative of his brother.
Divergent action: Jon tells Ken that he should just say that he's homeless.
Normative action: Cathy throws the glass bottles in the recycling.
Consequence: The party-goers respect Cathy for trying to do her part to help the environment.
Normative action: Cathy throws the glass bottles in the recycling.
Consequence: The party-goers think that Cathy is hurting the environment.
Divergent action: Cathy throws the glass bottles in the regular trash.
Consequence: The party-goers think that Cathy is hurting the environment.
Consequence: The party-goers respect Cathy for trying to do her part to help the environment.
Divergent action: Cathy throws the glass bottles in the regular trash.
Normative action: Karen points out Bobby's behavior to Jill, and she tells him to stop it.
Consequence: Bobby stops, Jill explains why throwing sand is wrong; and Karen and Jill have a good afternoon together.
Normative action: Karen points out Bobby's behavior to Jill, and she tells him to stop it.
Consequence: Bobby stops, but tells Karen, "You're not my mom!"; Jill gets angry with Karen for being bossy.
Divergent action: Karen yells at Bobby to stop what he's doing, even though he's not her child.
Consequence: Bobby stops, but tells Karen, "You're not my mom!"; Jill gets angry with Karen for being bossy.
Consequence: Bobby stops, Jill explains why throwing sand is wrong; and Karen and Jill have a good afternoon together.
Divergent action: Karen yells at Bobby to stop what he's doing, even though he's not her child.
Normative action: Matt lets his parents see his kids since his kids wanted to see them.
Consequence: Matt feels good that his kids are happy, and his parents are relieved.
Normative action: Matt lets his parents see his kids since his kids wanted to see them.
Consequence: Matt's parents know he's lying, and Matt continues to hold a grudge.
Divergent action: Matt makes up stories for why his parents can't see his kids.
Consequence: Matt's parents know he's lying, and Matt continues to hold a grudge.
Consequence: Matt feels good that his kids are happy, and his parents are relieved.
Divergent action: Matt makes up stories for why his parents can't see his kids.
Normative action: Nicole says of course and immediately chips in and helps Ted.
Consequence: Ted thanks Nicole for her help and tells her that she's been a great coworker.
Normative action: Nicole says of course and immediately chips in and helps Ted.
Consequence: Ted ends up having to work overtime to finish his work.
Divergent action: Nicole tells Ted that she managed to finish her work by herself, so he should do the same, and then leaves.
Consequence: Ted ends up having to work overtime to finish his work.
Consequence: Ted thanks Nicole for her help and tells her that she's been a great coworker.
Divergent action: Nicole tells Ted that she managed to finish her work by herself, so he should do the same, and then leaves.
Normative action: Callie takes her food and moves to another table to give the couple privacy.
Consequence: The couple is able to continue their conversation without anyone hearing them.
Normative action: Callie takes her food and moves to another table to give the couple privacy.
Consequence: The couple notices that Callie is eavesdropping and starts to glare at her.
Divergent action: Callie stays at her table, so she can hear what the couple is talking about.
Consequence: The couple notices that Callie is eavesdropping and starts to glare at her.
Consequence: The couple is able to continue their conversation without anyone hearing them.
Divergent action: Callie stays at her table, so she can hear what the couple is talking about.
Normative action: Sally calls some friends to go out to the movies with.
Consequence: Sally has a great time watching the movie and hanging with friends.
Normative action: Sally calls some friends to go out to the movies with.
Consequence: Sally finds the movie boring when watching alone.
Divergent action: Sally orders a movie online to watch by herself.
Consequence: Sally finds the movie boring when watching alone.
Consequence: Sally has a great time watching the movie and hanging with friends.
Divergent action: Sally orders a movie online to watch by herself.
Normative action: Craig tells his ex that he's sorry he did her wrong and that it was all his fault, and she should move on and not talk with him anymore.
Consequence: Craig's ex is satisfied that she got an apology and an admission that the relationship destruction was Craig's fault and agrees to cut ties.
Normative action: Craig tells his ex that he's sorry he did her wrong and that it was all his fault, and she should move on and not talk with him anymore.
Consequence: Craig's ex is even angrier with him than before and feels like he's emotionally abusing her by being so mean.
Divergent action: Craig tells his ex that he really doesn't want to talk to her, that's why he left her and hangs up.
Consequence: Craig's ex is even angrier with him than before and feels like he's emotionally abusing her by being so mean.
Consequence: Craig's ex is satisfied that she got an apology and an admission that the relationship destruction was Craig's fault and agrees to cut ties.
Divergent action: Craig tells his ex that he really doesn't want to talk to her, that's why he left her and hangs up.
Normative action: Bella tells Kristen she really likes the dress and asks if she can borrow it for a night out some time.
Consequence: Kristen is happy Bella likes the dress and lets her wear it a few times.
Normative action: Bella tells Kristen she really likes the dress and asks if she can borrow it for a night out some time.
Consequence: Kristen finds out Bella took the dress and ends their friendship.
Divergent action: Bella slips the dress into her backpack before she leaves and takes it home without telling Kristen.
Consequence: Kristen finds out Bella took the dress and ends their friendship.
Consequence: Kristen is happy Bella likes the dress and lets her wear it a few times.
Divergent action: Bella slips the dress into her backpack before she leaves and takes it home without telling Kristen.
Normative action: Lyle tells Rick that he hurt him pretty bad and that he needs to watch where he's going.
Consequence: Rick is very apologetic and says it was an accident before trying to see if he can help Lyle somehow.
Normative action: Lyle tells Rick that he hurt him pretty bad and that he needs to watch where he's going.
Consequence: Rick is sorry he hit Lyle but doesn't understand why Lyle hopes he gets hurt now too considering it was an accident.
Divergent action: Lyle yelps in pain and looks at Rick and tells him that he hopes someone does the same to him to be even.
Consequence: Rick is sorry he hit Lyle but doesn't understand why Lyle hopes he gets hurt now too considering it was an accident.
Consequence: Rick is very apologetic and says it was an accident before trying to see if he can help Lyle somehow.
Divergent action: Lyle yelps in pain and looks at Rick and tells him that he hopes someone does the same to him to be even.
Normative action: Jake tells Ana he's going to pick her up and breaks up with her in person.
Consequence: Ana is better able to accept being separated even though it still hurts.
Normative action: Jake tells Ana he's going to pick her up and breaks up with her in person.
Consequence: Ana's heart is broken, and she loses all respect for Jake.
Divergent action: Jake texts Ana and tells her he doesn't want to be with her anymore.
Consequence: Ana's heart is broken, and she loses all respect for Jake.
Consequence: Ana is better able to accept being separated even though it still hurts.
Divergent action: Jake texts Ana and tells her he doesn't want to be with her anymore.
Normative action: Jan agrees to head over to her friends place.
Consequence: Jan is glad to be there for her friend.
Normative action: Jan agrees to head over to her friends place.
Consequence: Jan feels guilty when she considers her actions.
Divergent action: Jan tells her friend that she is out of town so can't meet up with her.
Consequence: Jan feels guilty when she considers her actions.
Consequence: Jan is glad to be there for her friend.
Divergent action: Jan tells her friend that she is out of town so can't meet up with her.
Normative action: Kevin shows the student around and tries to help him understand English better.
Consequence: The new student and Kevin become good friends.
Normative action: Kevin shows the student around and tries to help him understand English better.
Consequence: The student is hurt and Kevin is suspended from school.
Divergent action: Kevin is showing the new student around and, frustrated by his lack of English skills, smacks him in the mouth.
Consequence: The student is hurt and Kevin is suspended from school.
Consequence: The new student and Kevin become good friends.
Divergent action: Kevin is showing the new student around and, frustrated by his lack of English skills, smacks him in the mouth.
Normative action: Nate opens up porn on his computer and masturbates to it.
Consequence: Nate is able to relieve himself, and he doesn't have to think about sex anymore.
Normative action: Nate opens up porn on his computer and masturbates to it.
Consequence: Nate feels ashamed and thinks about it every time he sees his dog.
Divergent action: Nate grabs his dog and puts his genitals in his dog's butt.
Consequence: Nate feels ashamed and thinks about it every time he sees his dog.
Consequence: Nate is able to relieve himself, and he doesn't have to think about sex anymore.
Divergent action: Nate grabs his dog and puts his genitals in his dog's butt.
Normative action: Nick greets Kara with a warm smile and a hand shake.
Consequence: Kara likes how friendly Nick is and has a conversation with him.
Normative action: Nick greets Kara with a warm smile and a hand shake.
Consequence: Kara becomes confused by Nick's weird behavior and leaves the library.
Divergent action: Nick starts scowling after he introduces himself to Kara.
Consequence: Kara becomes confused by Nick's weird behavior and leaves the library.
Consequence: Kara likes how friendly Nick is and has a conversation with him.
Divergent action: Nick starts scowling after he introduces himself to Kara.
Normative action: Jack goes to mow his mom's lawn quickly and then comes back home and sleeps the rest of the day.
Consequence: Jack's mom is very grateful and feels loved and closer to Jack.
Normative action: Jack goes to mow his mom's lawn quickly and then comes back home and sleeps the rest of the day.
Consequence: Jack's mom is sad and wonders if Jack loves her.
Divergent action: Jack tells his mom he's very busy and can't mow her lawn.
Consequence: Jack's mom is sad and wonders if Jack loves her.
Consequence: Jack's mom is very grateful and feels loved and closer to Jack.
Divergent action: Jack tells his mom he's very busy and can't mow her lawn.
Normative action: Tim takes his boat home to get a feel for it, in his bathtub, before he takes it out into the river.
Consequence: He gets a feel for how the boat operates, and he learns about its power at home, and when he takes it out he has a great time.
Normative action: Tim takes his boat home to get a feel for it, in his bathtub, before he takes it out into the river.
Consequence: The boat stops working when it is too far from shore to retrieve and Tim realizes it was not fully charged, so he loses his boat.
Divergent action: Tim takes his boat straight to the river and puts it in the water to try it out.
Consequence: The boat stops working when it is too far from shore to retrieve and Tim realizes it was not fully charged, so he loses his boat.
Consequence: He gets a feel for how the boat operates, and he learns about its power at home, and when he takes it out he has a great time.
Divergent action: Tim takes his boat straight to the river and puts it in the water to try it out.
Normative action: Tanner thanks all his teammates for their parts in the play that he was able to make and tries to get them to do high fives.
Consequence: Tanner's teammates are excited about the play and appreciate Tanner being humble.
Normative action: Tanner thanks all his teammates for their parts in the play that he was able to make and tries to get them to do high fives.
Consequence: Tanner's teammates are annoyed by his boasting and wish he was a better teammate.
Divergent action: Tanner describes to his teammates how it was him and him alone that pulled off the big play and tries to get them to do high fives.
Consequence: Tanner's teammates are annoyed by his boasting and wish he was a better teammate.
Consequence: Tanner's teammates are excited about the play and appreciate Tanner being humble.
Divergent action: Tanner describes to his teammates how it was him and him alone that pulled off the big play and tries to get them to do high fives.
Normative action: Lois compliments her husband's attire and admires their fashionable outfits once they’re ready to leave the house.
Consequence: Lois's husband appreciates the compliments and feels good about himself.
Normative action: Lois compliments her husband's attire and admires their fashionable outfits once they’re ready to leave the house.
Consequence: Lois's husband feels a little down about Lois not complimenting his looks when he put in the time to get ready too.
Divergent action: Lois spends all of her time concentrating on how she looks because it makes her feel good and doesn't mention her husband's looks at all.
Consequence: Lois's husband feels a little down about Lois not complimenting his looks when he put in the time to get ready too.
Consequence: Lois's husband appreciates the compliments and feels good about himself.
Divergent action: Lois spends all of her time concentrating on how she looks because it makes her feel good and doesn't mention her husband's looks at all.
Normative action: Destiny goes on a nature walk before heading to her boyfriend's house.
Consequence: Destiny is calm at the end of her walk and able to communicate her feelings to her boyfriend without physical violence.
Normative action: Destiny goes on a nature walk before heading to her boyfriend's house.
Consequence: Destiny's boyfriend calls the cops and breaks up with her.
Divergent action: Destiny shows up at her boyfriend's house and releases her anger by throwing a chair at him.
Consequence: Destiny's boyfriend calls the cops and breaks up with her.
Consequence: Destiny is calm at the end of her walk and able to communicate her feelings to her boyfriend without physical violence.
Divergent action: Destiny shows up at her boyfriend's house and releases her anger by throwing a chair at him.
Normative action: Jerry tells Dion that he's being released and that he's free to sign with someone else.
Consequence: Dion is happy to get a fresh start and is excited to start looking for a new team to play for.
Normative action: Jerry tells Dion that he's being released and that he's free to sign with someone else.
Consequence: Dion is devastated especially because Jerry has made sure he has no prospects in football any more.
Divergent action: Jerry tells Dion that he's being released and that he's called the other teams and made sure he'll never play football again.
Consequence: Dion is devastated especially because Jerry has made sure he has no prospects in football any more.
Consequence: Dion is happy to get a fresh start and is excited to start looking for a new team to play for.
Divergent action: Jerry tells Dion that he's being released and that he's called the other teams and made sure he'll never play football again.
Normative action: Polly makes sure to use a condom with Chip.
Consequence: Polly is able to have safe sex without getting pregnant.
Normative action: Polly makes sure to use a condom with Chip.
Consequence: Polly gets pregnant from her one-night stand.
Divergent action: Polly tells Chip not to use a condom.
Consequence: Polly gets pregnant from her one-night stand.
Consequence: Polly is able to have safe sex without getting pregnant.
Divergent action: Polly tells Chip not to use a condom.
Normative action: Sarah calls her friends and tells them to head down to the lake.
Consequence: They all have a great time and make memories to last a lifetime.
Normative action: Sarah calls her friends and tells them to head down to the lake.
Consequence: Sarah ends up hanging out with a bunch of people she does not know.
Divergent action: Sarah calls over a random group and tells them to come party with them.
Consequence: Sarah ends up hanging out with a bunch of people she does not know.