CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Janice studies very hard for the exam and gets a tutor to help her.
Consequence: Janice passes the test, but falls further behind because she can't keep up, and ends up failing the class.
Divergent action: Janice decides to write down the answers on a sheet that she surreptitiously checks during the exam.
Consequence: Janice passes the test, but falls further behind because she can't keep up, and ends up failing the class.
Consequence: Janice passes the exam and ends up doing well in the class.
Divergent action: Janice decides to write down the answers on a sheet that she surreptitiously checks during the exam.
Normative action: Rudy sits closer to the classmate so that they can copy his notes easier.
Consequence: Rudy's classmate is grateful for him and is able to do better in the class.
Normative action: Rudy sits closer to the classmate so that they can copy his notes easier.
Consequence: Rudy's classmate can't believe that Rudy would be so inconsiderate.
Divergent action: Rudy tells his classmate to get some glasses, so he can take his own notes.
Consequence: Rudy's classmate can't believe that Rudy would be so inconsiderate.
Consequence: Rudy's classmate is grateful for him and is able to do better in the class.
Divergent action: Rudy tells his classmate to get some glasses, so he can take his own notes.
Normative action: Vanessa drives slowly and answers the person's question before speeding up to go to the mall.
Consequence: The person on the side of the road is grateful and happy to have the answer.
Normative action: Vanessa drives slowly and answers the person's question before speeding up to go to the mall.
Consequence: The person on the side of the road is sad and doesn't get the help they need.
Divergent action: Vanessa pretends not to see the person and speeds off to the mall.
Consequence: The person on the side of the road is sad and doesn't get the help they need.
Consequence: The person on the side of the road is grateful and happy to have the answer.
Divergent action: Vanessa pretends not to see the person and speeds off to the mall.
Normative action: Barry gives the homeless man his own umbrella to use.
Consequence: The homeless man thanks Barry and uses the umbrella to stay dry.
Normative action: Barry gives the homeless man his own umbrella to use.
Consequence: The homeless man is put inside of a police car and taken away.
Divergent action: Barry calls the police to have the homeless man moved to a dry area.
Consequence: The homeless man is put inside of a police car and taken away.
Consequence: The homeless man thanks Barry and uses the umbrella to stay dry.
Divergent action: Barry calls the police to have the homeless man moved to a dry area.
Normative action: Mio whispers to Mia to find out how things are progressing.
Consequence: Mio feels closer to Mia and learns to be slow.
Normative action: Mio whispers to Mia to find out how things are progressing.
Consequence: Mia becomes uncomfortable and Mio loses confidence.
Divergent action: Mio ups the intensity on his own initiative.
Consequence: Mia becomes uncomfortable and Mio loses confidence.
Consequence: Mio feels closer to Mia and learns to be slow.
Divergent action: Mio ups the intensity on his own initiative.
Normative action: Linda starts talking to her daughter in a fake accent and plays pretend with her.
Consequence: Linda's daughter laughs at her mom's fake accent and the mother and daughter enjoy their time together.
Normative action: Linda starts talking to her daughter in a fake accent and plays pretend with her.
Consequence: Linda's daughter is distracted by the iPad, and she never asks Linda to play with her again.
Divergent action: Linda tells her daughter she's too old to play with her and gives her daughter an iPad instead.
Consequence: Linda's daughter is distracted by the iPad, and she never asks Linda to play with her again.
Consequence: Linda's daughter laughs at her mom's fake accent and the mother and daughter enjoy their time together.
Divergent action: Linda tells her daughter she's too old to play with her and gives her daughter an iPad instead.
Normative action: Bob decides it's best to leave the coworker alone to do their work and see if they instigate further conversation.
Consequence: Bob's coworker is relieved that Bob realized that he was annoying them and feels that now they can get back to work.
Normative action: Bob decides it's best to leave the coworker alone to do their work and see if they instigate further conversation.
Consequence: Bob's coworker is very annoyed by Bob, and they don't know why he won't get the hint to leave them alone.
Divergent action: Bob keeps talking to the coworker figuring that they would tell him to stop if they wanted him to.
Consequence: Bob's coworker is very annoyed by Bob, and they don't know why he won't get the hint to leave them alone.
Consequence: Bob's coworker is relieved that Bob realized that he was annoying them and feels that now they can get back to work.
Divergent action: Bob keeps talking to the coworker figuring that they would tell him to stop if they wanted him to.
Normative action: Karen tells her teacher the truth and requests and extension on the essay.
Consequence: Karen's teacher grants her an extension, and she is able to finish the essay a couple days later.
Normative action: Karen tells her teacher the truth and requests and extension on the essay.
Consequence: Karen's deception is discovered, and she fails the class and gets grounded by her parents.
Divergent action: Karen elaborately stages a rock climbing accident in order to fake her own death.
Consequence: Karen's deception is discovered, and she fails the class and gets grounded by her parents.
Consequence: Karen's teacher grants her an extension, and she is able to finish the essay a couple days later.
Divergent action: Karen elaborately stages a rock climbing accident in order to fake her own death.
Normative action: Jeramie takes Bill’s list and sends out invitations to everyone.
Consequence: Bill has the time of his life at their party and thanks Jeramie for working so hard to make all the guests and him, happy.
Normative action: Jeramie takes Bill’s list and sends out invitations to everyone.
Consequence: Bill crosses off the names and has a terrible time at the party with only Jeramie’s friends.
Divergent action: Jeramie looks over Bill’s list of friends and tells him to cross off certain people because he doesn’t need to hang out with them.
Consequence: Bill crosses off the names and has a terrible time at the party with only Jeramie’s friends.
Consequence: Bill has the time of his life at their party and thanks Jeramie for working so hard to make all the guests and him, happy.
Divergent action: Jeramie looks over Bill’s list of friends and tells him to cross off certain people because he doesn’t need to hang out with them.
Normative action: Robert takes a deep breath and then tells his wife that he feels really upset.
Consequence: Roberts wife tells him that she understands and will do better, and their relationship gets stronger as a result.
Normative action: Robert takes a deep breath and then tells his wife that he feels really upset.
Consequence: Robert's neighbors hear the yelling and call the cops causing him and his wife's evening to be ruined by police interviews.
Divergent action: Robert yells at his wife telling her how dumb her mistake was.
Consequence: Robert's neighbors hear the yelling and call the cops causing him and his wife's evening to be ruined by police interviews.
Consequence: Roberts wife tells him that she understands and will do better, and their relationship gets stronger as a result.
Divergent action: Robert yells at his wife telling her how dumb her mistake was.
Normative action: Max goes into work and changes into the spare work uniform in his office.
Consequence: Max is able to make good progress on his work before everyone arrives.
Normative action: Max goes into work and changes into the spare work uniform in his office.
Consequence: Max is scolded by his roommate for leaving his belongings on the floor.
Divergent action: Max leaves his dirty gym clothes on the floor after he changes.
Consequence: Max is scolded by his roommate for leaving his belongings on the floor.
Consequence: Max is able to make good progress on his work before everyone arrives.
Divergent action: Max leaves his dirty gym clothes on the floor after he changes.
Normative action: Karl concentrates on the positions and makes the better moves while playing against his sister.
Consequence: Karl wins the game by outplaying his little sister.
Normative action: Karl concentrates on the positions and makes the better moves while playing against his sister.
Consequence: Karl wins the game because Kristen starts crying and can't concentrate on the game.
Divergent action: Karl calls his little sister names, trying to distract her from the game.
Consequence: Karl wins the game because Kristen starts crying and can't concentrate on the game.
Consequence: Karl wins the game by outplaying his little sister.
Divergent action: Karl calls his little sister names, trying to distract her from the game.
Normative action: Jacob escorts his friend to his room until he sobers up, and plays a game with the other guests.
Consequence: Jacob joins the game when he's sober making new friends.
Normative action: Jacob escorts his friend to his room until he sobers up, and plays a game with the other guests.
Consequence: His best friend gets into a wreck when he attempts to drive home.
Divergent action: Jacob demands that his friend go home removing him from the party.
Consequence: His best friend gets into a wreck when he attempts to drive home.
Consequence: Jacob joins the game when he's sober making new friends.
Divergent action: Jacob demands that his friend go home removing him from the party.
Normative action: Dr Bob tells Leslie that he needs to have his lunch but can schedule her for a follow-up biopsy, to explore possible treatments.
Consequence: Leslie is glad the Dr is doing what is needed to make her well.
Normative action: Dr Bob tells Leslie that he needs to have his lunch but can schedule her for a follow-up biopsy, to explore possible treatments.
Consequence: Leslie goes home and doesn't get better because Dr Bob neglected to prescribe an antibiotic.
Divergent action: Dr Bob tells Leslie to go home and just see if she feels better tomorrow.
Consequence: Leslie goes home and doesn't get better because Dr Bob neglected to prescribe an antibiotic.
Consequence: Leslie is glad the Dr is doing what is needed to make her well.
Divergent action: Dr Bob tells Leslie to go home and just see if she feels better tomorrow.
Normative action: Hayley asks her best friend to live stream the party so that she can watch from home.
Consequence: Hayley is able to experience her friend's party without infecting anyone with her illness.
Normative action: Hayley asks her best friend to live stream the party so that she can watch from home.
Consequence: The other party goers get sick from being in close quarters with Hayley.
Divergent action: Hayley goes to the party while sick and coughs everywhere.
Consequence: The other party goers get sick from being in close quarters with Hayley.
Consequence: Hayley is able to experience her friend's party without infecting anyone with her illness.
Divergent action: Hayley goes to the party while sick and coughs everywhere.
Normative action: Steven ask Anthony for help, and Anthony is willing to help his buddy.
Consequence: Steven feels very happy that his friend is so willing to help.
Normative action: Steven ask Anthony for help, and Anthony is willing to help his buddy.
Consequence: Steven feels betrayed that Anthony won't help him for free.
Divergent action: Steven calls Anthony up on the phone and asks for help with his roof, and Anthony gives him a price quote.
Consequence: Steven feels betrayed that Anthony won't help him for free.
Consequence: Steven feels very happy that his friend is so willing to help.
Divergent action: Steven calls Anthony up on the phone and asks for help with his roof, and Anthony gives him a price quote.
Normative action: Merle tamps down on his attraction and acts professionally toward the student like any other.
Consequence: The student graduates and goes away, and Merle keeps his job.
Normative action: Merle tamps down on his attraction and acts professionally toward the student like any other.
Consequence: The student's parents find out and call the police, and Merle is arrested.
Divergent action: Merle grooms the student and eventually tries to get her alone with him.
Consequence: The student's parents find out and call the police, and Merle is arrested.
Consequence: The student graduates and goes away, and Merle keeps his job.
Divergent action: Merle grooms the student and eventually tries to get her alone with him.
Normative action: John buys his groceries in addition to the ones that Paul needs.
Consequence: Paul thanks John for helping him get food from the store.
Normative action: John buys his groceries in addition to the ones that Paul needs.
Consequence: Paul can't get any food for himself from the store.
Divergent action: John only buys all of the items that he planned to get.
Consequence: Paul can't get any food for himself from the store.
Consequence: Paul thanks John for helping him get food from the store.
Divergent action: John only buys all of the items that he planned to get.
Normative action: Kyle tells Usama that it sucks that people probably make fun of his because of his name.
Consequence: Usama appreciates that Kyle is able to understand what it's like in his shoes.
Normative action: Kyle tells Usama that it sucks that people probably make fun of his because of his name.
Consequence: Usama feels insulted and doesn't want to talk to Kyle anymore.
Divergent action: Kyle asks Usama if he's a member of ISIS as a joke.
Consequence: Usama feels insulted and doesn't want to talk to Kyle anymore.
Consequence: Usama appreciates that Kyle is able to understand what it's like in his shoes.
Divergent action: Kyle asks Usama if he's a member of ISIS as a joke.
Normative action: John reminds Andrew if he eats cookies now he will be too full for dinner.
Consequence: Andrew thinks about what John says and realizes he loves him and is looking out for him and is happy.
Normative action: John reminds Andrew if he eats cookies now he will be too full for dinner.
Consequence: Andrew cries and resents John and becomes afraid of him as he grows up.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and comes at Andrew with a belt swinging at him.
Consequence: Andrew cries and resents John and becomes afraid of him as he grows up.
Consequence: Andrew thinks about what John says and realizes he loves him and is looking out for him and is happy.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and comes at Andrew with a belt swinging at him.
Normative action: Kenny immediately tells his friend about the meeting to give his friend as much notice as he had.
Consequence: Kenny's friend appreciates the notice and is able to find another friend to go on the trip with.
Normative action: Kenny immediately tells his friend about the meeting to give his friend as much notice as he had.
Consequence: Kenny's friend is annoyed by the last moment notification and cannot find anybody else to go with them.
Divergent action: Kenny spends the next few days planning for the meeting before letting his friend know about it on the day it is happening.
Consequence: Kenny's friend is annoyed by the last moment notification and cannot find anybody else to go with them.
Consequence: Kenny's friend appreciates the notice and is able to find another friend to go on the trip with.
Divergent action: Kenny spends the next few days planning for the meeting before letting his friend know about it on the day it is happening.
Normative action: Jenny cleans her house and looks for her debit card.
Consequence: Jenny finds her debit card and is able to use it when she needs it.
Normative action: Jenny cleans her house and looks for her debit card.
Consequence: Jenny finds it an hour later but can't use it and has to wait weeks for the replacement to come in the mail.
Divergent action: Jenny reports her debit card stolen.
Consequence: Jenny finds it an hour later but can't use it and has to wait weeks for the replacement to come in the mail.
Consequence: Jenny finds her debit card and is able to use it when she needs it.
Divergent action: Jenny reports her debit card stolen.
Normative action: John puts on his wireless headphones and plays the movie really loud through them.
Consequence: Eric appreciates John's concern and thinks John is a good roommate.
Normative action: John puts on his wireless headphones and plays the movie really loud through them.
Consequence: Eric resents John terribly and thinks of moving out and ending the friendship.
Divergent action: John plays his movie full blast and the volume can be heard throughout the house.
Consequence: Eric resents John terribly and thinks of moving out and ending the friendship.
Consequence: Eric appreciates John's concern and thinks John is a good roommate.
Divergent action: John plays his movie full blast and the volume can be heard throughout the house.
Normative action: Julian tells his boss that he would like to stop working overtime and gets his schedule adjusted, then goes home to tell Kristina the news.
Consequence: Julian is able to have a happier life/work balance and ends up being more productive.
Normative action: Julian tells his boss that he would like to stop working overtime and gets his schedule adjusted, then goes home to tell Kristina the news.
Consequence: Julian isn't able to pay his bills and ends up getting evicted from his apartment.
Divergent action: Julian tells his boss he won't be coming back after today and goes home to hang out with Kristina.
Consequence: Julian isn't able to pay his bills and ends up getting evicted from his apartment.
Consequence: Julian is able to have a happier life/work balance and ends up being more productive.
Divergent action: Julian tells his boss he won't be coming back after today and goes home to hang out with Kristina.
Normative action: Ron talks to Bruce about what is bothering him, and Bruce explains some of his behaviors in more detail.
Consequence: Ron understands Bruce more than before and actually respects some of the behaviors that he previously found strange, and Bruce feels more confident and comfortable in their friendship.
Normative action: Ron talks to Bruce about what is bothering him, and Bruce explains some of his behaviors in more detail.
Consequence: Bruce is hurt and confused by Ron's refusal to communicate with him, and Ron feels like he has failed to be a real friend for inconsequential reasons.
Divergent action: Ron decides that his new friend is just too different from what he is used to, and stops responding to his calls and text messages.
Consequence: Bruce is hurt and confused by Ron's refusal to communicate with him, and Ron feels like he has failed to be a real friend for inconsequential reasons.
Consequence: Ron understands Bruce more than before and actually respects some of the behaviors that he previously found strange, and Bruce feels more confident and comfortable in their friendship.
Divergent action: Ron decides that his new friend is just too different from what he is used to, and stops responding to his calls and text messages.
Normative action: Derrick knows that he has to save longer and work more to be able to afford the game and does just that.
Consequence: Derrick helps others through hired labor and is able to eventually return and purchase the game.
Normative action: Derrick knows that he has to save longer and work more to be able to afford the game and does just that.
Consequence: Mall shoppers are annoyed by Derricks expectations of free handouts and mall security eventually asks him to leave.
Divergent action: Derrick begins asking other mall shoppers for any spare money they may have in hopes he gather the difference he needs.
Consequence: Mall shoppers are annoyed by Derricks expectations of free handouts and mall security eventually asks him to leave.
Consequence: Derrick helps others through hired labor and is able to eventually return and purchase the game.
Divergent action: Derrick begins asking other mall shoppers for any spare money they may have in hopes he gather the difference he needs.
Normative action: Kyle goes to the funeral in the morning and attends the second half of the tailgate after it's over.
Consequence: Kyle's girlfriend is happy and feels assured that he cares about her.
Normative action: Kyle goes to the funeral in the morning and attends the second half of the tailgate after it's over.
Consequence: Kyle's girlfriend is upset that he neglected her feels and breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Kyle makes an excuse to his girlfriend and goes to the football tailgate with his friends.
Consequence: Kyle's girlfriend is upset that he neglected her feels and breaks up with him.
Consequence: Kyle's girlfriend is happy and feels assured that he cares about her.
Divergent action: Kyle makes an excuse to his girlfriend and goes to the football tailgate with his friends.
Normative action: Kevin thanks Jeffrey for telling him, and asks if he's comfortable being asked some questions about it.
Consequence: Jeffrey feels heard and respected, and opens up with more information, and grows closer with Kevin.
Normative action: Kevin thanks Jeffrey for telling him, and asks if he's comfortable being asked some questions about it.
Consequence: Jeffrey is hurt, and feels Kevin can not longer be trusted, and pulls away from him as a friend.
Divergent action: Kevin curls his lip and asks if this means he's turning into some kind of faggot.
Consequence: Jeffrey is hurt, and feels Kevin can not longer be trusted, and pulls away from him as a friend.
Consequence: Jeffrey feels heard and respected, and opens up with more information, and grows closer with Kevin.
Divergent action: Kevin curls his lip and asks if this means he's turning into some kind of faggot.
Normative action: Gary tries to compromise with his mom and get her to change her habits if she wants to continue to live with them.
Consequence: Gary's mom is unhappy that she is upsetting them, but understands, and they are able to work things out.
Normative action: Gary tries to compromise with his mom and get her to change her habits if she wants to continue to live with them.
Consequence: Gary's mom is insulted and leaves, and it fractures their relationship for a while.
Divergent action: Gary gets into a big fight with him mom and demands that she move out immediately.
Consequence: Gary's mom is insulted and leaves, and it fractures their relationship for a while.
Consequence: Gary's mom is unhappy that she is upsetting them, but understands, and they are able to work things out.
Divergent action: Gary gets into a big fight with him mom and demands that she move out immediately.
Normative action: Lily's dad is touched by Lily's gift, gives her a hug as thanks, and eats it with gusto.
Consequence: Lily feels happy and proud to see her dad eating the breakfast she made.
Normative action: Lily's dad is touched by Lily's gift, gives her a hug as thanks, and eats it with gusto.
Consequence: Lily starts to cry and takes the breakfast back into the kitchen.
Divergent action: Lily's dad tells her he doesn't have time to eat breakfast because he has to go to work.
Consequence: Lily starts to cry and takes the breakfast back into the kitchen.
Consequence: Lily feels happy and proud to see her dad eating the breakfast she made.
Divergent action: Lily's dad tells her he doesn't have time to eat breakfast because he has to go to work.
Normative action: Kinsley tells Tom that she's going to go out to lunch with Tiffany and that he's welcome to join them.
Consequence: Tom accepts the offer and over lunch gets to know Tiffany a bit better, beginning to form a more favorable opinion of her.
Normative action: Kinsley tells Tom that she's going to go out to lunch with Tiffany and that he's welcome to join them.
Consequence: Tom finds out that Kinsley went out behind his back, and he feels like he was right in thinking that Tiffany has been negatively influencing Kinsley.