CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Sally asks the friends she's with if they have news about their common friend.
Consequence: Sally's friends enjoy her company and know she enjoys theirs.
Normative action: Sally asks the friends she's with if they have news about their common friend.
Consequence: Sally's friends around the table feel that she doesn't care for their presence.
Divergent action: Sally starts checking Facebook on her phone to see what her friend is up to.
Consequence: Sally's friends around the table feel that she doesn't care for their presence.
Consequence: Sally's friends enjoy her company and know she enjoys theirs.
Divergent action: Sally starts checking Facebook on her phone to see what her friend is up to.
Normative action: Sarah skips hanging out with her friends after school and spends time cleaning up the house.
Consequence: Her mom thanks Sarah for her help and feels relaxed.
Normative action: Sarah skips hanging out with her friends after school and spends time cleaning up the house.
Consequence: Her mom gets sick because she gets exhausted.
Divergent action: Sarah acts as if she was very busy with her homework and her mom ends up having to clean other parts of their house after a busy day of work.
Consequence: Her mom gets sick because she gets exhausted.
Consequence: Her mom thanks Sarah for her help and feels relaxed.
Divergent action: Sarah acts as if she was very busy with her homework and her mom ends up having to clean other parts of their house after a busy day of work.
Normative action: Adam accepts the tip, and lets the customer know how grateful he is.
Consequence: The customer feels happy that they made Adam's day, and Adam feels motivated to work harder.
Normative action: Adam accepts the tip, and lets the customer know how grateful he is.
Consequence: The customer doesn't donate the money, and Adam continues to struggle as a waiter.
Divergent action: Adam rejects the tip, telling the customer that they should donate the money.
Consequence: The customer doesn't donate the money, and Adam continues to struggle as a waiter.
Consequence: The customer feels happy that they made Adam's day, and Adam feels motivated to work harder.
Divergent action: Adam rejects the tip, telling the customer that they should donate the money.
Normative action: Joe joins a drama team since he always liked watching movies.
Consequence: Joe makes new friends and finds a new interest in life.
Normative action: Joe joins a drama team since he always liked watching movies.
Consequence: Joe isn't able to make any close friends while playing video games.
Divergent action: Joe plays video games every time he comes home from work.
Consequence: Joe isn't able to make any close friends while playing video games.
Consequence: Joe makes new friends and finds a new interest in life.
Divergent action: Joe plays video games every time he comes home from work.
Normative action: Ray tells his son as soon as possible about his illness.
Consequence: Ray's son takes time off of school to take care of Ray and spend precious time with him.
Normative action: Ray tells his son as soon as possible about his illness.
Consequence: Ray's son finds out at the very end of Ray's life, denying him the opportunity of spending quality time with Ray.
Divergent action: Ray delays telling his son as long as possible, so he continues his schooling.
Consequence: Ray's son finds out at the very end of Ray's life, denying him the opportunity of spending quality time with Ray.
Consequence: Ray's son takes time off of school to take care of Ray and spend precious time with him.
Divergent action: Ray delays telling his son as long as possible, so he continues his schooling.
Normative action: Kent stops by his sister's place for dinner and visits with them for a few hours.
Consequence: Kent's sister's family all catch up with Kent and enjoy the visit.
Normative action: Kent stops by his sister's place for dinner and visits with them for a few hours.
Consequence: Kent's sister's family doesn't get to see Kent and is disappointed for being left out.
Divergent action: Kent passes through the city and calls his sister on the phone to talk while he's driving.
Consequence: Kent's sister's family doesn't get to see Kent and is disappointed for being left out.
Consequence: Kent's sister's family all catch up with Kent and enjoy the visit.
Divergent action: Kent passes through the city and calls his sister on the phone to talk while he's driving.
Normative action: Terry gives constructive criticism to his classmate on the art piece.
Consequence: Terry's classmate thanks Terry for the constructive criticism and improves his art piece.
Normative action: Terry gives constructive criticism to his classmate on the art piece.
Consequence: Terry's classmate starts viewing Terry as an unfriendly and rude person.
Divergent action: Terry calls the art piece made by his classmate boring and keeps making fun of it.
Consequence: Terry's classmate starts viewing Terry as an unfriendly and rude person.
Consequence: Terry's classmate thanks Terry for the constructive criticism and improves his art piece.
Divergent action: Terry calls the art piece made by his classmate boring and keeps making fun of it.
Normative action: Greg writes on his resume about his current, up to date employment history.
Consequence: Greg gets hired at a job that utilizes the skills he's learned while working, and is soon promoted.
Normative action: Greg writes on his resume about his current, up to date employment history.
Consequence: Greg gets hired at a job he's completely unqualified for and is quickly fired.
Divergent action: Greg writes on his resume that he graduated from college at the top of his class.
Consequence: Greg gets hired at a job he's completely unqualified for and is quickly fired.
Consequence: Greg gets hired at a job that utilizes the skills he's learned while working, and is soon promoted.
Divergent action: Greg writes on his resume that he graduated from college at the top of his class.
Normative action: Owen tells his wife the food was good, but asks her to pass the salt.
Consequence: Owen's wife makes sure to season the food better the next time she cooks.
Normative action: Owen tells his wife the food was good, but asks her to pass the salt.
Consequence: Owen's wife packs her bags and leaves to stay at her mother's house.
Divergent action: Owen spits out the food and calls his wife a useless bitch who can't cook.
Consequence: Owen's wife packs her bags and leaves to stay at her mother's house.
Consequence: Owen's wife makes sure to season the food better the next time she cooks.
Divergent action: Owen spits out the food and calls his wife a useless bitch who can't cook.
Normative action: Jonathan tells his friend that he should respect other people's beliefs and explains what his faith means to him.
Consequence: Jonathan feels good about standing his ground and communicating his real thoughts to his friend.
Normative action: Jonathan tells his friend that he should respect other people's beliefs and explains what his faith means to him.
Consequence: Jonathan feels weak and bad for not defending his faith and not telling his friend that he should respect Jonathan's beliefs.
Divergent action: Jonathan doesn't like heated discussions, which is why he tells his friend that he is right, even though he doesn't agree with him.
Consequence: Jonathan feels weak and bad for not defending his faith and not telling his friend that he should respect Jonathan's beliefs.
Consequence: Jonathan feels good about standing his ground and communicating his real thoughts to his friend.
Divergent action: Jonathan doesn't like heated discussions, which is why he tells his friend that he is right, even though he doesn't agree with him.
Normative action: James puts up his own sign supporting Joe Biden and calling Trump a criminal.
Consequence: James' neighbors scowl at his sign every time they walk their dog past it.
Normative action: James puts up his own sign supporting Joe Biden and calling Trump a criminal.
Consequence: James' neighbors call the cops, but they can't prove James was responsible.
Divergent action: James spray-paints a diaper and a Nazi flag on his neighbor's portrait of Trump.
Consequence: James' neighbors call the cops, but they can't prove James was responsible.
Consequence: James' neighbors scowl at his sign every time they walk their dog past it.
Divergent action: James spray-paints a diaper and a Nazi flag on his neighbor's portrait of Trump.
Normative action: Al suggests the group sing Karaoke.
Consequence: Everyone in the group agrees that it is an activity that could suit all.
Normative action: Al suggests the group sing Karaoke.
Consequence: Some of the group members are offended by the aggressive display of sexuality and feel uncomfortable.
Divergent action: Al suggests going to a strip club.
Consequence: Some of the group members are offended by the aggressive display of sexuality and feel uncomfortable.
Consequence: Everyone in the group agrees that it is an activity that could suit all.
Divergent action: Al suggests going to a strip club.
Normative action: Nick tells Alex to bring his workbook over, so he can take a look and help him figure it out.
Consequence: Alex is delighted that his dad will help him and runs off to get his workbook.
Normative action: Nick tells Alex to bring his workbook over, so he can take a look and help him figure it out.
Consequence: Alex feels abandoned to go off on his own and figure it out and is sad that his father is of no use.
Divergent action: Nick tells Alex that he should go online and see if he can find out the answer to the problem.
Consequence: Alex feels abandoned to go off on his own and figure it out and is sad that his father is of no use.
Consequence: Alex is delighted that his dad will help him and runs off to get his workbook.
Divergent action: Nick tells Alex that he should go online and see if he can find out the answer to the problem.
Normative action: Chris looks for a new place which allows him to have pets.
Consequence: Chris' friends enjoy hanging out with him at his new apartment.
Normative action: Chris looks for a new place which allows him to have pets.
Consequence: Chris' friends realize what he did and think less of him.
Divergent action: Chris finds an upgrade which doesn't allow pets, so he gives the dog away to someone.
Consequence: Chris' friends realize what he did and think less of him.
Consequence: Chris' friends enjoy hanging out with him at his new apartment.
Divergent action: Chris finds an upgrade which doesn't allow pets, so he gives the dog away to someone.
Normative action: Olivia tells her mom that she's been hiding the fact that she got divorced a few weeks ago, but she has to come clean about it at this point.
Consequence: Olivia's mom offers to help her with anything that she needs and offers her emotional support.
Normative action: Olivia tells her mom that she's been hiding the fact that she got divorced a few weeks ago, but she has to come clean about it at this point.
Consequence: Olivia's mom is thrilled to hear this and thinks that everything is fine in Olivia's life.
Divergent action: Olivia continues to hide the fact that she's been divorced for a few weeks now and pretends that her marriage and husband are fine.
Consequence: Olivia's mom is thrilled to hear this and thinks that everything is fine in Olivia's life.
Consequence: Olivia's mom offers to help her with anything that she needs and offers her emotional support.
Divergent action: Olivia continues to hide the fact that she's been divorced for a few weeks now and pretends that her marriage and husband are fine.
Normative action: Henry works as a team with his sales partner Kelsey, so they can make more sales together.
Consequence: Henry and Kelsey together make more sales than either one would have individually.
Normative action: Henry works as a team with his sales partner Kelsey, so they can make more sales together.
Consequence: Kelsey is left on her own and has to make her own sales, and never works with Henry again.
Divergent action: Henry leaves his sales partner Kelsey behind because he doesn't want competition from her.
Consequence: Kelsey is left on her own and has to make her own sales, and never works with Henry again.
Consequence: Henry and Kelsey together make more sales than either one would have individually.
Divergent action: Henry leaves his sales partner Kelsey behind because he doesn't want competition from her.
Normative action: Jim asks the flight attendant for earplugs which block out the passenger's snoring.
Consequence: The snoring passenger continues sleeping and arrives at their destination refreshed.
Normative action: Jim asks the flight attendant for earplugs which block out the passenger's snoring.
Consequence: The passenger is offended to have been woken up and yelled at for something they can't control.
Divergent action: Jim yells at the snoring passenger waking them up and tells them to shut up in a harsh tone.
Consequence: The passenger is offended to have been woken up and yelled at for something they can't control.
Consequence: The snoring passenger continues sleeping and arrives at their destination refreshed.
Divergent action: Jim yells at the snoring passenger waking them up and tells them to shut up in a harsh tone.
Normative action: Zach tells Todd that he's delighted to hear the news, and he can't wait to attend and make a speech.
Consequence: Todd is happy that Zach is keen on going and that he's such a great representative for the company.
Normative action: Zach tells Todd that he's delighted to hear the news, and he can't wait to attend and make a speech.
Consequence: Todd is sad that Zach doesn't care that he's being recognized and is not into representing the company at the awards.
Divergent action: Zach tells Todd that it's nice and all but industry awards are dumb, and he's not going to attend.
Consequence: Todd is sad that Zach doesn't care that he's being recognized and is not into representing the company at the awards.
Consequence: Todd is happy that Zach is keen on going and that he's such a great representative for the company.
Divergent action: Zach tells Todd that it's nice and all but industry awards are dumb, and he's not going to attend.
Normative action: John invites his friend over to his house for the evening.
Consequence: His friend learns how to take care of a child.
Normative action: John invites his friend over to his house for the evening.
Consequence: John's friend feels lonely.
Divergent action: John tells his friend that he can't hang out.
Consequence: John's friend feels lonely.
Consequence: His friend learns how to take care of a child.
Divergent action: John tells his friend that he can't hang out.
Normative action: Gabe emphasizes that it doesn't really matter but sends his friend a link proving him right.
Consequence: Gabe's friend is able to shrug it off and agree with him.
Normative action: Gabe emphasizes that it doesn't really matter but sends his friend a link proving him right.
Consequence: Gabe's friend is put off because it wasn't that important to them to begin with.
Divergent action: Gabe gets into a fight with his friend and proves his point to her.
Consequence: Gabe's friend is put off because it wasn't that important to them to begin with.
Consequence: Gabe's friend is able to shrug it off and agree with him.
Divergent action: Gabe gets into a fight with his friend and proves his point to her.
Normative action: John agrees that the joke was wrong and tells the person who told it not to make those kind of jokes any more.
Consequence: The offended friend is glad that not everybody in the group thinks racist humor is funny.
Normative action: John agrees that the joke was wrong and tells the person who told it not to make those kind of jokes any more.
Consequence: The friend that was offended feels that the whole group must be racist.
Divergent action: John tells the offended friend to relax since it was just a joke which shouldn't be taken seriously.
Consequence: The friend that was offended feels that the whole group must be racist.
Consequence: The offended friend is glad that not everybody in the group thinks racist humor is funny.
Divergent action: John tells the offended friend to relax since it was just a joke which shouldn't be taken seriously.
Normative action: Kylie turns on a playlist and plays the music at a soft volume.
Consequence: John is not bothered by Kylie's playlist and is able to study.
Normative action: Kylie turns on a playlist and plays the music at a soft volume.
Consequence: John is unable to concentrate and can't study in this environment.
Divergent action: Kylie turns on a playlist and music fills the room through her sound system.
Consequence: John is unable to concentrate and can't study in this environment.
Consequence: John is not bothered by Kylie's playlist and is able to study.
Divergent action: Kylie turns on a playlist and music fills the room through her sound system.
Normative action: Jane picks up the underwear and gives them to Josh and tells him to never leave them on the floor like that.
Consequence: Josh learns to put his dirty clothes away and apologizes for being so messy.
Normative action: Jane picks up the underwear and gives them to Josh and tells him to never leave them on the floor like that.
Consequence: Josh is stunned that Jane just destroyed his belongings and gets very upset with her.
Divergent action: Jane picks up the underwear and tosses them out of the window onto the street below.
Consequence: Josh is stunned that Jane just destroyed his belongings and gets very upset with her.
Consequence: Josh learns to put his dirty clothes away and apologizes for being so messy.
Divergent action: Jane picks up the underwear and tosses them out of the window onto the street below.
Normative action: James calls his realtor firt thing in the morning the day before the appointment.
Consequence: The realtor thanks James for letting him know in advance and sets a new appointment for Sunday.
Normative action: James calls his realtor firt thing in the morning the day before the appointment.
Consequence: His realtor gets upset, explaining that he could have lined up another client if he had time, and then refuses to reschedule.
Divergent action: James waits until the last minute to try to cancel and reschedule the appointment.
Consequence: His realtor gets upset, explaining that he could have lined up another client if he had time, and then refuses to reschedule.
Consequence: The realtor thanks James for letting him know in advance and sets a new appointment for Sunday.
Divergent action: James waits until the last minute to try to cancel and reschedule the appointment.
Normative action: Calvin requests another copy of the documents from his coworkers.
Consequence: Calvin gets complimented by his boss who is impressed by his honesty.
Normative action: Calvin requests another copy of the documents from his coworkers.
Consequence: Calvin is arrested by the police after his friend's security system catches him breaking in.
Divergent action: Calvin enters his friend's house by picking the lock and grabs his documents.
Consequence: Calvin is arrested by the police after his friend's security system catches him breaking in.
Consequence: Calvin gets complimented by his boss who is impressed by his honesty.
Divergent action: Calvin enters his friend's house by picking the lock and grabs his documents.
Normative action: Rob talks to his new boss about his parents and his boss is understanding so Rob takes care of his parents and still is doing well at his new job.
Consequence: Robs parents are taken care of and live many more years.
Normative action: Rob talks to his new boss about his parents and his boss is understanding so Rob takes care of his parents and still is doing well at his new job.
Consequence: Robs parents soon pass away and Rob feels very guilty.
Divergent action: Rob ignores his parents calls and goes on with his life like normal he does well at his new job.
Consequence: Robs parents soon pass away and Rob feels very guilty.
Consequence: Robs parents are taken care of and live many more years.
Divergent action: Rob ignores his parents calls and goes on with his life like normal he does well at his new job.
Normative action: Timmy will tell Ryan thanks for the gift and accept it.
Consequence: Ryan will feel happy that Timmy thanked him.
Normative action: Timmy will tell Ryan thanks for the gift and accept it.
Consequence: Ryan will feel hurt about Timmy not liking his gift.
Divergent action: Timmy tells Ryan he doesn't like the gift and won't accept it.
Consequence: Ryan will feel hurt about Timmy not liking his gift.
Consequence: Ryan will feel happy that Timmy thanked him.
Divergent action: Timmy tells Ryan he doesn't like the gift and won't accept it.
Normative action: After a long night partying, Sora wants to go home while Kairi does not, but he doesn't allow her to stay there with strangers.
Consequence: Sora and Kairi make it home from the party safe and sound.
Normative action: After a long night partying, Sora wants to go home while Kairi does not, but he doesn't allow her to stay there with strangers.
Consequence: Sora never hears back from Kairi the next morning, and her parents report her missing.
Divergent action: After being at the party for a while, Sora decides it's time to go while Kairi wants to stay, so Sora leaves without her at the end of the night.
Consequence: Sora never hears back from Kairi the next morning, and her parents report her missing.
Consequence: Sora and Kairi make it home from the party safe and sound.
Divergent action: After being at the party for a while, Sora decides it's time to go while Kairi wants to stay, so Sora leaves without her at the end of the night.
Normative action: Jennifer finds a job that she is a better fit for and changes career.
Consequence: She is happy in her new career and able ot retire at an early age.
Normative action: Jennifer finds a job that she is a better fit for and changes career.
Consequence: Jennifer has limited job options later in life, resulting in low social security, no retirement when older and working into her 80's.
Divergent action: Jennifer quits her job and stays unemployed for over a decade.
Consequence: Jennifer has limited job options later in life, resulting in low social security, no retirement when older and working into her 80's.
Consequence: She is happy in her new career and able ot retire at an early age.
Divergent action: Jennifer quits her job and stays unemployed for over a decade.
Normative action: Jordan cuts back on his practice schedule to work on his math.
Consequence: Jordan passes his class and goes on to graduate and play college football.
Normative action: Jordan cuts back on his practice schedule to work on his math.
Consequence: Jordan fails math class and has to repeat the school year, and now can't play college football.
Divergent action: Jordan ignores his studies because he feels football is his calling in life.
Consequence: Jordan fails math class and has to repeat the school year, and now can't play college football.
Consequence: Jordan passes his class and goes on to graduate and play college football.
Divergent action: Jordan ignores his studies because he feels football is his calling in life.
Normative action: Amy decides to lose weight by cutting out sugary sodas and limiting her snacking.
Consequence: Amy loses weight and feels a lot healthier because she has a healthier diet.
Normative action: Amy decides to lose weight by cutting out sugary sodas and limiting her snacking.
Consequence: Amy becomes very sick and underweight and has to go to inpatient treatment before she dies.
Divergent action: Amy decides to lose weight by hardly eating anything and throwing up after her meals.
Consequence: Amy becomes very sick and underweight and has to go to inpatient treatment before she dies.
Consequence: Amy loses weight and feels a lot healthier because she has a healthier diet.
Divergent action: Amy decides to lose weight by hardly eating anything and throwing up after her meals.
Normative action: Sam calls into work and stays home with his sick son.
Consequence: Sam is able to help his son into the bathroom when he feels the need to vomit.