CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Julie sees a friend in the store, but doesn't greet her, so she can not spend the time chatting and quickly leave.
Consequence: The friend's feelings are hurt because she saw Julie ignore her, so she tells their mutual friends that Julie is rude and avoids her in the future.
Consequence: The friend waves back, says she understands, and wishes Julie a speedy recovery.
Divergent action: Julie sees a friend in the store, but doesn't greet her, so she can not spend the time chatting and quickly leave.
Normative action: Dave tells Marsha that he's amazed by Tony's generosity and hopes that he can find a way to thank Tony and repay him.
Consequence: Marsha gains respect for Dave and is happy to see someone willing to give praise to a person they didn't get along in the past.
Normative action: Dave tells Marsha that he's amazed by Tony's generosity and hopes that he can find a way to thank Tony and repay him.
Consequence: Marsha is taken aback at the fact that Dave is seeking to point out negatives and doesn't seem to care about Tony's compliments.
Divergent action: Dave tells Marsha that it's about time that Tony did something useful as Tony is generally useless.
Consequence: Marsha is taken aback at the fact that Dave is seeking to point out negatives and doesn't seem to care about Tony's compliments.
Consequence: Marsha gains respect for Dave and is happy to see someone willing to give praise to a person they didn't get along in the past.
Divergent action: Dave tells Marsha that it's about time that Tony did something useful as Tony is generally useless.
Normative action: Paul calls his neighbor about the noise.
Consequence: Paul's neighbor decides to keep the dog in a room in the back of the house where neighbors can no longer hear the barking.
Normative action: Paul calls his neighbor about the noise.
Consequence: Paul's neighbor calls the police and Paul is arrested.
Divergent action: Paul decides to shoot the dog dead.
Consequence: Paul's neighbor calls the police and Paul is arrested.
Consequence: Paul's neighbor decides to keep the dog in a room in the back of the house where neighbors can no longer hear the barking.
Divergent action: Paul decides to shoot the dog dead.
Normative action: Toby pauses the game to answer his wife before returning to watching it.
Consequence: Toby's wife is happy that Toby took some time to address her question.
Normative action: Toby pauses the game to answer his wife before returning to watching it.
Consequence: Toby's wife feels insulted as she's sure that Toby heard her.
Divergent action: Toby pretends that he didn't hear his wife and keeps watching the game.
Consequence: Toby's wife feels insulted as she's sure that Toby heard her.
Consequence: Toby's wife is happy that Toby took some time to address her question.
Divergent action: Toby pretends that he didn't hear his wife and keeps watching the game.
Normative action: Mark asks Amy if she wants to join him at his house for dinner tomorrow.
Consequence: Mark and Amy have dinner at his house and have a good time.
Normative action: Mark asks Amy if she wants to join him at his house for dinner tomorrow.
Consequence: Mark makes Amy feel uncomfortable, and she spends less time with him.
Divergent action: Mark asks Amy if she will cook him dinner at her house tomorrow.
Consequence: Mark makes Amy feel uncomfortable, and she spends less time with him.
Consequence: Mark and Amy have dinner at his house and have a good time.
Divergent action: Mark asks Amy if she will cook him dinner at her house tomorrow.
Normative action: John tells Bill that he doesn't really enjoy watching Anime himself but that it's nice that Bill has something he loves, which is important in life.
Consequence: Bill is happy that John seems like an understanding fellow and is eager to get to know him better.
Normative action: John tells Bill that he doesn't really enjoy watching Anime himself but that it's nice that Bill has something he loves, which is important in life.
Consequence: Bill feels incredibly disrespected and also begins to feel sad and insecure about his hobby.
Divergent action: John tells Bill that Anime is basically a cartoon and cartoons are for children and adult idiots.
Consequence: Bill feels incredibly disrespected and also begins to feel sad and insecure about his hobby.
Consequence: Bill is happy that John seems like an understanding fellow and is eager to get to know him better.
Divergent action: John tells Bill that Anime is basically a cartoon and cartoons are for children and adult idiots.
Normative action: Eve asks her husband which chores he prefers to do, so they can get them done as a team.
Consequence: Eve and her husband get chores done efficiently and have more time to spend with each other.
Normative action: Eve asks her husband which chores he prefers to do, so they can get them done as a team.
Consequence: Eve's husband feels resentful and ends up doing things his own way, which upsets Eve more.
Divergent action: Eve makes up a detailed list of everything her husband has to do for her and criticizes him for falling short.
Consequence: Eve's husband feels resentful and ends up doing things his own way, which upsets Eve more.
Consequence: Eve and her husband get chores done efficiently and have more time to spend with each other.
Divergent action: Eve makes up a detailed list of everything her husband has to do for her and criticizes him for falling short.
Normative action: Trevor takes the time to end his current relationship before sleeping with the new girl he met.
Consequence: Trevor ends up in a long term relationship with the new girl and is very happy with her.
Normative action: Trevor takes the time to end his current relationship before sleeping with the new girl he met.
Consequence: His partner finds out about his cheating and it ends up ruining his relationships with both his partner and the new girl he met.
Divergent action: Trevor sleeps with the new girl he met behind his current partner's back.
Consequence: His partner finds out about his cheating and it ends up ruining his relationships with both his partner and the new girl he met.
Consequence: Trevor ends up in a long term relationship with the new girl and is very happy with her.
Divergent action: Trevor sleeps with the new girl he met behind his current partner's back.
Normative action: Jessica takes a few days off to go camping in the local state park.
Consequence: Jessica has a nice relaxing vacation.
Normative action: Jessica takes a few days off to go camping in the local state park.
Consequence: Jessica is fired when her boss finds out she was camping instead of being sick.
Divergent action: Jessica calls in sick to work to camping at a nearby lake resort.
Consequence: Jessica is fired when her boss finds out she was camping instead of being sick.
Consequence: Jessica has a nice relaxing vacation.
Divergent action: Jessica calls in sick to work to camping at a nearby lake resort.
Normative action: Brad apologizes and cleans up after spilling an order.
Consequence: Brad gets tipped well for being diligent on the job in front of patrons.
Normative action: Brad apologizes and cleans up after spilling an order.
Consequence: Brad doesn't get a tip because he offended the patrons who had brought their small kids.
Divergent action: Brad swears loudly when spilling an order in front of some patrons.
Consequence: Brad doesn't get a tip because he offended the patrons who had brought their small kids.
Consequence: Brad gets tipped well for being diligent on the job in front of patrons.
Divergent action: Brad swears loudly when spilling an order in front of some patrons.
Normative action: Todd goes to the store and grabs a sandwich for himself then makes a quick meal which Jane wants.
Consequence: Jane is grateful for the meal Todd made and is happy all day.
Normative action: Todd goes to the store and grabs a sandwich for himself then makes a quick meal which Jane wants.
Consequence: Jane didn't want the sandwich and skips lunch instead, ignoring Todd all day.
Divergent action: Todd goes to the restaurant anyway, picking up sandwiches to eat.
Consequence: Jane didn't want the sandwich and skips lunch instead, ignoring Todd all day.
Consequence: Jane is grateful for the meal Todd made and is happy all day.
Divergent action: Todd goes to the restaurant anyway, picking up sandwiches to eat.
Normative action: Rey opens the gift from their dad and says thank you even though they dislike the gift.
Consequence: Rey's dad wishes them a happy birthday and the party continues uninterrupted.
Normative action: Rey opens the gift from their dad and says thank you even though they dislike the gift.
Consequence: Rey's dad starts an argument and gets upset.
Divergent action: Rey doesn't open the gift their dad gave them and pretends to forget about it.
Consequence: Rey's dad starts an argument and gets upset.
Consequence: Rey's dad wishes them a happy birthday and the party continues uninterrupted.
Divergent action: Rey doesn't open the gift their dad gave them and pretends to forget about it.
Normative action: Carol turns her phone on silent and keeps it in her purse to focus fully on the conversation with Jimmy.
Consequence: Jimmy feels appreciated and grateful for Carol's undivided attention.
Normative action: Carol turns her phone on silent and keeps it in her purse to focus fully on the conversation with Jimmy.
Consequence: Jimmy feels ignored and hurt by Carol's constant focus on her phone.
Divergent action: Carol is constantly interrupting the conversation with Jimmy to respond to non-urgent text messages and check her social media pages.
Consequence: Jimmy feels ignored and hurt by Carol's constant focus on her phone.
Consequence: Jimmy feels appreciated and grateful for Carol's undivided attention.
Divergent action: Carol is constantly interrupting the conversation with Jimmy to respond to non-urgent text messages and check her social media pages.
Normative action: Chris asks a friend if they'll give him a ride since they're headed to the game too.
Consequence: Chris and his friend enjoy the game.
Normative action: Chris asks a friend if they'll give him a ride since they're headed to the game too.
Consequence: Chris's dad gets disciplined for being late to work.
Divergent action: Chris pressures his dad into driving him out of his way to the game, making his dad late to work.
Consequence: Chris's dad gets disciplined for being late to work.
Consequence: Chris and his friend enjoy the game.
Divergent action: Chris pressures his dad into driving him out of his way to the game, making his dad late to work.
Normative action: Bob uses his food stamps to buy good quality food.
Consequence: Bob eats well and stays healthy.
Normative action: Bob uses his food stamps to buy good quality food.
Consequence: Bob's body reacts poorly to the bad food and gives him health issues.
Divergent action: Bob buys nothing but ramen noodles because they're cheap, ignoring his food stamps.
Consequence: Bob's body reacts poorly to the bad food and gives him health issues.
Consequence: Bob eats well and stays healthy.
Divergent action: Bob buys nothing but ramen noodles because they're cheap, ignoring his food stamps.
Normative action: George tells Lily that he values her friendship, but isn't interested in a romantic relationship.
Consequence: Lily is let down but appreciates George's honesty and is able to move one.
Normative action: George tells Lily that he values her friendship, but isn't interested in a romantic relationship.
Consequence: Lily sees George dating another girl the following week and feels embarrassed and betrayed.
Divergent action: George tells Lily that he's only uninterested in her romantically because he is gay, which he isn’t.
Consequence: Lily sees George dating another girl the following week and feels embarrassed and betrayed.
Consequence: Lily is let down but appreciates George's honesty and is able to move one.
Divergent action: George tells Lily that he's only uninterested in her romantically because he is gay, which he isn’t.
Normative action: Matt rings his neighbor's doorbell and asks for the dog to be quiet, so he can sleep.
Consequence: Matt's neighbor gives the dog food so the dog stops barking, and Matt gets to sleep peacefully.
Normative action: Matt rings his neighbor's doorbell and asks for the dog to be quiet, so he can sleep.
Consequence: Matt's neighbor gets mad at him for yelling at the dog and it is very awkward when they see each other.
Divergent action: Matt goes outside and yells at his neighbor's dog to be quiet.
Consequence: Matt's neighbor gets mad at him for yelling at the dog and it is very awkward when they see each other.
Consequence: Matt's neighbor gives the dog food so the dog stops barking, and Matt gets to sleep peacefully.
Divergent action: Matt goes outside and yells at his neighbor's dog to be quiet.
Normative action: Jerry makes sure to be on time and meets everyone at the agreed time.
Consequence: Jerry and his friends have a nice night out together.
Normative action: Jerry makes sure to be on time and meets everyone at the agreed time.
Consequence: Jerry’s friends get annoyed and eat dinner without him.
Divergent action: Jerry takes his time getting ready and is an hour late to meet his friends out.
Consequence: Jerry’s friends get annoyed and eat dinner without him.
Consequence: Jerry and his friends have a nice night out together.
Divergent action: Jerry takes his time getting ready and is an hour late to meet his friends out.
Normative action: Jeremy tucks his napkin into his collar and carefully digs into his dinner.
Consequence: Jeremy feels excited that he and the girl had a nice date.
Normative action: Jeremy tucks his napkin into his collar and carefully digs into his dinner.
Consequence: Jeremy feels embarrassed when the girl he's with scolds him for being so messy.
Divergent action: Jeremy doesn't even grab his silverware, he just grabs the food with his hands and shoves it in his mouth.
Consequence: Jeremy feels embarrassed when the girl he's with scolds him for being so messy.
Consequence: Jeremy feels excited that he and the girl had a nice date.
Divergent action: Jeremy doesn't even grab his silverware, he just grabs the food with his hands and shoves it in his mouth.
Normative action: Joe tells his friend they have different types of humor.
Consequence: Joe's friend finds some memes they can both enjoy and laugh about.
Normative action: Joe tells his friend they have different types of humor.
Consequence: Joe becomes bored and stops paying attention.
Divergent action: Joe pretends to laugh even though he doesn't find the memes funny.
Consequence: Joe becomes bored and stops paying attention.
Consequence: Joe's friend finds some memes they can both enjoy and laugh about.
Divergent action: Joe pretends to laugh even though he doesn't find the memes funny.
Normative action: Tony provides Tom with a detailed statistical breakdown that proves Tony's team wins more often.
Consequence: Tom agrees to stop rooting for his old team and become a fan of Tony's team.
Normative action: Tony provides Tom with a detailed statistical breakdown that proves Tony's team wins more often.
Consequence: Tom calls the police on Tony who is arrested for assault.
Divergent action: Tony twists Tom's arm until Tom agrees that Tony's team is superior.
Consequence: Tom calls the police on Tony who is arrested for assault.
Consequence: Tom agrees to stop rooting for his old team and become a fan of Tony's team.
Divergent action: Tony twists Tom's arm until Tom agrees that Tony's team is superior.
Normative action: John tells Marty that he is having financial problems and that they've been bothering him quite a lot.
Consequence: John is relieved to get a stressful secret off his chest and feels better just by telling someone.
Normative action: John tells Marty that he is having financial problems and that they've been bothering him quite a lot.
Consequence: John's stress continues to eat at him inside as he suffers away.
Divergent action: John tells Marty that everything is fine and that Mary is probably just imagining things.
Consequence: John's stress continues to eat at him inside as he suffers away.
Consequence: John is relieved to get a stressful secret off his chest and feels better just by telling someone.
Divergent action: John tells Marty that everything is fine and that Mary is probably just imagining things.
Normative action: Paul calls his parents on video and shows himself opening their presents to him.
Consequence: Paul's parents feel loved and appreciated.
Normative action: Paul calls his parents on video and shows himself opening their presents to him.
Consequence: Paul's parents are offended and upset with their son.
Divergent action: Paul opens the presents and doesn't even give his parents a phone call.
Consequence: Paul's parents are offended and upset with their son.
Consequence: Paul's parents feel loved and appreciated.
Divergent action: Paul opens the presents and doesn't even give his parents a phone call.
Normative action: Dave yells to buster I'm coming and walks over to the door to let him out.
Consequence: Buster runs out to pee reliving himself and staying a happy dog in the process.
Normative action: Dave yells to buster I'm coming and walks over to the door to let him out.
Consequence: Buster feels confused and the pain from a full bladder continues to stress and hurt him.
Divergent action: Dave shifts in his lazy boy and yells from a distance at buster to open the door himself if he wants to go outside.
Consequence: Buster feels confused and the pain from a full bladder continues to stress and hurt him.
Consequence: Buster runs out to pee reliving himself and staying a happy dog in the process.
Divergent action: Dave shifts in his lazy boy and yells from a distance at buster to open the door himself if he wants to go outside.
Normative action: Mike offers to do yard work for his elderly neighbors.
Consequence: Mike makes extra money and some new friends.
Normative action: Mike offers to do yard work for his elderly neighbors.
Consequence: Mike is caught and goes to jail.
Divergent action: Mike sells fake subscriptions to his elderly neighbors.
Consequence: Mike is caught and goes to jail.
Consequence: Mike makes extra money and some new friends.
Divergent action: Mike sells fake subscriptions to his elderly neighbors.
Normative action: Jason asks his girlfriend if they can share her bed for the night.
Consequence: His girlfriend agrees to let Jason sleep on her bed and cuddles him while sleeping.
Normative action: Jason asks his girlfriend if they can share her bed for the night.
Consequence: His girlfriend feels offended and immediately asks Jason to leave her home.
Divergent action: Jason forces his girlfriend to suck his penis even though she is not in a mood to do so.
Consequence: His girlfriend feels offended and immediately asks Jason to leave her home.
Consequence: His girlfriend agrees to let Jason sleep on her bed and cuddles him while sleeping.
Divergent action: Jason forces his girlfriend to suck his penis even though she is not in a mood to do so.
Normative action: Jim tells Carolyn that out of respect for Dave they shouldn't really get involved with each other that way.
Consequence: Dave is delighted that Jim is doing what he can to maintain the trio as a good friendship.
Normative action: Jim tells Carolyn that out of respect for Dave they shouldn't really get involved with each other that way.
Consequence: Dave is sad that he seems to be left out of the trio now as two of his friends are hooking up.
Divergent action: Jim tells Carolyn that he thinks that's a great idea since he finds her very attractive.
Consequence: Dave is sad that he seems to be left out of the trio now as two of his friends are hooking up.
Consequence: Dave is delighted that Jim is doing what he can to maintain the trio as a good friendship.
Divergent action: Jim tells Carolyn that he thinks that's a great idea since he finds her very attractive.
Normative action: Dave tells Max that he's going to look up some recipes online and cook a meal for the family since Wendy can't.
Consequence: Wendy is delighted that Dave cares enough to cook for the family even though he doesn't normally do so.
Normative action: Dave tells Max that he's going to look up some recipes online and cook a meal for the family since Wendy can't.
Consequence: Wendy feels concerned that Max is going to eat unhealthy and that Dave doesn't seem to care.
Divergent action: Dave tells Max that since Wendy's tired today and can't cook he's just going to order a pizza tonight.
Consequence: Wendy feels concerned that Max is going to eat unhealthy and that Dave doesn't seem to care.
Consequence: Wendy is delighted that Dave cares enough to cook for the family even though he doesn't normally do so.
Divergent action: Dave tells Max that since Wendy's tired today and can't cook he's just going to order a pizza tonight.
Normative action: Margaret asks Alexandria if they could have a moment alone and discusses her dispute issues in private.
Consequence: Margaret and Alexandria work through their issues together in a productive manner and return to watching the children.
Normative action: Margaret asks Alexandria if they could have a moment alone and discusses her dispute issues in private.
Consequence: The children become confused and distressed seeing Margaret in her agitated state, prompting Alexandria to ask her to get a ride home.
Divergent action: Margaret becomes intoxicated and loudly announces her issues with Alexandria.
Consequence: The children become confused and distressed seeing Margaret in her agitated state, prompting Alexandria to ask her to get a ride home.
Consequence: Margaret and Alexandria work through their issues together in a productive manner and return to watching the children.
Divergent action: Margaret becomes intoxicated and loudly announces her issues with Alexandria.
Normative action: Sally takes some of the chocolates for herself then shares the rest with the whole class.
Consequence: Sally's classmates are very pleased with her and think she is very nice.
Normative action: Sally takes some of the chocolates for herself then shares the rest with the whole class.
Consequence: Sally's classmates think she is very selfish and don't like her much after that day.
Divergent action: Sally keeps the whole bag of chocolates for herself, eating it all by the end of the day.
Consequence: Sally's classmates think she is very selfish and don't like her much after that day.
Consequence: Sally's classmates are very pleased with her and think she is very nice.
Divergent action: Sally keeps the whole bag of chocolates for herself, eating it all by the end of the day.
Normative action: Janet makes a quick trip to the store to buy new steaks for the meal.
Consequence: Janet and her family have a nice steak dinner which they all enjoy very much.
Normative action: Janet makes a quick trip to the store to buy new steaks for the meal.
Consequence: Janet and her family feel sick that night and during the following day.
Divergent action: Janet makes the expired steaks for dinner even though they don't seem that fresh.
Consequence: Janet and her family feel sick that night and during the following day.
Consequence: Janet and her family have a nice steak dinner which they all enjoy very much.
Divergent action: Janet makes the expired steaks for dinner even though they don't seem that fresh.
Normative action: Max tells his friend how he is hurt by him.
Consequence: Max has a conversation with his friend and the whole situation resolves peacefully.
Normative action: Max tells his friend how he is hurt by him.
Consequence: Max's friend dies in an accident and Max never recovers from the guilt.
Divergent action: Max wishes his friend would get hurt in an accident.
Consequence: Max's friend dies in an accident and Max never recovers from the guilt.
Consequence: Max has a conversation with his friend and the whole situation resolves peacefully.
Divergent action: Max wishes his friend would get hurt in an accident.
Normative action: Tom admits that he is the one who broke the mirror.
Consequence: Tom feels better after telling the truth.