CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Rob decides to try running a phishing scheme he learned about from an old friend to get people to wire money to him.
Consequence: Rob rips off several people and pays his rent but is eventually caught and arrested.
Consequence: Rob is able to keep himself afloat long enough to find another stable job.
Divergent action: Rob decides to try running a phishing scheme he learned about from an old friend to get people to wire money to him.
Normative action: Carol talks to Tom about the importance of making sure the children act good, and they act as a team when addressing the children's behavior issues.
Consequence: The children learn they will have to face punishment when they intentionally do wrong and become productive adult members of society.
Normative action: Carol talks to Tom about the importance of making sure the children act good, and they act as a team when addressing the children's behavior issues.
Consequence: The children grow up getting into a large amount of trouble and don't respect Carol and Tom.
Divergent action: Carol follows along with Tom's preferences in not disciplining the children, leaving it to teachers and family to make them act better.
Consequence: The children grow up getting into a large amount of trouble and don't respect Carol and Tom.
Consequence: The children learn they will have to face punishment when they intentionally do wrong and become productive adult members of society.
Divergent action: Carol follows along with Tom's preferences in not disciplining the children, leaving it to teachers and family to make them act better.
Normative action: Bill tells Gerald that company policy says to ask another worker for help with boxes over 50 pounds, and proceeds to help.
Consequence: Gerald feels good knowing that someone was looking out for him, and feels at home in his new job.
Normative action: Bill tells Gerald that company policy says to ask another worker for help with boxes over 50 pounds, and proceeds to help.
Consequence: Gerald doesn't feel welcome at his new place of work and decides to quit.
Divergent action: Bill snidely tells Gerald to that whoever trained him didn't do a very good job, and then walks away.
Consequence: Gerald doesn't feel welcome at his new place of work and decides to quit.
Consequence: Gerald feels good knowing that someone was looking out for him, and feels at home in his new job.
Divergent action: Bill snidely tells Gerald to that whoever trained him didn't do a very good job, and then walks away.
Normative action: Scott waits until the evening to eat a bowl of ice cream.
Consequence: Nathaniel join his father in eating ice cream in the evening.
Normative action: Scott waits until the evening to eat a bowl of ice cream.
Consequence: Nathaniel becomes mad that he can't eat ice cream in the morning, while his dad can.
Divergent action: Scott devours an ice cream cone early in the morning.
Consequence: Nathaniel becomes mad that he can't eat ice cream in the morning, while his dad can.
Consequence: Nathaniel join his father in eating ice cream in the evening.
Divergent action: Scott devours an ice cream cone early in the morning.
Normative action: Frank shows how to fist pump and high five whenever his team does something good.
Consequence: Frank enjoys watching the rest of the game with his son without any issues.
Normative action: Frank shows how to fist pump and high five whenever his team does something good.
Consequence: Frank gets hit with a noise complaint and is punished for it.
Divergent action: Frank teaches his son to loudly cheer for his team.
Consequence: Frank gets hit with a noise complaint and is punished for it.
Consequence: Frank enjoys watching the rest of the game with his son without any issues.
Divergent action: Frank teaches his son to loudly cheer for his team.
Normative action: Jill says that even though she disagrees with what her brother did she will stay in his life and try to help him make amends.
Consequence: Jill's brother is glad that Jill is standing by him even though he made a big mistake.
Normative action: Jill says that even though she disagrees with what her brother did she will stay in his life and try to help him make amends.
Consequence: Jill's brother is very sad that his relationship with his sister has effectively ended.
Divergent action: Jill says that because of what he did she will never see or talk to her brother again.
Consequence: Jill's brother is very sad that his relationship with his sister has effectively ended.
Consequence: Jill's brother is glad that Jill is standing by him even though he made a big mistake.
Divergent action: Jill says that because of what he did she will never see or talk to her brother again.
Normative action: Ken tells the babysitter that the kids were not in bed by 8 pm and that he would like this to be resolved next time.
Consequence: The babysitter continues to work for Ken and gets the kids in bed by 8 pm next time.
Normative action: Ken tells the babysitter that the kids were not in bed by 8 pm and that he would like this to be resolved next time.
Consequence: The babysitter never works for Ken again and Ken struggles to find another babysitter.
Divergent action: Ken raises his voice against the babysitter over her failure to get the kids in bed by 8 pm.
Consequence: The babysitter never works for Ken again and Ken struggles to find another babysitter.
Consequence: The babysitter continues to work for Ken and gets the kids in bed by 8 pm next time.
Divergent action: Ken raises his voice against the babysitter over her failure to get the kids in bed by 8 pm.
Normative action: Tony chooses the job which is closer to his home so that he doesn't need to move but and can stay with his brothers.
Consequence: Tony feels supported by his brothers every time he is frustrated by his work problems.
Normative action: Tony chooses the job which is closer to his home so that he doesn't need to move but and can stay with his brothers.
Consequence: Tony feels lonely and distanced from his brothers.
Divergent action: Tony chooses the higher paying job and moves to an apartment closer to the work place.
Consequence: Tony feels lonely and distanced from his brothers.
Consequence: Tony feels supported by his brothers every time he is frustrated by his work problems.
Divergent action: Tony chooses the higher paying job and moves to an apartment closer to the work place.
Normative action: Joe pulls his cart as far to the side as he can while looking for the canned goods.
Consequence: The other customers are able to move past Joe while he is searching.
Normative action: Joe pulls his cart as far to the side as he can while looking for the canned goods.
Consequence: The other customers aren't able to get around Joe's cart because he left it in the middle of the aisle.
Divergent action: Joe leaves his shopping cart in the middle of the aisle while he looks for the canned goods.
Consequence: The other customers aren't able to get around Joe's cart because he left it in the middle of the aisle.
Consequence: The other customers are able to move past Joe while he is searching.
Divergent action: Joe leaves his shopping cart in the middle of the aisle while he looks for the canned goods.
Normative action: Xavier takes the sedatives to dull the pain and deals with the pain when it's not so bad.
Consequence: Xavier learns to deal with the pain and continues to function as normal.
Normative action: Xavier takes the sedatives to dull the pain and deals with the pain when it's not so bad.
Consequence: Xavier becomes dependent on the sedatives and finds ways to get more, becoming an addict.
Divergent action: Xavier takes more than the recommended dose of sedatives, so he feels less pain.
Consequence: Xavier becomes dependent on the sedatives and finds ways to get more, becoming an addict.
Consequence: Xavier learns to deal with the pain and continues to function as normal.
Divergent action: Xavier takes more than the recommended dose of sedatives, so he feels less pain.
Normative action: Brandon signs the bill and asks the waiter where he got his pen from.
Consequence: The waiter is happy to tell Brandon where he got the pen and keeps his own.
Normative action: Brandon signs the bill and asks the waiter where he got his pen from.
Consequence: The waiter eventually notices the switch and gets upset that someone stole his special pen.
Divergent action: Brandon signs the bill, takes the pen, and replaces it with a different pen.
Consequence: The waiter eventually notices the switch and gets upset that someone stole his special pen.
Consequence: The waiter is happy to tell Brandon where he got the pen and keeps his own.
Divergent action: Brandon signs the bill, takes the pen, and replaces it with a different pen.
Normative action: Leah finds a new apartment that will allow her to have pets.
Consequence: Leah enjoys living in her new apartment with the dog.
Normative action: Leah finds a new apartment that will allow her to have pets.
Consequence: Leah misses having the dog in her life and becomes lonely.
Divergent action: Leah takes the dog to an animal shelter, so she can keep her apartment.
Consequence: Leah misses having the dog in her life and becomes lonely.
Consequence: Leah enjoys living in her new apartment with the dog.
Divergent action: Leah takes the dog to an animal shelter, so she can keep her apartment.
Normative action: Joy buys the budget heels because she thinks the expensive ones would be a waste of money.
Consequence: Joy's friends respect that Joy is being modest with her heels.
Normative action: Joy buys the budget heels because she thinks the expensive ones would be a waste of money.
Consequence: Joy's friends become jealous of Joy, and they don't like that she's trying to show off.
Divergent action: Joy buys the expensive heels because she thinks they will impress others.
Consequence: Joy's friends become jealous of Joy, and they don't like that she's trying to show off.
Consequence: Joy's friends respect that Joy is being modest with her heels.
Divergent action: Joy buys the expensive heels because she thinks they will impress others.
Normative action: Trevor says that his friend should go get their asthma inhaler just in case.
Consequence: Trevor's friend is happy that Trevor is considerate about their health issues.
Normative action: Trevor says that his friend should go get their asthma inhaler just in case.
Consequence: Trevor's friend feels like Trevor doesn't care about their well-being at all.
Divergent action: Trevor tells their friend that asthma is no big deal, so they should just leave without the asthma inhaler.
Consequence: Trevor's friend feels like Trevor doesn't care about their well-being at all.
Consequence: Trevor's friend is happy that Trevor is considerate about their health issues.
Divergent action: Trevor tells their friend that asthma is no big deal, so they should just leave without the asthma inhaler.
Normative action: Jim took his girlfriend out to eat at the nicest place in town.
Consequence: Jim's girlfriend was happy and told all of her friends how great her boyfriend was.
Normative action: Jim took his girlfriend out to eat at the nicest place in town.
Consequence: Jim's girlfriend was disappointed that he hadn't done anything for her on Valentine's Day and stopped seeing him.
Divergent action: Jim ordered a pizza and ate alone in his apartment on Valentine's day.
Consequence: Jim's girlfriend was disappointed that he hadn't done anything for her on Valentine's Day and stopped seeing him.
Consequence: Jim's girlfriend was happy and told all of her friends how great her boyfriend was.
Divergent action: Jim ordered a pizza and ate alone in his apartment on Valentine's day.
Normative action: Chris asks Josh straight up what's going on, and why he is acting this way.
Consequence: Josh tells Chris about something going on in his life that he isn't handling well, and Chris understands Josh better.
Normative action: Chris asks Josh straight up what's going on, and why he is acting this way.
Consequence: Josh comes out of the bathroom and sees Chris going through his phone, and storms out of the house angry.
Divergent action: Josh goes to the bathroom and leaves his phone on the table, so Chris picks it up and looks at some text messages.
Consequence: Josh comes out of the bathroom and sees Chris going through his phone, and storms out of the house angry.
Consequence: Josh tells Chris about something going on in his life that he isn't handling well, and Chris understands Josh better.
Divergent action: Josh goes to the bathroom and leaves his phone on the table, so Chris picks it up and looks at some text messages.
Normative action: Jonah coordinates with the entire family, and they set out a detailed plan to cover how they can recover.
Consequence: Jonah and his family work hard together and overcome their financial woes.
Normative action: Jonah coordinates with the entire family, and they set out a detailed plan to cover how they can recover.
Consequence: Jonah doesn't solve the problem and fails miserably which only exacerbates the family's financial situation.
Divergent action: Jonah ignores the discussion because he figures he can solve the problem on his own and sets out to do so without telling anybody about his intentions.
Consequence: Jonah doesn't solve the problem and fails miserably which only exacerbates the family's financial situation.
Consequence: Jonah and his family work hard together and overcome their financial woes.
Divergent action: Jonah ignores the discussion because he figures he can solve the problem on his own and sets out to do so without telling anybody about his intentions.
Normative action: When mom isn't looking, Tommy takes the sprouts from his mouth and gives them to the dog.
Consequence: Tommy's mother thinks he ate them and smiles and is happy.
Normative action: When mom isn't looking, Tommy takes the sprouts from his mouth and gives them to the dog.
Consequence: Tommy's older mother feels awful and sad and hurt by Tommy.
Divergent action: Tommy spits out all his brussel sprouts onto his plate and verbally denigrates them.
Consequence: Tommy's older mother feels awful and sad and hurt by Tommy.
Consequence: Tommy's mother thinks he ate them and smiles and is happy.
Divergent action: Tommy spits out all his brussel sprouts onto his plate and verbally denigrates them.
Normative action: Bruce talks to the women about their hobbies, favorite foods and long term goals.
Consequence: The women are glad that Bruce wants to know about them, and they show more interest in dating him.
Normative action: Bruce talks to the women about their hobbies, favorite foods and long term goals.
Consequence: The women get offended, tell Bruce that he's rude and that they no longer want to date him.
Divergent action: Bruce asks the women how tall they are and much they weigh.
Consequence: The women get offended, tell Bruce that he's rude and that they no longer want to date him.
Consequence: The women are glad that Bruce wants to know about them, and they show more interest in dating him.
Divergent action: Bruce asks the women how tall they are and much they weigh.
Normative action: Jill plays with her dog and rough houses with it for about twenty minutes.
Consequence: Jill's dog gets worn out and takes a nap and Jill is able to enjoy a calm evening afterwards.
Normative action: Jill plays with her dog and rough houses with it for about twenty minutes.
Consequence: The neighbors call animal control, and they take away Jill's dog.
Divergent action: Jill takes her dog outside and chains it up in the snow.
Consequence: The neighbors call animal control, and they take away Jill's dog.
Consequence: Jill's dog gets worn out and takes a nap and Jill is able to enjoy a calm evening afterwards.
Divergent action: Jill takes her dog outside and chains it up in the snow.
Normative action: John takes a deep breath and asks his kids if they want to go jogging with him.
Consequence: John's kids feel closer to John and are happy to run with him.
Normative action: John takes a deep breath and asks his kids if they want to go jogging with him.
Consequence: John's kids resent John and love him less and stay away from him.
Divergent action: John grabs a belt and swats his kids on the buttocks while raising his voice.
Consequence: John's kids resent John and love him less and stay away from him.
Consequence: John's kids feel closer to John and are happy to run with him.
Divergent action: John grabs a belt and swats his kids on the buttocks while raising his voice.
Normative action: Steve thinks that he's seeing things simply because he's been on so many weird medications lately, and tells his friends.
Consequence: His friends tell him to see if he can get the medication adjusted, and want to help him.
Normative action: Steve thinks that he's seeing things simply because he's been on so many weird medications lately, and tells his friends.
Consequence: His friends laugh at him and think he's gone off the deep end.
Divergent action: Steve thinks that a bunch of faeries broke into his house and rearranged his furniture, he tells his friends this.
Consequence: His friends laugh at him and think he's gone off the deep end.
Consequence: His friends tell him to see if he can get the medication adjusted, and want to help him.
Divergent action: Steve thinks that a bunch of faeries broke into his house and rearranged his furniture, he tells his friends this.
Normative action: Brad tells Teresa that what she said offended him and it was not appropriate.
Consequence: Teresa apologizes for what she said and continues to enjoy a positive relationship with her brother.
Normative action: Brad tells Teresa that what she said offended him and it was not appropriate.
Consequence: Teresa is sad and confused and misses having contact with her brother.
Divergent action: Brad cuts off all contact with Teresa and refuses to return her calls and messages.
Consequence: Teresa is sad and confused and misses having contact with her brother.
Consequence: Teresa apologizes for what she said and continues to enjoy a positive relationship with her brother.
Divergent action: Brad cuts off all contact with Teresa and refuses to return her calls and messages.
Normative action: Angie tells Levi that she grew up watching that movie and says it's a really good story with decent actors.
Consequence: Levi is glad that Angie also enjoys this film and invites her to watch with him.
Normative action: Angie tells Levi that she grew up watching that movie and says it's a really good story with decent actors.
Consequence: Levi feels embarrassed that his wife would ask him something like that.
Divergent action: Angie sarcastically asks Levi if he thinks Dirty Dancing might be too girly for him.
Consequence: Levi feels embarrassed that his wife would ask him something like that.
Consequence: Levi is glad that Angie also enjoys this film and invites her to watch with him.
Divergent action: Angie sarcastically asks Levi if he thinks Dirty Dancing might be too girly for him.
Normative action: John tells his sister that they should move on from their argument.
Consequence: John's relationship with his sister improves and after some time they forget about their argument.
Normative action: John tells his sister that they should move on from their argument.
Consequence: John's relationship with his sister becomes very cold, and they are never very close again.
Divergent action: John tells his sister he can't forgive the things she said during the argument and tells her not to contact him any more.
Consequence: John's relationship with his sister becomes very cold, and they are never very close again.
Consequence: John's relationship with his sister improves and after some time they forget about their argument.
Divergent action: John tells his sister he can't forgive the things she said during the argument and tells her not to contact him any more.
Normative action: Mandy listens to Kendra's stories and helps her take her mind off the fighting by doing fun things.
Consequence: Kendra appreciates Mandy's support, and they become closer friends.
Normative action: Mandy listens to Kendra's stories and helps her take her mind off the fighting by doing fun things.
Consequence: Kendra and her family find Mandy intrusive and tell her to butt out.
Divergent action: Mandy joins her friend and inserts herself into the Kendra's family's discussion.
Consequence: Kendra and her family find Mandy intrusive and tell her to butt out.
Consequence: Kendra appreciates Mandy's support, and they become closer friends.
Divergent action: Mandy joins her friend and inserts herself into the Kendra's family's discussion.
Normative action: Kim congratulates Tim, since she knows the moment she gave the ticket to Tim it's no longer hers.
Consequence: Tim is pleased with winning and glad Kim gave him such a great gift.
Normative action: Kim congratulates Tim, since she knows the moment she gave the ticket to Tim it's no longer hers.
Consequence: All of Kim's friends including Tim now despise Kim for taking the ticket back.
Divergent action: Kim says that since she paid for it that it's her ticket, so she takes it.
Consequence: All of Kim's friends including Tim now despise Kim for taking the ticket back.
Consequence: Tim is pleased with winning and glad Kim gave him such a great gift.
Divergent action: Kim says that since she paid for it that it's her ticket, so she takes it.
Normative action: Dick wears a t-shirt under his shirt and loosens his tie knot at work.
Consequence: Dick's boss doesn't notice Dick's modifications and is just glad that Dick is at work.
Normative action: Dick wears a t-shirt under his shirt and loosens his tie knot at work.
Consequence: Dick's boss thinks that Dick isn't taking his job seriously enough.
Divergent action: Dick untucks his shirt and stops wearing a tie to work.
Consequence: Dick's boss thinks that Dick isn't taking his job seriously enough.
Consequence: Dick's boss doesn't notice Dick's modifications and is just glad that Dick is at work.
Divergent action: Dick untucks his shirt and stops wearing a tie to work.
Normative action: Aron accepts that all kids are hyper and decides to just leave his son alone.
Consequence: Aron's son becomes less hyper with age and is happy.
Normative action: Aron accepts that all kids are hyper and decides to just leave his son alone.
Consequence: Aron's son starts to become self-conscious and feels that he did something wrong.
Divergent action: Aron takes his son to go see a child psychologist.
Consequence: Aron's son starts to become self-conscious and feels that he did something wrong.
Consequence: Aron's son becomes less hyper with age and is happy.
Divergent action: Aron takes his son to go see a child psychologist.
Normative action: Logan calls his father wanting to take him to his favorite buffet for his yard work.
Consequence: Logan's father enjoys eating good food at the buffet.
Normative action: Logan calls his father wanting to take him to his favorite buffet for his yard work.
Consequence: Logan's father feels hurt and used by his son.
Divergent action: Logan texts his father demanding that he continue doing his yard.
Consequence: Logan's father feels hurt and used by his son.
Consequence: Logan's father enjoys eating good food at the buffet.
Divergent action: Logan texts his father demanding that he continue doing his yard.
Normative action: Amy tells the new boss that she thinks he has a refreshingly youthful appearance.
Consequence: The new boss thanks Amy for the kind words about his appearance.
Normative action: Amy tells the new boss that she thinks he has a refreshingly youthful appearance.
Consequence: The new boss fires Amy for her unprofessional behavior at work.
Divergent action: Amy tries to hit on her boss in his office.
Consequence: The new boss fires Amy for her unprofessional behavior at work.
Consequence: The new boss thanks Amy for the kind words about his appearance.
Divergent action: Amy tries to hit on her boss in his office.
Normative action: Jim says that he's not a fan of the show but that everybody has different tastes in entertainment.
Consequence: Jim's friend is glad that even though he doesn't like the show he doesn't judge them for liking it.