CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Barb is able to reinvigorate her marriage.
Divergent action: Barb decides to alleviate her boredom by stringing her coworker along.
Normative action: Cindy avoids the store since the wish may be irrational, but she'd want him to listen to her if she'd done the same.
Consequence: Cindy settles for the second-best deal in town when buying this specific product.
Normative action: Cindy avoids the store since the wish may be irrational, but she'd want him to listen to her if she'd done the same.
Consequence: Bob finds out, and he's furious, and they get into a big argument.
Divergent action: Cindy finds that deal in the very store Bob banned her from, deciding since the request is irrational that she need not obey.
Consequence: Bob finds out, and he's furious, and they get into a big argument.
Consequence: Cindy settles for the second-best deal in town when buying this specific product.
Divergent action: Cindy finds that deal in the very store Bob banned her from, deciding since the request is irrational that she need not obey.
Normative action: Nathan goes to the interview and meets his friends afterwards.
Consequence: Nathan feels positive about the possibility of getting the job.
Normative action: Nathan goes to the interview and meets his friends afterwards.
Consequence: Nathan loses the job because the manager interviews other people and finds someone else he wants to hire.
Divergent action: Nathan calls the manager he is going to interview with, tells him that he can't make the interview because he is sick, and instead goes out with his friends.
Consequence: Nathan loses the job because the manager interviews other people and finds someone else he wants to hire.
Consequence: Nathan feels positive about the possibility of getting the job.
Divergent action: Nathan calls the manager he is going to interview with, tells him that he can't make the interview because he is sick, and instead goes out with his friends.
Normative action: Sam tells his wife that it's just a figurine which he can buy again anytime he wants and that it's OK.
Consequence: Karen is relieved that Sam isn't mad and tells him that she'll replace it for him.
Normative action: Sam tells his wife that it's just a figurine which he can buy again anytime he wants and that it's OK.
Consequence: Karen is shocked that Sam is reacting so harshly and is sad he is going to give her the silent treatment.
Divergent action: Sam tells his wife that the figurine was one of his prized possessions, and he doesn't want to speak to her anymore.
Consequence: Karen is shocked that Sam is reacting so harshly and is sad he is going to give her the silent treatment.
Consequence: Karen is relieved that Sam isn't mad and tells him that she'll replace it for him.
Divergent action: Sam tells his wife that the figurine was one of his prized possessions, and he doesn't want to speak to her anymore.
Normative action: Tim goes to Becky's house, and they watch the stars.
Consequence: Becky is happy that Tim came to her house.
Normative action: Tim goes to Becky's house, and they watch the stars.
Consequence: Becky is mad at Tim.
Divergent action: Tim sleeps in his bed for the rest of the evening.
Consequence: Becky is mad at Tim.
Consequence: Becky is happy that Tim came to her house.
Divergent action: Tim sleeps in his bed for the rest of the evening.
Normative action: Eric is open about his concerns and brings them up to his partner directly.
Consequence: Eric's partner feels bad that he was uncomfortable and reassures him.
Normative action: Eric is open about his concerns and brings them up to his partner directly.
Consequence: Eric's partner finds out what he's doing and feels her privacy has been violated.
Divergent action: Eric goes through his partners devices to check if anything is going on.
Consequence: Eric's partner finds out what he's doing and feels her privacy has been violated.
Consequence: Eric's partner feels bad that he was uncomfortable and reassures him.
Divergent action: Eric goes through his partners devices to check if anything is going on.
Normative action: Carlow and Santana decide to adopt three children.
Consequence: Santana has fun spending time with her children.
Normative action: Carlow and Santana decide to adopt three children.
Consequence: Santana is heartbroken.
Divergent action: Carlow divorces his wife to start a family with a younger woman.
Consequence: Santana is heartbroken.
Consequence: Santana has fun spending time with her children.
Divergent action: Carlow divorces his wife to start a family with a younger woman.
Normative action: Matt tells his friend he can stay in his bed for free.
Consequence: Matt's friend will think Matt is generous.
Normative action: Matt tells his friend he can stay in his bed for free.
Consequence: Matt's friend will think Matt is greedy.
Divergent action: Matt tells his friend he can use the bed if they pay a fee.
Consequence: Matt's friend will think Matt is greedy.
Consequence: Matt's friend will think Matt is generous.
Divergent action: Matt tells his friend he can use the bed if they pay a fee.
Normative action: Jen plays it safe and stick to coffee and water when at the bar with her friends.
Consequence: Jen has no medical issues that night and enjoys the entire evening.
Normative action: Jen plays it safe and stick to coffee and water when at the bar with her friends.
Consequence: The drinks react badly with the medication causing her to pass out and be hospitalized.
Divergent action: Jen drinks three glasses of wine and a long island iced tea at the bar.
Consequence: The drinks react badly with the medication causing her to pass out and be hospitalized.
Consequence: Jen has no medical issues that night and enjoys the entire evening.
Divergent action: Jen drinks three glasses of wine and a long island iced tea at the bar.
Normative action: Tony decides to play it safe and rides his board on the sidewalk.
Consequence: Tony enjoys the fresh air and enjoys seeing the sights around town.
Normative action: Tony decides to play it safe and rides his board on the sidewalk.
Consequence: Tony wipes out and breaks his leg, so now he has to wear a cast.
Divergent action: Tony sees some concrete stairs and decides to try to ride down the railing on his board.
Consequence: Tony wipes out and breaks his leg, so now he has to wear a cast.
Consequence: Tony enjoys the fresh air and enjoys seeing the sights around town.
Divergent action: Tony sees some concrete stairs and decides to try to ride down the railing on his board.
Normative action: Brian talks about a good book he's been reading lately.
Consequence: Brian's coworkers think he's a man of culture, and ask him for other book recommendations.
Normative action: Brian talks about a good book he's been reading lately.
Consequence: Brian's coworkers find him crass and offensive, and a female colleague reports him to HR.
Divergent action: Brian talks about all the women he's been screwing lately.
Consequence: Brian's coworkers find him crass and offensive, and a female colleague reports him to HR.
Consequence: Brian's coworkers think he's a man of culture, and ask him for other book recommendations.
Divergent action: Brian talks about all the women he's been screwing lately.
Normative action: Al works competently and focused and takes no breaks for lunch or anything else to get finished.
Consequence: Al turns in efficient work and because Al worked a little harder, gets to spend a little longer relaxing, while the team presses on and the client receives quality work.
Normative action: Al works competently and focused and takes no breaks for lunch or anything else to get finished.
Consequence: Al turns in efficient work and gets to spend a little longer relaxing, while the team presses on and the client receives quality work.
Divergent action: Al types a lot of bad code because it is quicker to do.
Consequence: Al turns in efficient work and gets to spend a little longer relaxing, while the team presses on and the client receives quality work.
Consequence: Al turns in efficient work and because Al worked a little harder, gets to spend a little longer relaxing, while the team presses on and the client receives quality work.
Divergent action: Al types a lot of bad code because it is quicker to do.
Normative action: Jake tells Anne to have a great time and to say hi to Adam for him.
Consequence: Anne is delighted that Jake greeted her before she left and that he is thoughtful enough to think of Adam, too.
Normative action: Jake tells Anne to have a great time and to say hi to Adam for him.
Consequence: Anne is infuriated that Jake is trying to tell her who she can be friends with and thinks he's overly controlling.
Divergent action: Jake tells Anne that he does not allow her to hang out with other men and that she cannot see Adam.
Consequence: Anne is infuriated that Jake is trying to tell her who she can be friends with and thinks he's overly controlling.
Consequence: Anne is delighted that Jake greeted her before she left and that he is thoughtful enough to think of Adam, too.
Divergent action: Jake tells Anne that he does not allow her to hang out with other men and that she cannot see Adam.
Normative action: Grant tells his boss that he made the error, and he will fix it.
Consequence: Grant will learn to be more careful when doing his work.
Normative action: Grant tells his boss that he made the error, and he will fix it.
Consequence: Grant will not learn to be responsible about the errors he makes.
Divergent action: Grant says the error comes from the application that is used to write the code.
Consequence: Grant will not learn to be responsible about the errors he makes.
Consequence: Grant will learn to be more careful when doing his work.
Divergent action: Grant says the error comes from the application that is used to write the code.
Normative action: Carol applies to become a cheerleader and is accepted on the cheerleading team.
Consequence: Carol's parents are very proud of her.
Normative action: Carol applies to become a cheerleader and is accepted on the cheerleading team.
Consequence: Carol's parents find out what she has been doing and are ashamed of their daughter.
Divergent action: Carol decides to take naked pictures of herself and share them with a few boys.
Consequence: Carol's parents find out what she has been doing and are ashamed of their daughter.
Consequence: Carol's parents are very proud of her.
Divergent action: Carol decides to take naked pictures of herself and share them with a few boys.
Normative action: Earleen goes to a club where he seduces a young woman.
Consequence: Earleen and the young woman start dating.
Normative action: Earleen goes to a club where he seduces a young woman.
Consequence: Earleen is written up as a sex offended after the girl's parents find out about their affair.
Divergent action: Earleen hooks up with the girl.
Consequence: Earleen is written up as a sex offended after the girl's parents find out about their affair.
Consequence: Earleen and the young woman start dating.
Divergent action: Earleen hooks up with the girl.
Normative action: Andrew calls his job on Friday evening and requests to use a vacation day on Monday to get some extra rest.
Consequence: Andrews day off is approved, and he is able to get some much needed rest on Monday.
Normative action: Andrew calls his job on Friday evening and requests to use a vacation day on Monday to get some extra rest.
Consequence: Because Andrew took the day off without asking, when he goes into work on Tuesday his boss suspends him for a week without pay for a No Call No Show.
Divergent action: Andrew takes Monday off of work this week without telling his employer.
Consequence: Because Andrew took the day off without asking, when he goes into work on Tuesday his boss suspends him for a week without pay for a No Call No Show.
Consequence: Andrews day off is approved, and he is able to get some much needed rest on Monday.
Divergent action: Andrew takes Monday off of work this week without telling his employer.
Normative action: Nicky decides to seek out professional help for his mental state because he does want things to all end.
Consequence: Nicky slowly begins to heal and get get better through therapy.
Normative action: Nicky decides to seek out professional help for his mental state because he does want things to all end.
Consequence: Nicky's life ends when he commits suicide.
Divergent action: Nicky makes up his mind that the only way to stop feeling blue is to stop feeling anything.
Consequence: Nicky's life ends when he commits suicide.
Consequence: Nicky slowly begins to heal and get get better through therapy.
Divergent action: Nicky makes up his mind that the only way to stop feeling blue is to stop feeling anything.
Normative action: Diego carefully dodges attempts at political discussions by his mother and instead asks her about her life as a kid.
Consequence: Diego's mother feels like Diego really cares about her.
Normative action: Diego carefully dodges attempts at political discussions by his mother and instead asks her about her life as a kid.
Consequence: Diego's mother feels disrespected by the way Diego talks about her political opinions.
Divergent action: Diego gets embroiled into an endless and contentious political discussion with his mother.
Consequence: Diego's mother feels disrespected by the way Diego talks about her political opinions.
Consequence: Diego's mother feels like Diego really cares about her.
Divergent action: Diego gets embroiled into an endless and contentious political discussion with his mother.
Normative action: James shows the games to his family and tries to get them interested as well.
Consequence: Some of James's family start to like video games too.
Normative action: James shows the games to his family and tries to get them interested as well.
Consequence: James' family in turn avoids the games since James keeps them away.
Divergent action: James hides his games from his family and keeps them away.
Consequence: James' family in turn avoids the games since James keeps them away.
Consequence: Some of James's family start to like video games too.
Divergent action: James hides his games from his family and keeps them away.
Normative action: Mack decides to watch over and take care of the elderly there until the end of his shift.
Consequence: Mack gets a congratulations from his higher-ups and feels accomplished.
Normative action: Mack decides to watch over and take care of the elderly there until the end of his shift.
Consequence: Mack gets in trouble for gross negligence and apologizes.
Divergent action: Mack decides to ignore the customers and patients until the day is over.
Consequence: Mack gets in trouble for gross negligence and apologizes.
Consequence: Mack gets a congratulations from his higher-ups and feels accomplished.
Divergent action: Mack decides to ignore the customers and patients until the day is over.
Normative action: Mark decides to pick the person he is most compatible with.
Consequence: Mark enters into a relationship with his top choice.
Normative action: Mark decides to pick the person he is most compatible with.
Consequence: Mark gets dumped when his boyfriends find out about each other.
Divergent action: Mark decides to start dating all three of his pursuers until he can decide on who he likes best.
Consequence: Mark gets dumped when his boyfriends find out about each other.
Consequence: Mark enters into a relationship with his top choice.
Divergent action: Mark decides to start dating all three of his pursuers until he can decide on who he likes best.
Normative action: Billy tells his mother that he wants to invite his whole class, so they better get started on the invitations.
Consequence: Billy's mother is delighted that he's being so social, and he wants to invite everyone to his party.
Normative action: Billy tells his mother that he wants to invite his whole class, so they better get started on the invitations.
Consequence: Billy's mom is shocked that Billy doesn't care about anything especially his brothers and is worried about him.
Divergent action: Billy tells his mother that she assumed he wants his brothers there, but he doesn't, and he doesn't care who else comes.
Consequence: Billy's mom is shocked that Billy doesn't care about anything especially his brothers and is worried about him.
Consequence: Billy's mother is delighted that he's being so social, and he wants to invite everyone to his party.
Divergent action: Billy tells his mother that she assumed he wants his brothers there, but he doesn't, and he doesn't care who else comes.
Normative action: Zach works extra hours and reduces his spending to save up his money.
Consequence: After a year of saving Zach can finally afford his dream car, and he buys one.
Normative action: Zach works extra hours and reduces his spending to save up his money.
Consequence: Zach is arrested for attempted murder and sentenced to a decade in prison.
Divergent action: Zach tries to kill his neighbor Bill to have his car for himself.
Consequence: Zach is arrested for attempted murder and sentenced to a decade in prison.
Consequence: After a year of saving Zach can finally afford his dream car, and he buys one.
Divergent action: Zach tries to kill his neighbor Bill to have his car for himself.
Normative action: Jeff communicates with Jeff's brothers and sisters about how items should be divided between Jeff and the siblings.
Consequence: All parties involved have equal and appropriate items and agreements are made.
Normative action: Jeff communicates with Jeff's brothers and sisters about how items should be divided between Jeff and the siblings.
Consequence: Jeff's siblings will be deprived of items the siblings find comforting and nostalgic.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to keep several framed photographs and decorations from his childhood without talking it over with any of his siblings.
Consequence: Jeff's siblings will be deprived of items the siblings find comforting and nostalgic.
Consequence: All parties involved have equal and appropriate items and agreements are made.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to keep several framed photographs and decorations from his childhood without talking it over with any of his siblings.
Normative action: Jay writes "Good luck today" on the note and leaves it on the kitchen counter.
Consequence: Jane reads the note with a smile, and confidently begins preparing for the interview.
Normative action: Jay writes "Good luck today" on the note and leaves it on the kitchen counter.
Consequence: Jane becomes even more anxious when she reads the note, and struggles to concentrate on her interview preparation.
Divergent action: Jay writes "Good luck today, you're gonna need it" on the note and leaves it on the kitchen counter.
Consequence: Jane becomes even more anxious when she reads the note, and struggles to concentrate on her interview preparation.
Consequence: Jane reads the note with a smile, and confidently begins preparing for the interview.
Divergent action: Jay writes "Good luck today, you're gonna need it" on the note and leaves it on the kitchen counter.
Normative action: Emma starts eating more healthily, and exercises more.
Consequence: Emma looks and feels wonderful.
Normative action: Emma starts eating more healthily, and exercises more.
Consequence: Emma starts having respiratory issues and feels terrible.
Divergent action: Emma takes up smoking.
Consequence: Emma starts having respiratory issues and feels terrible.
Consequence: Emma looks and feels wonderful.
Divergent action: Emma takes up smoking.
Normative action: Shawn sets up the fireworks well away from his neighbors.
Consequence: Shawn is able to launch a fireworks display that is least likely to bother his neighbors.
Normative action: Shawn sets up the fireworks well away from his neighbors.
Consequence: Shawn gets a citation when his neighbor complains about the noise and smoke.
Divergent action: Shawn sets up the fireworks at the property line between him and his neighbor.
Consequence: Shawn gets a citation when his neighbor complains about the noise and smoke.
Consequence: Shawn is able to launch a fireworks display that is least likely to bother his neighbors.
Divergent action: Shawn sets up the fireworks at the property line between him and his neighbor.
Normative action: Mike divides the assignment among the team members and monitors their work closely.
Consequence: Mike's team is productive and learn some new skills on the assignment.
Normative action: Mike divides the assignment among the team members and monitors their work closely.
Consequence: Mike's team have free time at work that is now being wasted.
Divergent action: Mike does the work on his own because he doesn't want his subordinates messing it up.
Consequence: Mike's team have free time at work that is now being wasted.
Consequence: Mike's team is productive and learn some new skills on the assignment.
Divergent action: Mike does the work on his own because he doesn't want his subordinates messing it up.
Normative action: Ellen tells George he has to use a condom as she is not on the pill.
Consequence: Ellen spends an enjoyable night with George.
Normative action: Ellen tells George he has to use a condom as she is not on the pill.
Consequence: Ellen gets pregnant and has to face a furious George when she has to confess to her lie.
Divergent action: Ellen says that she is on birth control, knowing that this isn’t true.
Consequence: Ellen gets pregnant and has to face a furious George when she has to confess to her lie.
Consequence: Ellen spends an enjoyable night with George.
Divergent action: Ellen says that she is on birth control, knowing that this isn’t true.
Normative action: Bill explains that Lee will be deprived of various freedoms until Lee's grades improve.
Consequence: lee is physically and emotionally unharmed and learns that there are consequences for poor performance and behavior.
Normative action: Bill explains that Lee will be deprived of various freedoms until Lee's grades improve.
Consequence: Lee feels physical pain and psychological abuse that has lingering effects on Lee's personality.
Divergent action: Bill grabs Lee and holds Lee while slapping Lee across the face.
Consequence: Lee feels physical pain and psychological abuse that has lingering effects on Lee's personality.
Consequence: lee is physically and emotionally unharmed and learns that there are consequences for poor performance and behavior.
Divergent action: Bill grabs Lee and holds Lee while slapping Lee across the face.
Normative action: Maddy takes the cat to the vet and gets on a payment plan with them.
Consequence: Maddy's cat gets treatment for the injury and it heals quickly.
Normative action: Maddy takes the cat to the vet and gets on a payment plan with them.
Consequence: Maddy's cat struggles with the injury and it becomes worse.
Divergent action: Maddy skips going to the vet hoping that it will go away on it's own.
Consequence: Maddy's cat struggles with the injury and it becomes worse.
Consequence: Maddy's cat gets treatment for the injury and it heals quickly.
Divergent action: Maddy skips going to the vet hoping that it will go away on it's own.
Normative action: Lisa tells Latasha that it is a good movie but doesn't go into any details about the plot.
Consequence: Latasha is even more excited to see the movie now that Lisa has recommended it.
Normative action: Lisa tells Latasha that it is a good movie but doesn't go into any details about the plot.
Consequence: Latasha loses some excitement for seeing the movie now that she knows how it will turn out.
Divergent action: Lisa tells Latasha some of the major twists that happen in the movie.
Consequence: Latasha loses some excitement for seeing the movie now that she knows how it will turn out.
Consequence: Latasha is even more excited to see the movie now that Lisa has recommended it.
Divergent action: Lisa tells Latasha some of the major twists that happen in the movie.
Normative action: Jake tells his friend that he doesn't understand why others care so much about how others live their lives.
Consequence: The couple overhears Jake, and it makes their day hearing it.