CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Jim decides to clean his neighbor's apartment for some extra cash.
Consequence: Jim is later identified by fingerprints at the crime scene and goes to jail.
Divergent action: Jim decides to break in to his neighbor's apartment and sell some of their stuff at the local pawnshop.
Consequence: Jim is later identified by fingerprints at the crime scene and goes to jail.
Consequence: Jim becomes good friends with his neighbor in the process of working for him.
Divergent action: Jim decides to break in to his neighbor's apartment and sell some of their stuff at the local pawnshop.
Normative action: James tells the student he can play on his phone as long as he's silent.
Consequence: The problem student still doesn't learn anything, but at least isn't distracting the other students.
Normative action: James tells the student he can play on his phone as long as he's silent.
Consequence: James' student fell silent and started crying in class, prompting the student's parents to call the principal to complain.
Divergent action: James deliberately asked his problem student to solve impossible problems on the board in front of everyone.
Consequence: James' student fell silent and started crying in class, prompting the student's parents to call the principal to complain.
Consequence: The problem student still doesn't learn anything, but at least isn't distracting the other students.
Divergent action: James deliberately asked his problem student to solve impossible problems on the board in front of everyone.
Normative action: Harry tells his neighbor Charlie when he happens to see him, how he appreciates him mowing his lawn before his family comes.
Consequence: Charlie tells Harry that it's no problem, he is happy to help.
Normative action: Harry tells his neighbor Charlie when he happens to see him, how he appreciates him mowing his lawn before his family comes.
Consequence: Charlie tells Harry that if he doesn't quit calling him every day he won't mow his lawn at all.
Divergent action: Harry calls his neighbor Charlie every day reminding him that he said he would mow his lawn before the weekend.
Consequence: Charlie tells Harry that if he doesn't quit calling him every day he won't mow his lawn at all.
Consequence: Charlie tells Harry that it's no problem, he is happy to help.
Divergent action: Harry calls his neighbor Charlie every day reminding him that he said he would mow his lawn before the weekend.
Normative action: Michelle walks over to the dog and gives him some pets.
Consequence: The dogs owner come back and introduce themselves to Tina, they tell her where they adopted the dog, and she eventually adopts her own dog from the same place.
Normative action: Michelle walks over to the dog and gives him some pets.
Consequence: The dogs owner see's Michelle, and calls the police getting her arrested.
Divergent action: Michelle walks over to the tree, and unties the dog and tries to leave with it.
Consequence: The dogs owner see's Michelle, and calls the police getting her arrested.
Consequence: The dogs owner come back and introduce themselves to Tina, they tell her where they adopted the dog, and she eventually adopts her own dog from the same place.
Divergent action: Michelle walks over to the tree, and unties the dog and tries to leave with it.
Normative action: Marry reminds Josh of all his accomplishments, and urges him to keep going on.
Consequence: Josh is inspired by Mary's words, and he applies to several jobs.
Normative action: Marry reminds Josh of all his accomplishments, and urges him to keep going on.
Consequence: While Josh feels better for a little bit, Josh becomes heartbroken when he discovers Marry doesn't love him.
Divergent action: Mary flirts with Josh.
Consequence: While Josh feels better for a little bit, Josh becomes heartbroken when he discovers Marry doesn't love him.
Consequence: Josh is inspired by Mary's words, and he applies to several jobs.
Divergent action: Mary flirts with Josh.
Normative action: Sharon punches the boxing sandbag in her backyard.
Consequence: Sharon feels better.
Normative action: Sharon punches the boxing sandbag in her backyard.
Consequence: Jared's neighbor sees her and reports her to the police which results in Sharon being arrested.
Divergent action: Sharon damages the tires with a sharp knife.
Consequence: Jared's neighbor sees her and reports her to the police which results in Sharon being arrested.
Consequence: Sharon feels better.
Divergent action: Sharon damages the tires with a sharp knife.
Normative action: Harry jogs up to his friend for a quick high five.
Consequence: Harry's friend gives him a high five, and they chat for a moment.
Normative action: Harry jogs up to his friend for a quick high five.
Consequence: His friend falls over, terrified and gets very upset at Harry.
Divergent action: Harry waits behind a bush, and jumps out at his friend suddenly.
Consequence: His friend falls over, terrified and gets very upset at Harry.
Consequence: Harry's friend gives him a high five, and they chat for a moment.
Divergent action: Harry waits behind a bush, and jumps out at his friend suddenly.
Normative action: Jenna encourages her friend to move on to someone new by going on a double blind date.
Consequence: Jenna and her friend both end up hitting it off with the new people they meet.
Normative action: Jenna encourages her friend to move on to someone new by going on a double blind date.
Consequence: Jenna's friend feels like she took advantage of his emotional distress and becomes more distant.
Divergent action: One night when Jenna's friend comes over to cry about his breakup, Jenna propositions him.
Consequence: Jenna's friend feels like she took advantage of his emotional distress and becomes more distant.
Consequence: Jenna and her friend both end up hitting it off with the new people they meet.
Divergent action: One night when Jenna's friend comes over to cry about his breakup, Jenna propositions him.
Normative action: Alvin sends Beth a picture of himself even though he is worried she won't like his appearance.
Consequence: Beth thinks Alvin looks nice in his picture, and she is happy when they eventually meet in person.
Normative action: Alvin sends Beth a picture of himself even though he is worried she won't like his appearance.
Consequence: Beth is angry later on when they meet in person, and she realizes Alvin deceived her.
Divergent action: Alvin sends Beth a picture of his younger, athletic cousin and claims it is a picture of himself.
Consequence: Beth is angry later on when they meet in person, and she realizes Alvin deceived her.
Consequence: Beth thinks Alvin looks nice in his picture, and she is happy when they eventually meet in person.
Divergent action: Alvin sends Beth a picture of his younger, athletic cousin and claims it is a picture of himself.
Normative action: Mary asks her kid to explain the accident and promise to be careful next time.
Consequence: Her kid feels relieved and hugs Mary for her kindness and understanding.
Normative action: Mary asks her kid to explain the accident and promise to be careful next time.
Consequence: Her kid feels scared and immediately starts to cry.
Divergent action: Mary gets very furious while questioning her kid about the accident.
Consequence: Her kid feels scared and immediately starts to cry.
Consequence: Her kid feels relieved and hugs Mary for her kindness and understanding.
Divergent action: Mary gets very furious while questioning her kid about the accident.
Normative action: Bob changes the subject to try to improve things.
Consequence: The conversation is steered and the night improves.
Normative action: Bob changes the subject to try to improve things.
Consequence: Tyler and Janice get mad at Bob and tell him to stop butting in.
Divergent action: Bob says something negative about the arguement.
Consequence: Tyler and Janice get mad at Bob and tell him to stop butting in.
Consequence: The conversation is steered and the night improves.
Divergent action: Bob says something negative about the arguement.
Normative action: Fred shares a cookie with his brother.
Consequence: Fred's brother is happy and excited.
Normative action: Fred shares a cookie with his brother.
Consequence: Fred's brother is sad and begins to cry.
Divergent action: Fred refuses to share any of his cookies with his brother.
Consequence: Fred's brother is sad and begins to cry.
Consequence: Fred's brother is happy and excited.
Divergent action: Fred refuses to share any of his cookies with his brother.
Normative action: John kindly informs the man that he has parked across two spaces.
Consequence: The man apologizes and parks more considerately in the future.
Normative action: John kindly informs the man that he has parked across two spaces.
Consequence: The man throws the note away and doesn't correct his behavior.
Divergent action: John leaves a rude, passive aggressive note on the man's car about how he is parked.
Consequence: The man throws the note away and doesn't correct his behavior.
Consequence: The man apologizes and parks more considerately in the future.
Divergent action: John leaves a rude, passive aggressive note on the man's car about how he is parked.
Normative action: Susan approaches the puppies owner and asks if she can take a video.
Consequence: The owner thanks Susan for asking and proudly shows off their puppy.
Normative action: Susan approaches the puppies owner and asks if she can take a video.
Consequence: The owner catches Susan and yells at her for being rude.
Divergent action: Susan pretends to be looking at her phone while filming the puppy in secret.
Consequence: The owner catches Susan and yells at her for being rude.
Consequence: The owner thanks Susan for asking and proudly shows off their puppy.
Divergent action: Susan pretends to be looking at her phone while filming the puppy in secret.
Normative action: Drew asks Diana if she's happy with the state of their relationship.
Consequence: Diana appreciates Drew's concern over the health of the relationship, and they stay together.
Normative action: Drew asks Diana if she's happy with the state of their relationship.
Consequence: Diana finds out Drew's been violating her privacy and dumps him.
Divergent action: Drew starts hacking into Diana's e-mails and social media, trying to see if she's talking to any guys.
Consequence: Diana finds out Drew's been violating her privacy and dumps him.
Consequence: Diana appreciates Drew's concern over the health of the relationship, and they stay together.
Divergent action: Drew starts hacking into Diana's e-mails and social media, trying to see if she's talking to any guys.
Normative action: Robert keeps on looking for a partner and meets a cool girl with whom he sleeps.
Consequence: Robert's relationship with the new girl is wonderful and Robert is over the moon.
Normative action: Robert keeps on looking for a partner and meets a cool girl with whom he sleeps.
Consequence: The couple ends up divorcing because of that and Robert feels really guilty.
Divergent action: Robert has a tryst with the wife of the nice couple.
Consequence: The couple ends up divorcing because of that and Robert feels really guilty.
Consequence: Robert's relationship with the new girl is wonderful and Robert is over the moon.
Divergent action: Robert has a tryst with the wife of the nice couple.
Normative action: Jack takes his sister and her friends on fun outings throughout the summer.
Consequence: Jack gets to grow closer to his sister and make friends with her friends.
Normative action: Jack takes his sister and her friends on fun outings throughout the summer.
Consequence: Jack and his sister have a fight over his treatment of her friend and their relationship suffers.
Divergent action: Jack starts going out with his sisters best friend then breaks up with her when he heads back to college.
Consequence: Jack and his sister have a fight over his treatment of her friend and their relationship suffers.
Consequence: Jack gets to grow closer to his sister and make friends with her friends.
Divergent action: Jack starts going out with his sisters best friend then breaks up with her when he heads back to college.
Normative action: Dave tells the prostitute that she should find someone else to hang out with as she's not their type of friend.
Consequence: Dave's wife is happy that Dave understands the standards she holds their relationship up to.
Normative action: Dave tells the prostitute that she should find someone else to hang out with as she's not their type of friend.
Consequence: Dave's wife is angry that Dave doesn't see the problems that could arise out of that friendship and doesn't trust Dave's judgement.
Divergent action: Dave tells the prostitute that it's a great idea, and they should all go hang out a while and get to know each other.
Consequence: Dave's wife is angry that Dave doesn't see the problems that could arise out of that friendship and doesn't trust Dave's judgement.
Consequence: Dave's wife is happy that Dave understands the standards she holds their relationship up to.
Divergent action: Dave tells the prostitute that it's a great idea, and they should all go hang out a while and get to know each other.
Normative action: Dave tells Ken that it's refreshing to see someone raised by a non nuclear family once in a while.
Consequence: Ken is happy to see Dave appreciates the uniqueness of his family situation.
Normative action: Dave tells Ken that it's refreshing to see someone raised by a non nuclear family once in a while.
Consequence: Ken is offended that Dave has such archaic views and is angry with Dave's disrespect.
Divergent action: Dave tells Ken that he finds that quite frankly disgusting and that men shouldn't be with other men while raising a family.
Consequence: Ken is offended that Dave has such archaic views and is angry with Dave's disrespect.
Consequence: Ken is happy to see Dave appreciates the uniqueness of his family situation.
Divergent action: Dave tells Ken that he finds that quite frankly disgusting and that men shouldn't be with other men while raising a family.
Normative action: Jack files for divorce.
Consequence: Abby gets to live and no one goes to jail.
Normative action: Jack files for divorce.
Consequence: Abby dies and Jack might get caught and arrested.
Divergent action: Jack hires someone to kill Abby.
Consequence: Abby dies and Jack might get caught and arrested.
Consequence: Abby gets to live and no one goes to jail.
Divergent action: Jack hires someone to kill Abby.
Normative action: Tom thinks of a really fun game the whole team can play together.
Consequence: Everyone, including the shy coworker has a great time playing the game.
Normative action: Tom thinks of a really fun game the whole team can play together.
Consequence: The shy coworker is the butt of the joke and it ruins the whole experience for him.
Divergent action: Tom decides to play a prank on a shy coworker.
Consequence: The shy coworker is the butt of the joke and it ruins the whole experience for him.
Consequence: Everyone, including the shy coworker has a great time playing the game.
Divergent action: Tom decides to play a prank on a shy coworker.
Normative action: Andrew does some extra chores around the house in exchange for the game.
Consequence: Alex spends the rest of the week having fun playing the game.
Normative action: Andrew does some extra chores around the house in exchange for the game.
Consequence: Andrew's computer becomes infected with viruses from the download.
Divergent action: Andrew downloads the game from a torrent website.
Consequence: Andrew's computer becomes infected with viruses from the download.
Consequence: Alex spends the rest of the week having fun playing the game.
Divergent action: Andrew downloads the game from a torrent website.
Normative action: John approaches the classmate the following day and openly listens to their point view until they reach a mutual apology.
Consequence: John and the classmate become great friends over the course of John's college years and John makes lifelong memories.
Normative action: John approaches the classmate the following day and openly listens to their point view until they reach a mutual apology.
Consequence: John develops a reputation that causes people to avoid him and makes his college experience lonely and unpleasant.
Divergent action: John just ignores the issue and the classmate he had the issue with going forward.
Consequence: John develops a reputation that causes people to avoid him and makes his college experience lonely and unpleasant.
Consequence: John and the classmate become great friends over the course of John's college years and John makes lifelong memories.
Divergent action: John just ignores the issue and the classmate he had the issue with going forward.
Normative action: Jay and John work together to get the shed built in no time.
Consequence: Jay is happy with his shed and promises to help John in the future.
Normative action: Jay and John work together to get the shed built in no time.
Consequence: John gets pissed off and doesn't do any more favors for Jay.
Divergent action: Jay asks his friend, John, to help build the shed, but instead lets John do most of the work.
Consequence: John gets pissed off and doesn't do any more favors for Jay.
Consequence: Jay is happy with his shed and promises to help John in the future.
Divergent action: Jay asks his friend, John, to help build the shed, but instead lets John do most of the work.
Normative action: Sam comforts and hugs his son.
Consequence: Sam's son feels supported and feels much better.
Normative action: Sam comforts and hugs his son.
Consequence: Sam's son feels worse and runs to his room.
Divergent action: Sam tells his son to shut up and quit whining.
Consequence: Sam's son feels worse and runs to his room.
Consequence: Sam's son feels supported and feels much better.
Divergent action: Sam tells his son to shut up and quit whining.
Normative action: Stu pulls his friend aside and explains his hurt feelings.
Consequence: Stu's friend apologizes for accidentally hurting his feelings, and they make up.
Normative action: Stu pulls his friend aside and explains his hurt feelings.
Consequence: Stu's friend leaves the gathering and Stu is asked to leave.
Divergent action: Stu loudly yells at his friend calling him stupid and ugly.
Consequence: Stu's friend leaves the gathering and Stu is asked to leave.
Consequence: Stu's friend apologizes for accidentally hurting his feelings, and they make up.
Divergent action: Stu loudly yells at his friend calling him stupid and ugly.
Normative action: Bryce tells Amber that he's exhausted and asks if she wants to leave with him.
Consequence: Bryce and Amber both go home to relax and enjoy their evening together.
Normative action: Bryce tells Amber that he's exhausted and asks if she wants to leave with him.
Consequence: Amber freaks out with worry over where Bryce went and breaks up with him when she realizes he left her alone.
Divergent action: Bryce tells Amber he's going to the bathroom but goes to his car and leaves instead.
Consequence: Amber freaks out with worry over where Bryce went and breaks up with him when she realizes he left her alone.
Consequence: Bryce and Amber both go home to relax and enjoy their evening together.
Divergent action: Bryce tells Amber he's going to the bathroom but goes to his car and leaves instead.
Normative action: Jane follows her friends up to the bar as they order their drinks in turn and pay for them individually.
Consequence: The friends enjoy their drinks, the atmosphere and the evening together.
Normative action: Jane follows her friends up to the bar as they order their drinks in turn and pay for them individually.
Consequence: Jane's friend complains that Jane never pays for her own drinks and the mood is ruined for the evening.
Divergent action: Jane tells a friend what she wants to drink when the friend goes up to order a drink for themself.
Consequence: Jane's friend complains that Jane never pays for her own drinks and the mood is ruined for the evening.
Consequence: The friends enjoy their drinks, the atmosphere and the evening together.
Divergent action: Jane tells a friend what she wants to drink when the friend goes up to order a drink for themself.
Normative action: Mike buys a bicycle and is able to get to work on his own without relying on his sister.
Consequence: Mike's sister has more free time and is able to spend more time studying for her exams.
Normative action: Mike buys a bicycle and is able to get to work on his own without relying on his sister.
Consequence: Mike's sister misses a pop quiz and gets a poor grade in the class.
Divergent action: Mike insists his sister skip her accounting class to drive him to work one day.
Consequence: Mike's sister misses a pop quiz and gets a poor grade in the class.
Consequence: Mike's sister has more free time and is able to spend more time studying for her exams.
Divergent action: Mike insists his sister skip her accounting class to drive him to work one day.
Normative action: Dave tells Suzy that he'd be glad to drop her off since he's got nothing to do anyway.
Consequence: Suzy is happy she won't have to ride the bus and is glad she has such a good brother.
Normative action: Dave tells Suzy that he'd be glad to drop her off since he's got nothing to do anyway.
Consequence: Suzy is annoyed by Dave's laziness and is stressed that now she might not make it on time.
Divergent action: Dave tells Suzy he's relaxing right now and doesn't feel like getting up, so she should take the bus.
Consequence: Suzy is annoyed by Dave's laziness and is stressed that now she might not make it on time.
Consequence: Suzy is happy she won't have to ride the bus and is glad she has such a good brother.
Divergent action: Dave tells Suzy he's relaxing right now and doesn't feel like getting up, so she should take the bus.
Normative action: Zack shows up to Slater's house with Kelly.
Consequence: Slater is happy to have more people at his event and enjoys hanging out with both Zack and Kelly.
Normative action: Zack shows up to Slater's house with Kelly.
Consequence: Slater's feelings are hurt because Zack didn't keep his word.
Divergent action: Zack never show's up to Slater's celebration, instead going to the movies with Kelly.
Consequence: Slater's feelings are hurt because Zack didn't keep his word.
Consequence: Slater is happy to have more people at his event and enjoys hanging out with both Zack and Kelly.
Divergent action: Zack never show's up to Slater's celebration, instead going to the movies with Kelly.
Normative action: Andrea texts an ex-lover to join her after the party at her home for sex.
Consequence: Andrea has a good time enjoying sex with her former lover.
Normative action: Andrea texts an ex-lover to join her after the party at her home for sex.
Consequence: Andrea feels awkward around her coworker every day at work after their hookup.
Divergent action: Andrea comes on to her co-worker and takes him home to have intercourse.
Consequence: Andrea feels awkward around her coworker every day at work after their hookup.
Consequence: Andrea has a good time enjoying sex with her former lover.
Divergent action: Andrea comes on to her co-worker and takes him home to have intercourse.
Normative action: Melanie introduces her boyfriend's roommate to one of her good friends who she thinks will make a good match.
Consequence: Melanie's boyfriend is happy that Melanie helped his roommate and his feelings of love and loyalty for her increase.
Normative action: Melanie introduces her boyfriend's roommate to one of her good friends who she thinks will make a good match.
Consequence: Melanie's boyfriend is heartbroken and feels betrayed by Melanie and jealous of his roommate.
Divergent action: Melanie breaks up with her boyfriend, so she can ask out her boyfriend's roommate.
Consequence: Melanie's boyfriend is heartbroken and feels betrayed by Melanie and jealous of his roommate.
Consequence: Melanie's boyfriend is happy that Melanie helped his roommate and his feelings of love and loyalty for her increase.
Divergent action: Melanie breaks up with her boyfriend, so she can ask out her boyfriend's roommate.