CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Jerry asks his friends to spy on his ex's facebook page for him.
Consequence: Jerry's ex finds out, and she files a restraining order against him.
Consequence: Jerry maintains a healthy relationship with his friends even though they know his ex.
Divergent action: Jerry asks his friends to spy on his ex's facebook page for him.
Normative action: After Sue's date she is washing her hands in a public restroom, but leaves the bracelet on, so she can avoid getting it lost, then goes to June's.
Consequence: Sue is able to give June back her bracelet and feels grateful for her letting her borrow it.
Normative action: After Sue's date she is washing her hands in a public restroom, but leaves the bracelet on, so she can avoid getting it lost, then goes to June's.
Consequence: When June asks for the bracelet, Sue realizes it's gone and has to buy June a new one.
Divergent action: After Sue's date she is washing her hands in a public restroom and takes off the bracelet, sets it on the sink and leaves to go to June's.
Consequence: When June asks for the bracelet, Sue realizes it's gone and has to buy June a new one.
Consequence: Sue is able to give June back her bracelet and feels grateful for her letting her borrow it.
Divergent action: After Sue's date she is washing her hands in a public restroom and takes off the bracelet, sets it on the sink and leaves to go to June's.
Normative action: Jeff talks to his friend and does his best to console him.
Consequence: Jeff's friend thanks Jeff and becomes a little less depressed.
Normative action: Jeff talks to his friend and does his best to console him.
Consequence: Jeff begins to get viewed as an uncaring person by his friend.
Divergent action: Jeff decides against talking to his friend and completely ignores him.
Consequence: Jeff begins to get viewed as an uncaring person by his friend.
Consequence: Jeff's friend thanks Jeff and becomes a little less depressed.
Divergent action: Jeff decides against talking to his friend and completely ignores him.
Normative action: Mary steps back from her brother and tells him to go take a cold shower.
Consequence: They wake up the next day, able to joke about the incident, because nothing bad happened.
Normative action: Mary steps back from her brother and tells him to go take a cold shower.
Consequence: After they sober up, Mary and her brother feel guilty and awkward around each other.
Divergent action: Mary throws caution to the wind and French kisses her brother.
Consequence: After they sober up, Mary and her brother feel guilty and awkward around each other.
Consequence: They wake up the next day, able to joke about the incident, because nothing bad happened.
Divergent action: Mary throws caution to the wind and French kisses her brother.
Normative action: George allows his wife to buy shoes if she can find a good pair that cost less than fifty dollars.
Consequence: George's budget isn't harmed and his wife is happy that she gets a pair of new shoes.
Normative action: George allows his wife to buy shoes if she can find a good pair that cost less than fifty dollars.
Consequence: George saves money on the shopping trip, but his wife is slightly upset with him.
Divergent action: George tells his wife that she cannot buy shoes because they cannot afford it in their budget.
Consequence: George saves money on the shopping trip, but his wife is slightly upset with him.
Consequence: George's budget isn't harmed and his wife is happy that she gets a pair of new shoes.
Divergent action: George tells his wife that she cannot buy shoes because they cannot afford it in their budget.
Normative action: Carrie apologizes to Debbie and asks if she can somehow replace the china doll.
Consequence: Carrie tells Debbie not to worry, she will see if she can have the doll repaired.
Normative action: Carrie apologizes to Debbie and asks if she can somehow replace the china doll.
Consequence: Debbie is annoyed that Carrie doesn't seem to care that she broke she broke a part of her collection.
Divergent action: Carrie says that she didn't expect the doll to be so fragile, and sets it back down.
Consequence: Debbie is annoyed that Carrie doesn't seem to care that she broke she broke a part of her collection.
Consequence: Carrie tells Debbie not to worry, she will see if she can have the doll repaired.
Divergent action: Carrie says that she didn't expect the doll to be so fragile, and sets it back down.
Normative action: Cory decides to take deep breaths before reacting.
Consequence: Cory is now calm and able to deal with the argument with Abby better.
Normative action: Cory decides to take deep breaths before reacting.
Consequence: Cory now has to pay to get the hole in the wall fixed.
Divergent action: Cory punches a hole in the wall in an expression of anger to make him feel better.
Consequence: Cory now has to pay to get the hole in the wall fixed.
Consequence: Cory is now calm and able to deal with the argument with Abby better.
Divergent action: Cory punches a hole in the wall in an expression of anger to make him feel better.
Normative action: Luke decides that he has been playing too much and shuts off his game, and he calls some friends to set up an outdoor activity.
Consequence: Luke realizes that he has been missing social interaction and both he and his friends have a great day at the beach.
Normative action: Luke decides that he has been playing too much and shuts off his game, and he calls some friends to set up an outdoor activity.
Consequence: His friends become concerned about him and try to talk to him about his excessive playing, while Luke's personal life begins to deteriorate.
Divergent action: Luke keeps playing for several more days, barely noticing that people have been calling and texting his phone.
Consequence: His friends become concerned about him and try to talk to him about his excessive playing, while Luke's personal life begins to deteriorate.
Consequence: Luke realizes that he has been missing social interaction and both he and his friends have a great day at the beach.
Divergent action: Luke keeps playing for several more days, barely noticing that people have been calling and texting his phone.
Normative action: Chris decides that he shouldn't drink but instead study.
Consequence: Chris goes on to make the honor roll for his class.
Normative action: Chris decides that he shouldn't drink but instead study.
Consequence: Chris ends up taken away by the cops with the others.
Divergent action: Chris decides to drink to be more "cool" to the others.
Consequence: Chris ends up taken away by the cops with the others.
Consequence: Chris goes on to make the honor roll for his class.
Divergent action: Chris decides to drink to be more "cool" to the others.
Normative action: Keith makes a tasteful comment about how horrible the guillotine is as a method of execution.
Consequence: Keith gets a lot of comments from other users agreeing with him.
Normative action: Keith makes a tasteful comment about how horrible the guillotine is as a method of execution.
Consequence: Keith gets a lot of angry responses to his comment from other users.
Divergent action: Keith leaves a comment making a really off-color joke about the deaths discussed in the video.
Consequence: Keith gets a lot of angry responses to his comment from other users.
Consequence: Keith gets a lot of comments from other users agreeing with him.
Divergent action: Keith leaves a comment making a really off-color joke about the deaths discussed in the video.
Normative action: Jonah invites Amy to join him at the gym and suggests cooking healthy meals together.
Consequence: Amy does not feel attacked and is able to build good habits with Jonah.
Normative action: Jonah invites Amy to join him at the gym and suggests cooking healthy meals together.
Consequence: Amy is hurt and goes to stay with her sister for a few days while she rethinks their relationship.
Divergent action: Jonah tells Amy that she is getting too big for him to find attractive and that she needs to lose weight if they are going to stay together.
Consequence: Amy is hurt and goes to stay with her sister for a few days while she rethinks their relationship.
Consequence: Amy does not feel attacked and is able to build good habits with Jonah.
Divergent action: Jonah tells Amy that she is getting too big for him to find attractive and that she needs to lose weight if they are going to stay together.
Normative action: Irene tells Bill that he's married and if he wants to look at her that way he needs to get a divorce.
Consequence: Bill's wife is thankful to Irene for putting her husband in his place and not ruining her marriage.
Normative action: Irene tells Bill that he's married and if he wants to look at her that way he needs to get a divorce.
Consequence: Bill's wife is angry with Bill for what Irene did and now Bill's relationship is suffering even though Bill did nothing.
Divergent action: Irene tells Bill that she's available any time he wants her and all he has to do is knock.
Consequence: Bill's wife is angry with Bill for what Irene did and now Bill's relationship is suffering even though Bill did nothing.
Consequence: Bill's wife is thankful to Irene for putting her husband in his place and not ruining her marriage.
Divergent action: Irene tells Bill that she's available any time he wants her and all he has to do is knock.
Normative action: John offers to drive Eric to the store, goes to the movie and picks Eric from the store when it's over.
Consequence: Eric feels happier and likes John more.
Normative action: John offers to drive Eric to the store, goes to the movie and picks Eric from the store when it's over.
Consequence: Eric is left hungry and resents John as a roommate.
Divergent action: John ignores Eric's needs and takes the only car to the movie theatre.
Consequence: Eric is left hungry and resents John as a roommate.
Consequence: Eric feels happier and likes John more.
Divergent action: John ignores Eric's needs and takes the only car to the movie theatre.
Normative action: John loudly exclaims that Jacob plays really cheaply and is a cheater.
Consequence: One of John's friends laughs in agreement at John's antics.
Normative action: John loudly exclaims that Jacob plays really cheaply and is a cheater.
Consequence: One of John's friends is a deeply closeted gay person and is anxious and offended.
Divergent action: John loudly exclaims that Jacob plays like some loser faggot.
Consequence: One of John's friends is a deeply closeted gay person and is anxious and offended.
Consequence: One of John's friends laughs in agreement at John's antics.
Divergent action: John loudly exclaims that Jacob plays like some loser faggot.
Normative action: Patrick calmly explains his opinions to Oliver.
Consequence: Oliver listens to Patrick and appreciates his input.
Normative action: Patrick calmly explains his opinions to Oliver.
Consequence: Oliver gets upset with Patrick and storms off.
Divergent action: Patrick yells at Oliver and tells him that his stupid.
Consequence: Oliver gets upset with Patrick and storms off.
Consequence: Oliver listens to Patrick and appreciates his input.
Divergent action: Patrick yells at Oliver and tells him that his stupid.
Normative action: Wanda waits until after the funeral is over to bring up the issue.
Consequence: The family is able to properly pay their respects to the departed.
Normative action: Wanda waits until after the funeral is over to bring up the issue.
Consequence: Wanda and the family member end up arguing and disrupting the funeral.
Divergent action: Wanda goes over and immediately takes issue with her family member.
Consequence: Wanda and the family member end up arguing and disrupting the funeral.
Consequence: The family is able to properly pay their respects to the departed.
Divergent action: Wanda goes over and immediately takes issue with her family member.
Normative action: John writes a check covering the full amount of the car.
Consequence: John's friend signs the title of the car over to John.
Normative action: John writes a check covering the full amount of the car.
Consequence: John's friend is insulted and takes the car back from John.
Divergent action: John writes a check for five dollars and gives it to his friend.
Consequence: John's friend is insulted and takes the car back from John.
Consequence: John's friend signs the title of the car over to John.
Divergent action: John writes a check for five dollars and gives it to his friend.
Normative action: John asks his sister if it would be alright to take the kids out, because he wants to spend time with them and buy them a few gifts.
Consequence: His sister and brother in law are not offended by his desire to spend time with the kids and are happy to see them get some gifts.
Normative action: John asks his sister if it would be alright to take the kids out, because he wants to spend time with them and buy them a few gifts.
Consequence: His sister and brother in law are offended that he is insinuating that the kids are not being taken care of and decline to accept his help.
Divergent action: John goes to his sister and brother in law to let them know that he has plenty of money and wants to help the kids to dress better.
Consequence: His sister and brother in law are offended that he is insinuating that the kids are not being taken care of and decline to accept his help.
Consequence: His sister and brother in law are not offended by his desire to spend time with the kids and are happy to see them get some gifts.
Divergent action: John goes to his sister and brother in law to let them know that he has plenty of money and wants to help the kids to dress better.
Normative action: Betty sits down next to Anne and chats about the weather.
Consequence: Anne is happy to have company while she waits to see the doctor.
Normative action: Betty sits down next to Anne and chats about the weather.
Consequence: Anne tells Betty she doesn't feel comfortable giving out that information.
Divergent action: Betty asks Anne what kind of medication the doctor has prescribed for her in the past.
Consequence: Anne tells Betty she doesn't feel comfortable giving out that information.
Consequence: Anne is happy to have company while she waits to see the doctor.
Divergent action: Betty asks Anne what kind of medication the doctor has prescribed for her in the past.
Normative action: DeeDee pays attention to her own paper and tries her best.
Consequence: DeeDee manages a 92% on the exam and is proud of her hard work.
Normative action: DeeDee pays attention to her own paper and tries her best.
Consequence: DeeDee gets a perfect score on the exam and attracts her instructor's suspicion.
Divergent action: DeeDee copies the answers off of Dexter's paper when the teacher isn't looking.
Consequence: DeeDee gets a perfect score on the exam and attracts her instructor's suspicion.
Consequence: DeeDee manages a 92% on the exam and is proud of her hard work.
Divergent action: DeeDee copies the answers off of Dexter's paper when the teacher isn't looking.
Normative action: Tory tells the artist they'll pay them a good rate for their work.
Consequence: The artist will be happy to work with Tory and put in a lot of effort.
Normative action: Tory tells the artist they'll pay them a good rate for their work.
Consequence: The artist will tell Tory they won't make a logo for them.
Divergent action: Tory tells the artist that they won't pay them, but they'll get exposure.
Consequence: The artist will tell Tory they won't make a logo for them.
Consequence: The artist will be happy to work with Tory and put in a lot of effort.
Divergent action: Tory tells the artist that they won't pay them, but they'll get exposure.
Normative action: Barry goes to therapy and talks about his issues and works to improve his outlook.
Consequence: Barry stops fixating on the woman and gets his life together, and the woman doesn't lose her life.
Normative action: Barry goes to therapy and talks about his issues and works to improve his outlook.
Consequence: The woman loses her life, and Barry becomes a wanted criminal.
Divergent action: Barry abducts the woman and kills her and cuts her up into chunks.
Consequence: The woman loses her life, and Barry becomes a wanted criminal.
Consequence: Barry stops fixating on the woman and gets his life together, and the woman doesn't lose her life.
Divergent action: Barry abducts the woman and kills her and cuts her up into chunks.
Normative action: Hal does some knitting and realizes it is silly to keep it a secret, so he shows his wife when she gets home.
Consequence: Hal's wife is tickled by the harmless nature of Hal's hobby and begins to learn to knit too.
Normative action: Hal does some knitting and realizes it is silly to keep it a secret, so he shows his wife when she gets home.
Consequence: Hal's wife notices he is acting odd and hiding something and becomes suspicious it is something far worse than knitting.
Divergent action: Hal does some knitting and quickly hides it when his wife pulls up in the driveway.
Consequence: Hal's wife notices he is acting odd and hiding something and becomes suspicious it is something far worse than knitting.
Consequence: Hal's wife is tickled by the harmless nature of Hal's hobby and begins to learn to knit too.
Divergent action: Hal does some knitting and quickly hides it when his wife pulls up in the driveway.
Normative action: Mike asks his friends to keep things quiet but suggests they buy a round of drinks since it is his birthday.
Consequence: Mike's friends have fun celebrating their friend's birthday.
Normative action: Mike asks his friends to keep things quiet but suggests they buy a round of drinks since it is his birthday.
Consequence: Mike's friends are left wondering what is wrong with their friend.
Divergent action: Mike excuses himself from the group and goes home without telling them.
Consequence: Mike's friends are left wondering what is wrong with their friend.
Consequence: Mike's friends have fun celebrating their friend's birthday.
Divergent action: Mike excuses himself from the group and goes home without telling them.
Normative action: Taylor follows the doctor's advice and takes all the medicines that she is prescribed.
Consequence: Taylor starts feeling better within a few days of seeing the doctor.
Normative action: Taylor follows the doctor's advice and takes all the medicines that she is prescribed.
Consequence: Taylor's back is hurt even more, and she has to have a surgery.
Divergent action: Taylor takes the medicine the doctor prescribes but doesn't do the exercises.
Consequence: Taylor's back is hurt even more, and she has to have a surgery.
Consequence: Taylor starts feeling better within a few days of seeing the doctor.
Divergent action: Taylor takes the medicine the doctor prescribes but doesn't do the exercises.
Normative action: Mike tells his son that he's proud of his effort in carrying the bricks.
Consequence: Mike's son will have confidence and enjoy helping his father.
Normative action: Mike tells his son that he's proud of his effort in carrying the bricks.
Consequence: Mike's son will feel depressed and not like being around his father.
Divergent action: Mike tells his son that he's not strong and big enough to carry the bricks properly.
Consequence: Mike's son will feel depressed and not like being around his father.
Consequence: Mike's son will have confidence and enjoy helping his father.
Divergent action: Mike tells his son that he's not strong and big enough to carry the bricks properly.
Normative action: John says he'll pay half the cost of the taxi ride and his friend pays the rest.
Consequence: John's friend thinks that each person paying half the cost is fair and thinks John is being reasonable.
Normative action: John says he'll pay half the cost of the taxi ride and his friend pays the rest.
Consequence: John's friend thinks John isn't fair for not paying half the cost of the taxi that he used.
Divergent action: John says his friend should pay the whole fare because it was their idea to take a taxi, so they reluctantly do so.
Consequence: John's friend thinks John isn't fair for not paying half the cost of the taxi that he used.
Consequence: John's friend thinks that each person paying half the cost is fair and thinks John is being reasonable.
Divergent action: John says his friend should pay the whole fare because it was their idea to take a taxi, so they reluctantly do so.
Normative action: Brad drives his daughter to the mall, so she can hang out with friends.
Consequence: Brad's daughter will appreciate him and learn social skills.
Normative action: Brad drives his daughter to the mall, so she can hang out with friends.
Consequence: Brad's daughter will resent him and not learn how to be social.
Divergent action: Brad tells his daughter she cannot hang out at the mall.
Consequence: Brad's daughter will resent him and not learn how to be social.
Consequence: Brad's daughter will appreciate him and learn social skills.
Divergent action: Brad tells his daughter she cannot hang out at the mall.
Normative action: Mary gets to the job interview early in order to make a good impression.
Consequence: The interviewer is impressed by Mary's punctuality and gives Mary the job on the spot.
Normative action: Mary gets to the job interview early in order to make a good impression.
Consequence: The interviewer dismisses Mary, and she doesn't get the job that she wanted.
Divergent action: Mary gets to the interview over twenty minutes later than it was scheduled.
Consequence: The interviewer dismisses Mary, and she doesn't get the job that she wanted.
Consequence: The interviewer is impressed by Mary's punctuality and gives Mary the job on the spot.
Divergent action: Mary gets to the interview over twenty minutes later than it was scheduled.
Normative action: Jenny starts to incorporate vegetables into meals with the fast food to get her son used to eating a more rounded diet.
Consequence: Jenny's son is unsure at first but likes a few vegetables that he tries and starts to develop a better diet.
Normative action: Jenny starts to incorporate vegetables into meals with the fast food to get her son used to eating a more rounded diet.
Consequence: Jenny's son continues to eat fast food for years and starts to get overweight and develop some health issues.
Divergent action: Jenny allows her son to continue eating mainly fast food out of concern that changing foods may disrupt his eating habits.
Consequence: Jenny's son continues to eat fast food for years and starts to get overweight and develop some health issues.
Consequence: Jenny's son is unsure at first but likes a few vegetables that he tries and starts to develop a better diet.
Divergent action: Jenny allows her son to continue eating mainly fast food out of concern that changing foods may disrupt his eating habits.
Normative action: Martin decides to tackle some really difficult puzzles.
Consequence: The puzzles keep his mind off his bad day at work.
Normative action: Martin decides to tackle some really difficult puzzles.
Consequence: It works, but now Martin starts the next day with a bunch of problems.
Divergent action: Martin decides to drink to forget all about his day.
Consequence: It works, but now Martin starts the next day with a bunch of problems.
Consequence: The puzzles keep his mind off his bad day at work.
Divergent action: Martin decides to drink to forget all about his day.
Normative action: Felton asks Tracy to help him act out a scene from their favorite movie.
Consequence: A guest at the party  asks Tracy to audition for the lead in their upcoming play.
Normative action: Felton asks Tracy to help him act out a scene from their favorite movie.
Consequence: Tracy starts crying.
Divergent action: Felton makes a joke comparing Tracy to a whale.
Consequence: Tracy starts crying.
Consequence: A guest at the party  asks Tracy to audition for the lead in their upcoming play.
Divergent action: Felton makes a joke comparing Tracy to a whale.
Normative action: Timmy looks at the train and asks Normal questions about a few of them.
Consequence: Norman teaches Tim about trains and even gives him a couple more common ones to help him start his collection.