CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: John's grandparents give him a talking to about the finances but appreciate what a good grand son he is and ultimately help him out.
Divergent action: john reminds his grandparents of the last time they helped him out and demands more of the same.
Normative action: Fred and his wife attend the party together.
Consequence: Fred is bolstered by his wife's support and with her help is able to charm the senior executives enough to get the promotion.
Normative action: Fred and his wife attend the party together.
Consequence: Fred's nerves get the better of him, and he fails to impress the executives enough to get the promotion.
Divergent action: Fred's wife refuses to attend the event, and he ends up going alone.
Consequence: Fred's nerves get the better of him, and he fails to impress the executives enough to get the promotion.
Consequence: Fred is bolstered by his wife's support and with her help is able to charm the senior executives enough to get the promotion.
Divergent action: Fred's wife refuses to attend the event, and he ends up going alone.
Normative action: Jane agrees to play with Timmy, so they end up building a fort in the back yard, and she has a lot of fun doing so.
Consequence: The time spent together improves Jane and Timmy's relationship and Timmy develops more social skills.
Normative action: Jane agrees to play with Timmy, so they end up building a fort in the back yard, and she has a lot of fun doing so.
Consequence: Timmy ends up playing video games a lot and starts neglecting his schoolwork.
Divergent action: Jane tells Timmy that she's busy and that he should just go play some video games online while she finishes her movie.
Consequence: Timmy ends up playing video games a lot and starts neglecting his schoolwork.
Consequence: The time spent together improves Jane and Timmy's relationship and Timmy develops more social skills.
Divergent action: Jane tells Timmy that she's busy and that he should just go play some video games online while she finishes her movie.
Normative action: Brian sees a man sitting on bench looking skinny, so he goes into a nearby fast food place and buys him a big sack of sub sandwiches.
Consequence: The man has a good meal and is able to help some of his other homeless friends have a good meal.
Normative action: Brian sees a man sitting on bench looking skinny, so he goes into a nearby fast food place and buys him a big sack of sub sandwiches.
Consequence: The man goes hungry that night because Brian didn't give him any money.
Divergent action: Brian tells a man begging on the sidewalk to cheer up, things will get better one day.
Consequence: The man goes hungry that night because Brian didn't give him any money.
Consequence: The man has a good meal and is able to help some of his other homeless friends have a good meal.
Divergent action: Brian tells a man begging on the sidewalk to cheer up, things will get better one day.
Normative action: Gwen put her resume on several job sites.
Consequence: Gwen gets a new job and is able to pay her bills.
Normative action: Gwen put her resume on several job sites.
Consequence: Gwen gets arrested for identity theft when her crime is discovered.
Divergent action: Gwen goes on the dark web and buys someone's personal information and uses it to get a credit card.
Consequence: Gwen gets arrested for identity theft when her crime is discovered.
Consequence: Gwen gets a new job and is able to pay her bills.
Divergent action: Gwen goes on the dark web and buys someone's personal information and uses it to get a credit card.
Normative action: Diana tells her boyfriend that she would like to go to a restaurant that she used to enjoy, and he might like it too.
Consequence: Diana and her boyfriend have a great meal and Diana makes new memories at the restaurant.
Normative action: Diana tells her boyfriend that she would like to go to a restaurant that she used to enjoy, and he might like it too.
Consequence: Diana's boyfriend is hurt and leaves without going to dinner.
Divergent action: Diana tells her boyfriend that she would like to go to a restaurant that she liked to visit with her ex.
Consequence: Diana's boyfriend is hurt and leaves without going to dinner.
Consequence: Diana and her boyfriend have a great meal and Diana makes new memories at the restaurant.
Divergent action: Diana tells her boyfriend that she would like to go to a restaurant that she liked to visit with her ex.
Normative action: Jessica punishes her child in a firm but reasonable way for her mistake.
Consequence: Jessica's child learns a lesson about taking care of prized possessions.
Normative action: Jessica punishes her child in a firm but reasonable way for her mistake.
Consequence: Jessica's child is emotionally hurt and left scared by Jessica's angry outburst.
Divergent action: Jessica screams at her child angrily and forcefully for a long time.
Consequence: Jessica's child is emotionally hurt and left scared by Jessica's angry outburst.
Consequence: Jessica's child learns a lesson about taking care of prized possessions.
Divergent action: Jessica screams at her child angrily and forcefully for a long time.
Normative action: John tells his friends about the new game he just bought and invites them over after school.
Consequence: The new friends spend the afternoon enjoying the game and decide that John is a fun guy.
Normative action: John tells his friends about the new game he just bought and invites them over after school.
Consequence: John's friends decide he is a loser and a thief and tell everyone else not to trust him.
Divergent action: John brags about how he steals money from his parents to buy weed.
Consequence: John's friends decide he is a loser and a thief and tell everyone else not to trust him.
Consequence: The new friends spend the afternoon enjoying the game and decide that John is a fun guy.
Divergent action: John brags about how he steals money from his parents to buy weed.
Normative action: Carlos declines the offer of cocaine and walks away to another part of the party.
Consequence: Carlos has a good time talking to friends and goes home safely that night.
Normative action: Carlos declines the offer of cocaine and walks away to another part of the party.
Consequence: Carlos overdoses on the strong drug and ends up in the hospital.
Divergent action: Carlos decides to try the cocaine and snorts the line through his nose.
Consequence: Carlos overdoses on the strong drug and ends up in the hospital.
Consequence: Carlos has a good time talking to friends and goes home safely that night.
Divergent action: Carlos decides to try the cocaine and snorts the line through his nose.
Normative action: Matt asks his roommate to clean up for himself or else he'll move out.
Consequence: Matt's roommate is afraid he wouldn't be able to pay the entire rent by himself and agrees to clean up after himself, making Matt feel happy.
Normative action: Matt asks his roommate to clean up for himself or else he'll move out.
Consequence: Matt's roommate stumbles into the kitchen window and shatters it, causing Matt to spend hundreds of dollars on a new window.
Divergent action: Matt angrily confronts his roommate about the messy kitchen and hits him so hard that he falls backward.
Consequence: Matt's roommate stumbles into the kitchen window and shatters it, causing Matt to spend hundreds of dollars on a new window.
Consequence: Matt's roommate is afraid he wouldn't be able to pay the entire rent by himself and agrees to clean up after himself, making Matt feel happy.
Divergent action: Matt angrily confronts his roommate about the messy kitchen and hits him so hard that he falls backward.
Normative action: Madison tells Ken she would love to grab a bite to eat as long as Jill can come too.
Consequence: Jill thinks Madison is a good friend and the three of them have fun together.
Normative action: Madison tells Ken she would love to grab a bite to eat as long as Jill can come too.
Consequence: Jill feels betrayed and alone by Madison's actions.
Divergent action: Madison just walks away with Ken to get food, leaving Jill behind.
Consequence: Jill feels betrayed and alone by Madison's actions.
Consequence: Jill thinks Madison is a good friend and the three of them have fun together.
Divergent action: Madison just walks away with Ken to get food, leaving Jill behind.
Normative action: Lee asks if he can meet his partner's friends and go out with them sometimes.
Consequence: Lee meets his partner's friends and makes new friends as well.
Normative action: Lee asks if he can meet his partner's friends and go out with them sometimes.
Consequence: Lee's partner breaks up with him for being controlling.
Divergent action: Lee tells his partner that he can no longer go out once a week with his friends.
Consequence: Lee's partner breaks up with him for being controlling.
Consequence: Lee meets his partner's friends and makes new friends as well.
Divergent action: Lee tells his partner that he can no longer go out once a week with his friends.
Normative action: Jim makes a funny joke about a sports team and their fans.
Consequence: His friend's explode with laughter making Jim feel very good about himself.
Normative action: Jim makes a funny joke about a sports team and their fans.
Consequence: Jim is called an ableist jerk by his friend's, and he immediately feels regret and shame.
Divergent action: Jim makes a very insensitive joke about people with Autism.
Consequence: Jim is called an ableist jerk by his friend's, and he immediately feels regret and shame.
Consequence: His friend's explode with laughter making Jim feel very good about himself.
Divergent action: Jim makes a very insensitive joke about people with Autism.
Normative action: Mary tells Jim she doesn't want a breakup, explaining the reasons for why she thinks they should stay together.
Consequence: Mary and Jim have a nice conversation reconsidering the breakup.
Normative action: Mary tells Jim she doesn't want a breakup, explaining the reasons for why she thinks they should stay together.
Consequence: Jim calls 911 and takes Mary to a mental hospital where she stays for weeks, and Jim feels bad.
Divergent action: Mary threatens to kill herself while talking to Jim, unless Jim decides to stay together.
Consequence: Jim calls 911 and takes Mary to a mental hospital where she stays for weeks, and Jim feels bad.
Consequence: Mary and Jim have a nice conversation reconsidering the breakup.
Divergent action: Mary threatens to kill herself while talking to Jim, unless Jim decides to stay together.
Normative action: Jill talks to the customer service agent and tells him he has been very helpful solving her problem.
Consequence: The customer service agent is very pleased and tells Jill he is happy that he could help.
Normative action: Jill talks to the customer service agent and tells him he has been very helpful solving her problem.
Consequence: The customer service agent gets upset and asks Jill if she would like to speak with a manager.
Divergent action: As Jill is talking to the customer service agent she tells him to stop sounding like a robot reading from a script.
Consequence: The customer service agent gets upset and asks Jill if she would like to speak with a manager.
Consequence: The customer service agent is very pleased and tells Jill he is happy that he could help.
Divergent action: As Jill is talking to the customer service agent she tells him to stop sounding like a robot reading from a script.
Normative action: Karen asks a driver by the side to move a little bit so that she can take the inner road.
Consequence: The driver is happy to give Karen a way and Karen reaches at her doctor on time.
Normative action: Karen asks a driver by the side to move a little bit so that she can take the inner road.
Consequence: People in front of Karen get upset with her and horn loudly.
Divergent action: Karen yells at people in front of her before taking an inner road.
Consequence: People in front of Karen get upset with her and horn loudly.
Consequence: The driver is happy to give Karen a way and Karen reaches at her doctor on time.
Divergent action: Karen yells at people in front of her before taking an inner road.
Normative action: Lisa asks her friend for a loan and pays her back that friday when she is paid.
Consequence: Lisa's friend appreciates her honesty and Lisa enjoys her new shirt guilt free.
Normative action: Lisa asks her friend for a loan and pays her back that friday when she is paid.
Consequence: Lisa is kicked out of her friend group for being a con.
Divergent action: Lisa asks her friend for a loan but stops taking her calls after to avoid paying the loan back.
Consequence: Lisa is kicked out of her friend group for being a con.
Consequence: Lisa's friend appreciates her honesty and Lisa enjoys her new shirt guilt free.
Divergent action: Lisa asks her friend for a loan but stops taking her calls after to avoid paying the loan back.
Normative action: Jasper asks the kids what games they would like to play.
Consequence: The kids bring back the game of Life and Wheel of Fortune, and they all play together.
Normative action: Jasper asks the kids what games they would like to play.
Consequence: Jasper feels bad when the kids tell him that they are not babies and suggest Jeopardy!
Divergent action: Jasper insists that the 10 and 11 year old kids play Candy Land or Duck Duck Goose.
Consequence: Jasper feels bad when the kids tell him that they are not babies and suggest Jeopardy!
Consequence: The kids bring back the game of Life and Wheel of Fortune, and they all play together.
Divergent action: Jasper insists that the 10 and 11 year old kids play Candy Land or Duck Duck Goose.
Normative action: Karen flirts with Dr. Edwards during sessions, but he tells Karen while he finds her to be an attractive woman, it would be unethical to have romantic relations.
Consequence: Dr. Edwards honesty and professionalism leads to Karen's trust, and she is able to continue having productive sessions with him.
Normative action: Karen flirts with Dr. Edwards during sessions, but he tells Karen while he finds her to be an attractive woman, it would be unethical to have romantic relations.
Consequence: Dr. Edwards relationship is discovered by his secretary, and she reports him to the medical board, which causes him to lose his license.
Divergent action: Karen seduces Dr. Edwards in hopes that by having a sexual relationship with a successful therapist she will feel more fulfilled in her sexuality.
Consequence: Dr. Edwards relationship is discovered by his secretary, and she reports him to the medical board, which causes him to lose his license.
Consequence: Dr. Edwards honesty and professionalism leads to Karen's trust, and she is able to continue having productive sessions with him.
Divergent action: Karen seduces Dr. Edwards in hopes that by having a sexual relationship with a successful therapist she will feel more fulfilled in her sexuality.
Normative action: Phil gets emotional support from his friends and family in order to get over his ex.
Consequence: Phil is able to move on to a happier relationship with another woman.
Normative action: Phil gets emotional support from his friends and family in order to get over his ex.
Consequence: Phil is shamed when their mutual friends find out what he has done and get mad at him.
Divergent action: Phil sends his ex flirty texts and e-mails which causes her husband to begin distrusting her.
Consequence: Phil is shamed when their mutual friends find out what he has done and get mad at him.
Consequence: Phil is able to move on to a happier relationship with another woman.
Divergent action: Phil sends his ex flirty texts and e-mails which causes her husband to begin distrusting her.
Normative action: Matt approaches the kid's mother and warns him that her child's behavior could get someone hurt.
Consequence: Matt feels good about himself and the running path is now safer for everyone.
Normative action: Matt approaches the kid's mother and warns him that her child's behavior could get someone hurt.
Consequence: The kid's mother stops Matt and chastises him for his behavior, which makes Matt feel sad.
Divergent action: Matt turns and starts angrily yelling at the kid to keep track of his stuff or else he'll hurt someone.
Consequence: The kid's mother stops Matt and chastises him for his behavior, which makes Matt feel sad.
Consequence: Matt feels good about himself and the running path is now safer for everyone.
Divergent action: Matt turns and starts angrily yelling at the kid to keep track of his stuff or else he'll hurt someone.
Normative action: Jim holds it and waits for his mother to finish.
Consequence: Jim is finally able to go to the bathroom and feels a sense of great relief.
Normative action: Jim holds it and waits for his mother to finish.
Consequence: Jim's mom catches him after leaving the bathroom and grounds him.
Divergent action: Jim decides to use his dog's bowl as a toilet.
Consequence: Jim's mom catches him after leaving the bathroom and grounds him.
Consequence: Jim is finally able to go to the bathroom and feels a sense of great relief.
Divergent action: Jim decides to use his dog's bowl as a toilet.
Normative action: Jim approaches the man and introduces himself.
Consequence: Jim gives the man directions and meets a new person.
Normative action: Jim approaches the man and introduces himself.
Consequence: The man calls the police on Jim fearing that he is going to be harmed and Jim is embarrassed.
Divergent action: Jim follows the man around the neighborhood with his phone set to dial 911.
Consequence: The man calls the police on Jim fearing that he is going to be harmed and Jim is embarrassed.
Consequence: Jim gives the man directions and meets a new person.
Divergent action: Jim follows the man around the neighborhood with his phone set to dial 911.
Normative action: Arnold goes outside and lights up his cigarette away from the others.
Consequence: Arnold is able to enjoy his cigarette in peace without bothering anyone.
Normative action: Arnold goes outside and lights up his cigarette away from the others.
Consequence: Arnold's friend puts his cigarette out and yells at him for being rude.
Divergent action: Arnold lights up a cigarette at the table when he is finished eating.
Consequence: Arnold's friend puts his cigarette out and yells at him for being rude.
Consequence: Arnold is able to enjoy his cigarette in peace without bothering anyone.
Divergent action: Arnold lights up a cigarette at the table when he is finished eating.
Normative action: Jenna asks her brother to play jump rope, and when he says no, she goes next door to ask her friend.
Consequence: Jenna and her friend have a great time playing games with the jump rope while her brother plays with the dog.
Normative action: Jenna asks her brother to play jump rope, and when he says no, she goes next door to ask her friend.
Consequence: Jenna's brother holds the jump rope but complains the whole time.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her brother that he has to stop what he's doing and play jump rope with her.
Consequence: Jenna's brother holds the jump rope but complains the whole time.
Consequence: Jenna and her friend have a great time playing games with the jump rope while her brother plays with the dog.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her brother that he has to stop what he's doing and play jump rope with her.
Normative action: Jenny lights a fire but ensures that the fire is fully out before going to sleep.
Consequence: Jenny eats a delicious meal and all the campers enjoy their time peacefully.
Normative action: Jenny lights a fire but ensures that the fire is fully out before going to sleep.
Consequence: The cinders in the fire are blown away and causes a brush fire in the park.
Divergent action: Jenny lights a fire in the fire pit but forgets to make sure the fire is completely out before going to sleep.
Consequence: The cinders in the fire are blown away and causes a brush fire in the park.
Consequence: Jenny eats a delicious meal and all the campers enjoy their time peacefully.
Divergent action: Jenny lights a fire in the fire pit but forgets to make sure the fire is completely out before going to sleep.
Normative action: Laura asks Emma if she wants any help with the homework and goes over the worksheet with her.
Consequence: Emma and Laura have fun talking and working together and Emma does well on her work.
Normative action: Laura asks Emma if she wants any help with the homework and goes over the worksheet with her.
Consequence: Emma forgets about completing her assignments and spends study hall talking which leads her to get a poor grade.
Divergent action: Laura distracts Emma from her studies with gossip about things going on around the school.
Consequence: Emma forgets about completing her assignments and spends study hall talking which leads her to get a poor grade.
Consequence: Emma and Laura have fun talking and working together and Emma does well on her work.
Divergent action: Laura distracts Emma from her studies with gossip about things going on around the school.
Normative action: Sam tells his mother that he broke the vase and apologizes.
Consequence: Sams mother forgives him and Sam learns his lesson to be more careful in the future.
Normative action: Sam tells his mother that he broke the vase and apologizes.
Consequence: Sam's mother later finds out the truth and grounds him for lying to her.
Divergent action: Sam tells his mother that the cat knocked the vase over.
Consequence: Sam's mother later finds out the truth and grounds him for lying to her.
Consequence: Sams mother forgives him and Sam learns his lesson to be more careful in the future.
Divergent action: Sam tells his mother that the cat knocked the vase over.
Normative action: Stacy tells her seatmate that she would like to quietly read.
Consequence: Stacy's seat mate thanks her for her honesty and leaves her alone for the rest of the flight.
Normative action: Stacy tells her seatmate that she would like to quietly read.
Consequence: Stacy's seat mate calls her rude and feels offended.
Divergent action: Stacy opens a book and starts reading without acknowledging her seatmate.
Consequence: Stacy's seat mate calls her rude and feels offended.
Consequence: Stacy's seat mate thanks her for her honesty and leaves her alone for the rest of the flight.
Divergent action: Stacy opens a book and starts reading without acknowledging her seatmate.
Normative action: Dennis dances with Bea and has a good time; the bridesmaid asks him to dance at one point.
Consequence: Bea is glad for a rest, Dennis gets to dance with both women, and everyone is happy.
Normative action: Dennis dances with Bea and has a good time; the bridesmaid asks him to dance at one point.
Consequence: Bea finds out that Dennis ditched her for the bridesmaid and gets angry.
Divergent action: Dennis tells Bea he needs to use the restroom, then dances with the bridesmaid.
Consequence: Bea finds out that Dennis ditched her for the bridesmaid and gets angry.
Consequence: Bea is glad for a rest, Dennis gets to dance with both women, and everyone is happy.
Divergent action: Dennis tells Bea he needs to use the restroom, then dances with the bridesmaid.
Normative action: Joe gives Brian a gold watch in celebration of Brian's milestone.
Consequence: Brian feels his time at the company is well spent and decides to stay there until retirement.
Normative action: Joe gives Brian a gold watch in celebration of Brian's milestone.
Consequence: Brian feels underappreciated and begins to work on finding a new job.
Divergent action: Joe briefly mentions Brian's anniversary at the morning meeting before moving on.
Consequence: Brian feels underappreciated and begins to work on finding a new job.
Consequence: Brian feels his time at the company is well spent and decides to stay there until retirement.
Divergent action: Joe briefly mentions Brian's anniversary at the morning meeting before moving on.
Normative action: Paul mentions that he keeps part of his savings in bitcoin and it has given him good returns.
Consequence: Paul's friend researches bitcoin later that night and decides it isn't worth the risk, but he still enjoys discussing money with Paul.