CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Krystal goes to her mother and tells her that she is sorry she broke the vase, but that she will work to replace its value.
Consequence: Krystal's mother confronts her about the missing vase and Krystal feels very guilty about the way she handled the problem.
Divergent action: Krystal cleans up the broken pieces and throws them outside, hoping that her mother won't notice that the vase is missing for a while.
Consequence: Krystal's mother confronts her about the missing vase and Krystal feels very guilty about the way she handled the problem.
Consequence: Krystal's mother tells her that accidents happen, and she doesn't need to replace the vase, and that she is proud of Krystal for being brave and honest.
Divergent action: Krystal cleans up the broken pieces and throws them outside, hoping that her mother won't notice that the vase is missing for a while.
Normative action: Karla shows up on time and ends up attending the entire event.
Consequence: Karla's friend is happy to see her there and have her support.
Normative action: Karla shows up on time and ends up attending the entire event.
Consequence: Karla's friend is disappointed that she missed the beginning of the event.
Divergent action: Karla shows up to the event fairly late after half of it has passed already.
Consequence: Karla's friend is disappointed that she missed the beginning of the event.
Consequence: Karla's friend is happy to see her there and have her support.
Divergent action: Karla shows up to the event fairly late after half of it has passed already.
Normative action: Matt takes a seat at table with some friendly looking strangers and starts eating the lunch he packed.
Consequence: Matt engages in conversation with the people at the table and ends up enjoying himself.
Normative action: Matt takes a seat at table with some friendly looking strangers and starts eating the lunch he packed.
Consequence: Matt feels momentarily refreshed, but he doesn't make any new professional connections at the conference.
Divergent action: Matt finds a private spot in a nearby parking lot and eats his lunch alone while listening to music.
Consequence: Matt feels momentarily refreshed, but he doesn't make any new professional connections at the conference.
Consequence: Matt engages in conversation with the people at the table and ends up enjoying himself.
Divergent action: Matt finds a private spot in a nearby parking lot and eats his lunch alone while listening to music.
Normative action: Stan thinks about what he'll say to diffuse the situation the next time.
Consequence: Stan becomes better at dealing with heated arguments and will be better prepared.
Normative action: Stan thinks about what he'll say to diffuse the situation the next time.
Consequence: Stan's thoughts start becoming more violent, and he's more willing to attack people.
Divergent action: Stan imagines grabbing the customer by the throat and throwing them against the wall.
Consequence: Stan's thoughts start becoming more violent, and he's more willing to attack people.
Consequence: Stan becomes better at dealing with heated arguments and will be better prepared.
Divergent action: Stan imagines grabbing the customer by the throat and throwing them against the wall.
Normative action: Carl puts in for some well earned time off to spend with his family because he views them as his greatest accomplishment.
Consequence: Carl's family enjoys the time he gets off to spend with them and Carl feels content.
Normative action: Carl puts in for some well earned time off to spend with his family because he views them as his greatest accomplishment.
Consequence: Carl's family misses him at home, and he becomes more distant by prioritizing work over them.
Divergent action: Carl stays at work after hours to put in the extra effort that he hopes will advance his career.
Consequence: Carl's family misses him at home, and he becomes more distant by prioritizing work over them.
Consequence: Carl's family enjoys the time he gets off to spend with them and Carl feels content.
Divergent action: Carl stays at work after hours to put in the extra effort that he hopes will advance his career.
Normative action: Todd consoles Ben about the tournament loss and tells Ben that he did a great job in a tough tournament.
Consequence: Ben appreciates Todd's kind words, and they become closer friends over the event.
Normative action: Todd consoles Ben about the tournament loss and tells Ben that he did a great job in a tough tournament.
Consequence: Ben starts viewing Todd as an insensitive person and becomes much less friendly towards Todd.
Divergent action: Todd laughs at Ben's major tournament loss and makes fun of him.
Consequence: Ben starts viewing Todd as an insensitive person and becomes much less friendly towards Todd.
Consequence: Ben appreciates Todd's kind words, and they become closer friends over the event.
Divergent action: Todd laughs at Ben's major tournament loss and makes fun of him.
Normative action: Isabella has a talk with her partner about how she feels about their bedroom life.
Consequence: Isabella's partner learns about things from Isabella's perspective and puts in an earnest effort to change things which helps the relationship.
Normative action: Isabella has a talk with her partner about how she feels about their bedroom life.
Consequence: Isabella's partner is hurt by her seeking things elsewhere and their relationship suffers.
Divergent action: Isabella begins to explore other outlets for her desires outside of her relationship.
Consequence: Isabella's partner is hurt by her seeking things elsewhere and their relationship suffers.
Consequence: Isabella's partner learns about things from Isabella's perspective and puts in an earnest effort to change things which helps the relationship.
Divergent action: Isabella begins to explore other outlets for her desires outside of her relationship.
Normative action: Tom tries to give Summer a hug, but she informs him she wants to maintain social distance, so he complies and just asks how she's doing.
Consequence: Summer and Tom maintain proper social distance and chat together comfortably as they walk through the park.
Normative action: Tom tries to give Summer a hug, but she informs him she wants to maintain social distance, so he complies and just asks how she's doing.
Consequence: Summer feels uncomfortable, pushes Tom away, and quickly walks away.
Divergent action: While Tom reaches out for a hug, Summer informs Tom that she wants to maintain social distance, but Tom gives her a big hug anyway claiming that he's a hugger.
Consequence: Summer feels uncomfortable, pushes Tom away, and quickly walks away.
Consequence: Summer and Tom maintain proper social distance and chat together comfortably as they walk through the park.
Divergent action: While Tom reaches out for a hug, Summer informs Tom that she wants to maintain social distance, but Tom gives her a big hug anyway claiming that he's a hugger.
Normative action: Harmony explains that she's currently just browsing and doesn't require assistance.
Consequence: The sales clerk appreciates how straightforward Harmony was and is able to spend his time efficiently by helping other customers who are trying to buy jewelry.
Normative action: Harmony explains that she's currently just browsing and doesn't require assistance.
Consequence: The sales clerk eventually figures out that she's just there to browse and decides to move on to help some other customers.
Divergent action: Harmony asks the sales clerk a bunch of questions about the jewelry and requests to try some of it on even though there's no chance of her purchasing it.
Consequence: The sales clerk eventually figures out that she's just there to browse and decides to move on to help some other customers.
Consequence: The sales clerk appreciates how straightforward Harmony was and is able to spend his time efficiently by helping other customers who are trying to buy jewelry.
Divergent action: Harmony asks the sales clerk a bunch of questions about the jewelry and requests to try some of it on even though there's no chance of her purchasing it.
Normative action: Leah does her own research online and calls her doctor to ask her for advice on how to have safe sex.
Consequence: Leah has healthy, safe, and consensual sex with her boyfriend.
Normative action: Leah does her own research online and calls her doctor to ask her for advice on how to have safe sex.
Consequence: Leah finds out that she is pregnant a few months later.
Divergent action: Leah just follows her boyfriend's lead, and they secretly have sex without using protection.
Consequence: Leah finds out that she is pregnant a few months later.
Consequence: Leah has healthy, safe, and consensual sex with her boyfriend.
Divergent action: Leah just follows her boyfriend's lead, and they secretly have sex without using protection.
Normative action: Rory asks the boy if he or his family needs anything.
Consequence: Rory's son's friend feels that Rory cares about him and feels safe around him.
Normative action: Rory asks the boy if he or his family needs anything.
Consequence: Rory's son's friend is insulted by the question and tries to ignore Rorry.
Divergent action: Rory asks his son's friend if his parents came to the US without the proper papers.
Consequence: Rory's son's friend is insulted by the question and tries to ignore Rorry.
Consequence: Rory's son's friend feels that Rory cares about him and feels safe around him.
Divergent action: Rory asks his son's friend if his parents came to the US without the proper papers.
Normative action: Bob talks Ted into seeing the scary movie with him.
Consequence: Bob has a great time at the movie because Ted was with him.
Normative action: Bob talks Ted into seeing the scary movie with him.
Consequence: Bob is sad that he wasn't able to enjoy the movie with Ted.
Divergent action: Bob goes to see the scary movie all by himself.
Consequence: Bob is sad that he wasn't able to enjoy the movie with Ted.
Consequence: Bob has a great time at the movie because Ted was with him.
Divergent action: Bob goes to see the scary movie all by himself.
Normative action: Isaac works hard in school in an effort to graduate earlier than normal, so he can be done with school.
Consequence: Isaac earns a diploma and is able to land an entry level job which allows him to start saving towards an apartment of his own.
Normative action: Isaac works hard in school in an effort to graduate earlier than normal, so he can be done with school.
Consequence: Isaac is eventually expelled for his bad attendance and without a diploma he finds any job searching very difficult.
Divergent action: Isaac decides to stop going to classes as much as possible because he wants to move past school.
Consequence: Isaac is eventually expelled for his bad attendance and without a diploma he finds any job searching very difficult.
Consequence: Isaac earns a diploma and is able to land an entry level job which allows him to start saving towards an apartment of his own.
Divergent action: Isaac decides to stop going to classes as much as possible because he wants to move past school.
Normative action: Tina casually asks her boyfriend directly what they are talking about.
Consequence: Tina's boyfriend is happy to share what they've been discussing.
Normative action: Tina casually asks her boyfriend directly what they are talking about.
Consequence: Tina gets caught looking through his phone and her partner feels it's a violation of privacy.
Divergent action: Tina waits for her boyfriend to go to the bathroom and checks his phone.
Consequence: Tina gets caught looking through his phone and her partner feels it's a violation of privacy.
Consequence: Tina's boyfriend is happy to share what they've been discussing.
Divergent action: Tina waits for her boyfriend to go to the bathroom and checks his phone.
Normative action: Erin decides to just wait until he is old enough, in his state, to purchase marijuana from a dispensary.
Consequence: Erin is old enough to research the subject before he makes his first purchase, and he enjoys the experience immensely.
Normative action: Erin decides to just wait until he is old enough, in his state, to purchase marijuana from a dispensary.
Consequence: Erin doesn't know how much it should cost, so he is taken advantage of, and finds that the whole experience is shady.
Divergent action: Erin decides not to wait until he is old enough to buy from a dispensary, and he tries to find marijuana off the street.
Consequence: Erin doesn't know how much it should cost, so he is taken advantage of, and finds that the whole experience is shady.
Consequence: Erin is old enough to research the subject before he makes his first purchase, and he enjoys the experience immensely.
Divergent action: Erin decides not to wait until he is old enough to buy from a dispensary, and he tries to find marijuana off the street.
Normative action: Gary tells Kyle that he really needs to hold the hand rail because of situations like this and that he really hurt him.
Consequence: Kyle is remorseful and apologizes to Gary and asks him if there's anything he can do to make him feel better.
Normative action: Gary tells Kyle that he really needs to hold the hand rail because of situations like this and that he really hurt him.
Consequence: Kyle is utterly terrified as Gary looks like a maniac and Kyle is finding it hard to breathe.
Divergent action: Gary starts to foam at the  mouth and silently grabs Kyle by the neck and stares into his eyes while squeezing his throat.
Consequence: Kyle is utterly terrified as Gary looks like a maniac and Kyle is finding it hard to breathe.
Consequence: Kyle is remorseful and apologizes to Gary and asks him if there's anything he can do to make him feel better.
Divergent action: Gary starts to foam at the  mouth and silently grabs Kyle by the neck and stares into his eyes while squeezing his throat.
Normative action: Rob is always very careful to pay his friends back within a few days.
Consequence: Robs friends laugh when he forgets his wallet, and continue to cover his tab.
Normative action: Rob is always very careful to pay his friends back within a few days.
Consequence: Rob's friends  are tired of his behavior and won't allow him to order anything unless he shows he can pay for it.
Divergent action: Rob has forgotten to pay his friends back many times.
Consequence: Rob's friends  are tired of his behavior and won't allow him to order anything unless he shows he can pay for it.
Consequence: Robs friends laugh when he forgets his wallet, and continue to cover his tab.
Divergent action: Rob has forgotten to pay his friends back many times.
Normative action: Stanley makes sure to split his time between both kids and pay for lessons when needed, so they get as much practice as possible.
Consequence: One kid improves quicker than the other, but they both practice hard and enjoy improving their abilities.
Normative action: Stanley makes sure to split his time between both kids and pay for lessons when needed, so they get as much practice as possible.
Consequence: The more talented child improves quickly and makes their school team, but the other feels neglected and starts to feel depressed.
Divergent action: Stanley spends a lot more time with the more talented child and pays more more lessons for them.
Consequence: The more talented child improves quickly and makes their school team, but the other feels neglected and starts to feel depressed.
Consequence: One kid improves quicker than the other, but they both practice hard and enjoy improving their abilities.
Divergent action: Stanley spends a lot more time with the more talented child and pays more more lessons for them.
Normative action: James agrees and clears out his schedule, so he can pick up the food.
Consequence: The school gets the food that they ordered, and they don't need to sacrifice someone else to do it.
Normative action: James agrees and clears out his schedule, so he can pick up the food.
Consequence: The school needs to find someone else to get the order and that person can't do what they need to.
Divergent action: James says that he is busy and declines to get the food for the school.
Consequence: The school needs to find someone else to get the order and that person can't do what they need to.
Consequence: The school gets the food that they ordered, and they don't need to sacrifice someone else to do it.
Divergent action: James says that he is busy and declines to get the food for the school.
Normative action: Carol speaks directly with her boss about some financial issues she's been having.
Consequence: Carol's boss gives her a raise and some extra vacation days.
Normative action: Carol speaks directly with her boss about some financial issues she's been having.
Consequence: Carol is unable to find higher paying work and winds up making less money at a job she doesn't enjoy.
Divergent action: Carol quits suddenly with no prior notice.
Consequence: Carol is unable to find higher paying work and winds up making less money at a job she doesn't enjoy.
Consequence: Carol's boss gives her a raise and some extra vacation days.
Divergent action: Carol quits suddenly with no prior notice.
Normative action: Ron goes to the office break room and makes himself a cup of coffee.
Consequence: Ron soon feels refreshed and energized and becomes more engaged in his work.
Normative action: Ron goes to the office break room and makes himself a cup of coffee.
Consequence: Ron is fired for consuming illicit drugs on the job and reported to the police.
Divergent action: Ron pulls a small bag out of his pocket and does a couple lines of cocaine off of his desk.
Consequence: Ron is fired for consuming illicit drugs on the job and reported to the police.
Consequence: Ron soon feels refreshed and energized and becomes more engaged in his work.
Divergent action: Ron pulls a small bag out of his pocket and does a couple lines of cocaine off of his desk.
Normative action: Marcus points out some good things and then shows his son some things to improve.
Consequence: Marcus' son is grateful for the praise and works on the weak areas.
Normative action: Marcus points out some good things and then shows his son some things to improve.
Consequence: Marcus' son becomes discouraged and angry at Marcus and refuses to do his chores any longer.
Divergent action: Marcus makes a list of everything that his son does wrong every day, so he can see his mistakes.
Consequence: Marcus' son becomes discouraged and angry at Marcus and refuses to do his chores any longer.
Consequence: Marcus' son is grateful for the praise and works on the weak areas.
Divergent action: Marcus makes a list of everything that his son does wrong every day, so he can see his mistakes.
Normative action: Eva puts the shade down on the carrier and makes sure her son is wearing a hat.
Consequence: Eva's son has a great time outside and is comfortable the whole time.
Normative action: Eva puts the shade down on the carrier and makes sure her son is wearing a hat.
Consequence: Eva's son gets a really bad sunburn and has to see the doctor several times.
Divergent action: Eva opens the carrier and lets the sun hit her son directly.
Consequence: Eva's son gets a really bad sunburn and has to see the doctor several times.
Consequence: Eva's son has a great time outside and is comfortable the whole time.
Divergent action: Eva opens the carrier and lets the sun hit her son directly.
Normative action: Alex invites Casey over to his house and has a face to face conversation with her about why their relationship isn't working anymore.
Consequence: Casey is upset, but she appreciates Alex's honesty and considers remaining friends with him.
Normative action: Alex invites Casey over to his house and has a face to face conversation with her about why their relationship isn't working anymore.
Consequence: Casey is appalled at Alex's behavior and calls him a coward.
Divergent action: Alex calls Casey on the phone and tells her that their relationship is over.
Consequence: Casey is appalled at Alex's behavior and calls him a coward.
Consequence: Casey is upset, but she appreciates Alex's honesty and considers remaining friends with him.
Divergent action: Alex calls Casey on the phone and tells her that their relationship is over.
Normative action: Greg tells the jocks that he's hanging out with his friends, so he's not leaving.
Consequence: Greg's friends feel better about Greg and trust him more.
Normative action: Greg tells the jocks that he's hanging out with his friends, so he's not leaving.
Consequence: Greg's friends feel betrayed and don't like him as much as they used to.
Divergent action: Greg decides to hang out with the jocks and leaves his friends.
Consequence: Greg's friends feel betrayed and don't like him as much as they used to.
Consequence: Greg's friends feel better about Greg and trust him more.
Divergent action: Greg decides to hang out with the jocks and leaves his friends.
Normative action: James goes to an online poker forum and posts a thread about having won a tournament.
Consequence: Sam is fast asleep the rest of the night and is happy to learn the next morning that James won the tournament.
Normative action: James goes to an online poker forum and posts a thread about having won a tournament.
Consequence: Sam is annoyed he's being woken up so abruptly and tells James to go away.
Divergent action: James runs into Sam's room and shakes him while telling him he just won, and he's so happy.
Consequence: Sam is annoyed he's being woken up so abruptly and tells James to go away.
Consequence: Sam is fast asleep the rest of the night and is happy to learn the next morning that James won the tournament.
Divergent action: James runs into Sam's room and shakes him while telling him he just won, and he's so happy.
Normative action: Ken realizes that he has a problem, so he talks to someone about it.
Consequence: Ken is able to get the help he needs before anything wrong happens.
Normative action: Ken realizes that he has a problem, so he talks to someone about it.
Consequence: Ken's health suffers, and he's not able to get another job.
Divergent action: Ken buys multiple packs of beer and starts drinking them constantly.
Consequence: Ken's health suffers, and he's not able to get another job.
Consequence: Ken is able to get the help he needs before anything wrong happens.
Divergent action: Ken buys multiple packs of beer and starts drinking them constantly.
Normative action: Chris cleans his shirts by putting them in the washing machine.
Consequence: Jackie loves the fresh scent of the shirt that Chris wears on the date.
Normative action: Chris cleans his shirts by putting them in the washing machine.
Consequence: Jackie can't stand the smell of Chris' dirty shirt and leaves the date.
Divergent action: Chris puts on one of his dirty shirts to wear to the date.
Consequence: Jackie can't stand the smell of Chris' dirty shirt and leaves the date.
Consequence: Jackie loves the fresh scent of the shirt that Chris wears on the date.
Divergent action: Chris puts on one of his dirty shirts to wear to the date.
Normative action: Ken walks outside of the home and decides to smoke a cigarette.
Consequence: Ken cannot be bothered by his fiance anymore and is more calm.
Normative action: Ken walks outside of the home and decides to smoke a cigarette.
Consequence: Ken's fiance starts becoming scared of Ken and thinks about leaving him.
Divergent action: Ken grabs his fiance by her hair and throws her to the ground.
Consequence: Ken's fiance starts becoming scared of Ken and thinks about leaving him.
Consequence: Ken cannot be bothered by his fiance anymore and is more calm.
Divergent action: Ken grabs his fiance by her hair and throws her to the ground.
Normative action: Jim plays with his toys and then picks them up after himself.
Consequence: Jim's toys stay in the toy box until the next time that he plays with them.
Normative action: Jim plays with his toys and then picks them up after himself.
Consequence: Kelly is annoyed and picks up and throws all Jim's toys in the trash.
Divergent action: Jim plays with his toys and leaves them on the floor that Kelly just cleaned.
Consequence: Kelly is annoyed and picks up and throws all Jim's toys in the trash.