CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Shaun points to the elderly woman and tells his colleague that she moves so slowly she will never find what she is looking for.
Consequence: The elderly woman looks up at them with an embarrassed and hurt expression on her face and the two colleagues feel ashamed of themselves.
Consequence: The elderly woman is grateful for the help, and she rewards both colleagues with a smile, and they feel good about the work that they are doing.
Divergent action: Shaun points to the elderly woman and tells his colleague that she moves so slowly she will never find what she is looking for.
Normative action: Jerry switches shifts with a co worker so that he can go to the game.
Consequence: Jerry enjoys the game and is able to make up the work hours the next day.
Normative action: Jerry switches shifts with a co worker so that he can go to the game.
Consequence: Jerry is tagged on facebook at the game by a friend and the boss fires him after finding out.
Divergent action: Jerry calls in sick and then goes to the game.
Consequence: Jerry is tagged on facebook at the game by a friend and the boss fires him after finding out.
Consequence: Jerry enjoys the game and is able to make up the work hours the next day.
Divergent action: Jerry calls in sick and then goes to the game.
Normative action: Tom takes care of business at the meeting and waits until after it is adjourned to talk with his friend about social issues.
Consequence: The meeting is productive and Tom is able to plan a nice weekend event with his friend, without sacrificing his work ethic.
Normative action: Tom takes care of business at the meeting and waits until after it is adjourned to talk with his friend about social issues.
Consequence: The other meeting participants become visibly annoyed with the chatter and Tom is embarrassed.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the meeting agenda, and the other participants, and starts talking with his friend about possibly having a bar-b-que over the weekend.
Consequence: The other meeting participants become visibly annoyed with the chatter and Tom is embarrassed.
Consequence: The meeting is productive and Tom is able to plan a nice weekend event with his friend, without sacrificing his work ethic.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the meeting agenda, and the other participants, and starts talking with his friend about possibly having a bar-b-que over the weekend.
Normative action: Terrance explains to the family that he understands financial trouble, but that he expects a payment arrangement to be made so that their account will be brought up to date.
Consequence: The family is grateful for his flexibility, and they work hard to bring the account current, they keep renting and Terrance keeps making money.
Normative action: Terrance explains to the family that he understands financial trouble, but that he expects a payment arrangement to be made so that their account will be brought up to date.
Consequence: The family has to quickly find somewhere to live and Terrance doesn't get any of the money that he is owed.
Divergent action: Terrance informs the family that they have one week to either pay the back rent in full, or vacate the apartment.
Consequence: The family has to quickly find somewhere to live and Terrance doesn't get any of the money that he is owed.
Consequence: The family is grateful for his flexibility, and they work hard to bring the account current, they keep renting and Terrance keeps making money.
Divergent action: Terrance informs the family that they have one week to either pay the back rent in full, or vacate the apartment.
Normative action: Jessica points out dresses for Kelly to try without mentioning her body.
Consequence: Kelly finds a great dress that makes her look nice.
Normative action: Jessica points out dresses for Kelly to try without mentioning her body.
Consequence: Kelly gets upset with Jessica, cries, and leaves Jessica at the mall alone.
Divergent action: Jessica tells Kelly she should get a dress with sleeves because her arm fat jiggles.
Consequence: Kelly gets upset with Jessica, cries, and leaves Jessica at the mall alone.
Consequence: Kelly finds a great dress that makes her look nice.
Divergent action: Jessica tells Kelly she should get a dress with sleeves because her arm fat jiggles.
Normative action: Randy apologizes that he can't drive himself but pays for them to get an Uber home.
Consequence: Randy's friends understand and are glad he was able to keep his word.
Normative action: Randy apologizes that he can't drive himself but pays for them to get an Uber home.
Consequence: Randy's friends feel let down by him and think twice about hanging out in the future.
Divergent action: Randy lets them know he is in no condition to drive and suggests they walk since it's not very far.
Consequence: Randy's friends feel let down by him and think twice about hanging out in the future.
Consequence: Randy's friends understand and are glad he was able to keep his word.
Divergent action: Randy lets them know he is in no condition to drive and suggests they walk since it's not very far.
Normative action: Frank decides to read his favorite book while staying home for the night.
Consequence: Frank's parents appreciate his good behavior and allow him to go out with his friends the following night.
Normative action: Frank decides to read his favorite book while staying home for the night.
Consequence: Frank's parents find out he's gone and catch him when he returns, grounding him for even longer.
Divergent action: Frank sneaks out of the house while his parents are distracted and catches the movie.
Consequence: Frank's parents find out he's gone and catch him when he returns, grounding him for even longer.
Consequence: Frank's parents appreciate his good behavior and allow him to go out with his friends the following night.
Divergent action: Frank sneaks out of the house while his parents are distracted and catches the movie.
Normative action: Brad explains to Sharon that his kids need time to adjust and that for now, it's best that they just spend weekend with him.
Consequence: The kids are really glad to be able to be with their dad this weekend and have a nice time.
Normative action: Brad explains to Sharon that his kids need time to adjust and that for now, it's best that they just spend weekend with him.
Consequence: The kids aren't used to his parents being apart yet and the situation makes them feel sad and awkward.
Divergent action: Brad accepts Sharon's invitation and brings his kids over to her house.
Consequence: The kids aren't used to his parents being apart yet and the situation makes them feel sad and awkward.
Consequence: The kids are really glad to be able to be with their dad this weekend and have a nice time.
Divergent action: Brad accepts Sharon's invitation and brings his kids over to her house.
Normative action: Jerry goes to the sparrow and takes him home to nurse him back to health.
Consequence: Thanks to Jerry, within a few weeks the bird has enough strength to be able to fly again.
Normative action: Jerry goes to the sparrow and takes him home to nurse him back to health.
Consequence: The sparrow is unable to fly and dies because he can't get access to food.
Divergent action: Jerry decides to keep on walking because he's afraid he could get bit if he tries to assist.
Consequence: The sparrow is unable to fly and dies because he can't get access to food.
Consequence: Thanks to Jerry, within a few weeks the bird has enough strength to be able to fly again.
Divergent action: Jerry decides to keep on walking because he's afraid he could get bit if he tries to assist.
Normative action: Dan realizes he can't find a date so quickly, so he asks a friend to join him.
Consequence: Dan and his friend end up enjoying the event, they always have a great time together.
Normative action: Dan realizes he can't find a date so quickly, so he asks a friend to join him.
Consequence: Dan leads Tina on by inviting her, and she is really upset when he reveals he isn't actually interested.
Divergent action: Dan asks Tina, who likes him and will agree to go to the event, even though he doesn't like her.
Consequence: Dan leads Tina on by inviting her, and she is really upset when he reveals he isn't actually interested.
Consequence: Dan and his friend end up enjoying the event, they always have a great time together.
Divergent action: Dan asks Tina, who likes him and will agree to go to the event, even though he doesn't like her.
Normative action: The manager offers to help Joe find something he likes.
Consequence: Joe is able to find a new shirt within his price range and appreciates the help.
Normative action: The manager offers to help Joe find something he likes.
Consequence: Joe doesn't get to buy a new shirt, and leaves embarrassed.
Divergent action: The manager calls the police on Joe saying that he is trying to take clothing.
Consequence: Joe doesn't get to buy a new shirt, and leaves embarrassed.
Consequence: Joe is able to find a new shirt within his price range and appreciates the help.
Divergent action: The manager calls the police on Joe saying that he is trying to take clothing.
Normative action: John takes a deep breath, scoops his kids up in his arms and takes them to the movies.
Consequence: John's kids love him more and feel good and happy.
Normative action: John takes a deep breath, scoops his kids up in his arms and takes them to the movies.
Consequence: John's kids become afraid of him and resent him and feel sad.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and uses bad language towards his kids.
Consequence: John's kids become afraid of him and resent him and feel sad.
Consequence: John's kids love him more and feel good and happy.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and uses bad language towards his kids.
Normative action: Jason spends an hour playing with and caring for his dog before going out to a bar.
Consequence: Jason's dog is very happy when Jason interacts with it and is then able to endure some more time being alone.
Normative action: Jason spends an hour playing with and caring for his dog before going out to a bar.
Consequence: Jason's dog becomes anxious because Jason doesn't interact with it and starts to exhibit nervous behavior.
Divergent action: Jason goes straight out to a bar without interacting with his dog at all.
Consequence: Jason's dog becomes anxious because Jason doesn't interact with it and starts to exhibit nervous behavior.
Consequence: Jason's dog is very happy when Jason interacts with it and is then able to endure some more time being alone.
Divergent action: Jason goes straight out to a bar without interacting with his dog at all.
Normative action: Bob turns up his music, ignores traffic and starts jamming out to himself.
Consequence: Eventually traffic clears up and despite being late Bob arrives to work in a great mood.
Normative action: Bob turns up his music, ignores traffic and starts jamming out to himself.
Consequence: One of the people Bob yells at get's angry at him and rear ends his car on purpose.
Divergent action: Bob gets angry and starts yelling at people in traffic through his window.
Consequence: One of the people Bob yells at get's angry at him and rear ends his car on purpose.
Consequence: Eventually traffic clears up and despite being late Bob arrives to work in a great mood.
Divergent action: Bob gets angry and starts yelling at people in traffic through his window.
Normative action: Leon spends a few hours cleaning up his house and doing his dishes and then invites his friends over to drink.
Consequence: Leon and his friends have a great night, and he is complimented multiple times on how good his house looks.
Normative action: Leon spends a few hours cleaning up his house and doing his dishes and then invites his friends over to drink.
Consequence: After seeing what a huge mess his place is they all come up with excuses to leave, and he ends up drinking alone and crying.
Divergent action: Leon doesn't clean up and invites a bunch of friends over to drink.
Consequence: After seeing what a huge mess his place is they all come up with excuses to leave, and he ends up drinking alone and crying.
Consequence: Leon and his friends have a great night, and he is complimented multiple times on how good his house looks.
Divergent action: Leon doesn't clean up and invites a bunch of friends over to drink.
Normative action: Jerry invites Dan and all of his friends to the house party.
Consequence: Dan has a good time at the party and loves Jerry's new house.
Normative action: Jerry invites Dan and all of his friends to the house party.
Consequence: Dan feels left out and doesn't want to be friends with Jerry anymore.
Divergent action: Jerry invites everyone to come to the house party except Dan.
Consequence: Dan feels left out and doesn't want to be friends with Jerry anymore.
Consequence: Dan has a good time at the party and loves Jerry's new house.
Divergent action: Jerry invites everyone to come to the house party except Dan.
Normative action: Bobby listens to some of his favorite podcasts to pass the time.
Consequence: Bobby gets to learn about interesting topics and time flies as he reaches his bus stop.
Normative action: Bobby listens to some of his favorite podcasts to pass the time.
Consequence: The other riders feel uncomfortable because of Bobby and think he is a pervert and Bobby gets embarrassed.
Divergent action: Bobby watches porn on his phone while on the bus and gets a boner.
Consequence: The other riders feel uncomfortable because of Bobby and think he is a pervert and Bobby gets embarrassed.
Consequence: Bobby gets to learn about interesting topics and time flies as he reaches his bus stop.
Divergent action: Bobby watches porn on his phone while on the bus and gets a boner.
Normative action: Roger, not wanting to embarrass Erica, goes to the restroom where he can belch in private.
Consequence: Roger feels better and Erica is able to enjoy her birthday dinner.
Normative action: Roger, not wanting to embarrass Erica, goes to the restroom where he can belch in private.
Consequence: Now Roger feels bad because Erica is embarrassed by his actions and tells him she wants to leave.
Divergent action: Roger decides that in order to feel better he needs to burp, so he let's one out at the table.
Consequence: Now Roger feels bad because Erica is embarrassed by his actions and tells him she wants to leave.
Consequence: Roger feels better and Erica is able to enjoy her birthday dinner.
Divergent action: Roger decides that in order to feel better he needs to burp, so he let's one out at the table.
Normative action: Meredith declines their invitation and starts looking around at different clubs that she can join.
Consequence: Meredith joins a couple clubs that catch her attention, and she makes new friends through those.
Normative action: Meredith declines their invitation and starts looking around at different clubs that she can join.
Consequence: Meredith and her friends get caught one day by a school police officer and get in trouble for using drugs.
Divergent action: Meredith decides to hang out with her new friends and smoke weed with them after school every day.
Consequence: Meredith and her friends get caught one day by a school police officer and get in trouble for using drugs.
Consequence: Meredith joins a couple clubs that catch her attention, and she makes new friends through those.
Divergent action: Meredith decides to hang out with her new friends and smoke weed with them after school every day.
Normative action: John tells Mindy her hat looks great and makes her look like a supermodel and laughs.
Consequence: Mindy is happy and laughs too and feels very good about herself and adores her hat even more.
Normative action: John tells Mindy her hat looks great and makes her look like a supermodel and laughs.
Consequence: Mindy feels sad and upset hearing this and thinks about returning the hat.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy her hat makes her look like a ugly man and laughs.
Consequence: Mindy feels sad and upset hearing this and thinks about returning the hat.
Consequence: Mindy is happy and laughs too and feels very good about herself and adores her hat even more.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy her hat makes her look like a ugly man and laughs.
Normative action: Jason tells Bob that he'll come over real soon, and they can get started packing.
Consequence: Bob is relieved to have found help and happy that Jason is going to come through for him.
Normative action: Jason tells Bob that he'll come over real soon, and they can get started packing.
Consequence: Bob is stressed that he can't get help from his brother and angry at Jason for being lazy.
Divergent action: Jason tells Bob that he ought to not be calling him for such hard work and to hire a mover.
Consequence: Bob is stressed that he can't get help from his brother and angry at Jason for being lazy.
Consequence: Bob is relieved to have found help and happy that Jason is going to come through for him.
Divergent action: Jason tells Bob that he ought to not be calling him for such hard work and to hire a mover.
Normative action: Matt asks for a few minutes of rest before playing with the children.
Consequence: Matt and the children end up playing together, which helps Matt feel better after his hard day.
Normative action: Matt asks for a few minutes of rest before playing with the children.
Consequence: Matt's children get upset and become afraid of Matt and his temper.
Divergent action: Matt yells at the children and tells them to leave him alone, so he can have peace and quiet.
Consequence: Matt's children get upset and become afraid of Matt and his temper.
Consequence: Matt and the children end up playing together, which helps Matt feel better after his hard day.
Divergent action: Matt yells at the children and tells them to leave him alone, so he can have peace and quiet.
Normative action: Jonah tells Bryan that he is not religious but is open to gaining a deeper understanding of his Christian beliefs.
Consequence: Bryan appreciates Jonah being open minded and is happy to continue dating him without pressuring him to be Christian.
Normative action: Jonah tells Bryan that he is not religious but is open to gaining a deeper understanding of his Christian beliefs.
Consequence: It becomes clear to Bryan over time that Jonah is not Christian at all, and he gets mad at Jonah for lying.
Divergent action: Jonah tells Bryan that he is also deeply Christian in an attempt to gain acceptance.
Consequence: It becomes clear to Bryan over time that Jonah is not Christian at all, and he gets mad at Jonah for lying.
Consequence: Bryan appreciates Jonah being open minded and is happy to continue dating him without pressuring him to be Christian.
Divergent action: Jonah tells Bryan that he is also deeply Christian in an attempt to gain acceptance.
Normative action: Ruth shows Jack how to talk to a stranger and order a meal by interacting with the cashier.
Consequence: Jack thanks Ruth for her love and support.
Normative action: Ruth shows Jack how to talk to a stranger and order a meal by interacting with the cashier.
Consequence: Jack feeling anxious and embarrassed starts to cry.
Divergent action: Ruth asks Jack to talk to and order a meal from the cashier.
Consequence: Jack feeling anxious and embarrassed starts to cry.
Consequence: Jack thanks Ruth for her love and support.
Divergent action: Ruth asks Jack to talk to and order a meal from the cashier.
Normative action: Toby says that he'll have to ask his friend if they still want the movie before giving it away.
Consequence: Toby's friend is glad that Toby didn't give their movie away without asking them first.
Normative action: Toby says that he'll have to ask his friend if they still want the movie before giving it away.
Consequence: Toby's friend is upset that Toby gave away their movie without even asking them.
Divergent action: Toby says his brother can have the movie his friend left behind and gives it to them.
Consequence: Toby's friend is upset that Toby gave away their movie without even asking them.
Consequence: Toby's friend is glad that Toby didn't give their movie away without asking them first.
Divergent action: Toby says his brother can have the movie his friend left behind and gives it to them.
Normative action: Antoinette quietly waits for her friend to get closer to her before making nonverbal movements to usher her friend close.
Consequence: Antoinette is able to enjoy the rest of the movie with her friend.
Normative action: Antoinette quietly waits for her friend to get closer to her before making nonverbal movements to usher her friend close.
Consequence: Antoinette gets popcorn thrown at her by other moviegoers for her rude outburst, and she feels embarrassed.
Divergent action: Antoinette makes a loud call for attention to her friend that everybody in the theater can hear.
Consequence: Antoinette gets popcorn thrown at her by other moviegoers for her rude outburst, and she feels embarrassed.
Consequence: Antoinette is able to enjoy the rest of the movie with her friend.
Divergent action: Antoinette makes a loud call for attention to her friend that everybody in the theater can hear.
Normative action: Craig offers to give the new employee some pointers during his break and after he finishes his work for the day.
Consequence: The new employee picks up their work pace thanks to Craig's advice, and they are able to complete their work in time.
Normative action: Craig offers to give the new employee some pointers during his break and after he finishes his work for the day.
Consequence: The new employee is unable to finish their assignment by the deadline, and they get reprimanded.
Divergent action: Craig does not offer to help the new employee and spends his time focusing on his own assignments.
Consequence: The new employee is unable to finish their assignment by the deadline, and they get reprimanded.
Consequence: The new employee picks up their work pace thanks to Craig's advice, and they are able to complete their work in time.
Divergent action: Craig does not offer to help the new employee and spends his time focusing on his own assignments.
Normative action: Janice supports Mary by asking questions about her new house and offering to help with the move if she needs any.
Consequence: Mary is grateful for the offer to help and asks Janice if she will come over and help decide how to place the new furniture, which Janice enjoys doing.
Normative action: Janice supports Mary by asking questions about her new house and offering to help with the move if she needs any.
Consequence: Mary feels offended by Janice's remarks and Janice feels ashamed of her jealous response to her friend's happiness about the new house.
Divergent action: Janice tells Mary that she'll never be able to keep a house that big clean and all that furniture she picked out will collect too much dust.
Consequence: Mary feels offended by Janice's remarks and Janice feels ashamed of her jealous response to her friend's happiness about the new house.
Consequence: Mary is grateful for the offer to help and asks Janice if she will come over and help decide how to place the new furniture, which Janice enjoys doing.
Divergent action: Janice tells Mary that she'll never be able to keep a house that big clean and all that furniture she picked out will collect too much dust.
Normative action: Paul listens to his colleague and responds with moral support and hopes that things get better soon.
Consequence: Paul is glad that he gave his colleague some personal support and both of them feel happier at work for the rest of the day.
Normative action: Paul listens to his colleague and responds with moral support and hopes that things get better soon.
Consequence: His colleague is let down and has the feeling that Paul is a cold person, while Paul feels guilty about not listening to a person in need.
Divergent action: Paul ignores his colleagues comments about his personal life and continues working, only speaking about work related issues.
Consequence: His colleague is let down and has the feeling that Paul is a cold person, while Paul feels guilty about not listening to a person in need.