CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Stan says that he's confident that James is telling the truth and supports Jame’s story.
Consequence: The man checks the camera footage and verifies that both Stan and James are lying, then calls the police.
Consequence: James pays what he actually owes and leaves the cafe safely.
Divergent action: Stan says that he's confident that James is telling the truth and supports Jame’s story.
Normative action: Jason stops at a red light and waits for the light to turn green.
Consequence: Jason arrives just in time and is able to cash his check.
Normative action: Jason stops at a red light and waits for the light to turn green.
Consequence: Jason gets pulled over by a cop, gets a ticket and doesn't make it to the bank in time.
Divergent action: Jason is in a hurry and runs a red light.
Consequence: Jason gets pulled over by a cop, gets a ticket and doesn't make it to the bank in time.
Consequence: Jason arrives just in time and is able to cash his check.
Divergent action: Jason is in a hurry and runs a red light.
Normative action: Once Jill's sister is back, Jill suggests helping her refresh her decor a bit.
Consequence: Jill's sister is happy with the suggestion and enjoys working on her house with Jill.
Normative action: Once Jill's sister is back, Jill suggests helping her refresh her decor a bit.
Consequence: Once she comes back, Jill's sister feels intruded upon and judged by Jill.
Divergent action: Jill decides to move furniture around and redecorate her sister's house, while her sister is gone.
Consequence: Once she comes back, Jill's sister feels intruded upon and judged by Jill.
Consequence: Jill's sister is happy with the suggestion and enjoys working on her house with Jill.
Divergent action: Jill decides to move furniture around and redecorate her sister's house, while her sister is gone.
Normative action: Jim explains simply that the item is broken and asks for a refund.
Consequence: The cashier apologizes, gives him his money back, and tells him to have a nice day.
Normative action: Jim explains simply that the item is broken and asks for a refund.
Consequence: The cashier gets the manager, who gives him his money back, then bans him from the store.
Divergent action: Jim uses lots of profanity when describing the item's condition and explaining what he wants.
Consequence: The cashier gets the manager, who gives him his money back, then bans him from the store.
Consequence: The cashier apologizes, gives him his money back, and tells him to have a nice day.
Divergent action: Jim uses lots of profanity when describing the item's condition and explaining what he wants.
Normative action: Benny eats dinner with his family and watches the football game with his father.
Consequence: Benny and his father have a great time bonding over the game.
Normative action: Benny eats dinner with his family and watches the football game with his father.
Consequence: Benny's mother and father are upset with him for not spending time with them.
Divergent action: Benny skips the family dinner and goes to the game with his friends.
Consequence: Benny's mother and father are upset with him for not spending time with them.
Consequence: Benny and his father have a great time bonding over the game.
Divergent action: Benny skips the family dinner and goes to the game with his friends.
Normative action: Eva contacts a local mental health clinic and begins discussing her symptoms with a professional.
Consequence: Eva is diagnosed and is given a treatment plan to help improve her quality of life and diminish her symptoms.
Normative action: Eva contacts a local mental health clinic and begins discussing her symptoms with a professional.
Consequence: Eva becomes addicted to alcohol and intoxicants, needing more treatment than she originally did.
Divergent action: Eva begins drinking and smoking excessively to cope with the issues she is facing.
Consequence: Eva becomes addicted to alcohol and intoxicants, needing more treatment than she originally did.
Consequence: Eva is diagnosed and is given a treatment plan to help improve her quality of life and diminish her symptoms.
Divergent action: Eva begins drinking and smoking excessively to cope with the issues she is facing.
Normative action: Lilian spends the evening with her lonely friend, and they watch a great comedy together.
Consequence: Lilian's friend has a great time and forgets about her problems.
Normative action: Lilian spends the evening with her lonely friend, and they watch a great comedy together.
Consequence: Lilian's friend spends her Saturday evening alone and is very sad.
Divergent action: Lilian tells her friend she is not free on Saturday evening and goes out with other friends instead.
Consequence: Lilian's friend spends her Saturday evening alone and is very sad.
Consequence: Lilian's friend has a great time and forgets about her problems.
Divergent action: Lilian tells her friend she is not free on Saturday evening and goes out with other friends instead.
Normative action: Zach calls his parents and asks to go to the party.
Consequence: Zach's parents are relieved and give him a reasonable time to be home.
Normative action: Zach calls his parents and asks to go to the party.
Consequence: Zach's parents get worried and go looking for him, getting him in trouble.
Divergent action: Zach goes to the party and doesn't call his parents, so they can't say "no".
Consequence: Zach's parents get worried and go looking for him, getting him in trouble.
Consequence: Zach's parents are relieved and give him a reasonable time to be home.
Divergent action: Zach goes to the party and doesn't call his parents, so they can't say "no".
Normative action: Adrian visits his mother at the hospital, and the two of them watch a stream of the concert.
Consequence: Having fun allows Adrian and his mother to open up about their struggles and feelings.
Normative action: Adrian visits his mother at the hospital, and the two of them watch a stream of the concert.
Consequence: Adrian doesn't get to speak with his mother before she passes away.
Divergent action: Adrian goes to the concert with his friend.
Consequence: Adrian doesn't get to speak with his mother before she passes away.
Consequence: Having fun allows Adrian and his mother to open up about their struggles and feelings.
Divergent action: Adrian goes to the concert with his friend.
Normative action: Elijah calls the taxi service and takes a taxi cab to work.
Consequence: Elijah makes it to work just in time for his shift to start.
Normative action: Elijah calls the taxi service and takes a taxi cab to work.
Consequence: Elijah goes to jail for taking the car without having permission to do so.
Divergent action: Elijah takes a car that he finds on the street and drives it to work.
Consequence: Elijah goes to jail for taking the car without having permission to do so.
Consequence: Elijah makes it to work just in time for his shift to start.
Divergent action: Elijah takes a car that he finds on the street and drives it to work.
Normative action: Johnny rushes to the meeting as fast as he can get there.
Consequence: Johnny arrives on time and his friends are pleased with him.
Normative action: Johnny rushes to the meeting as fast as he can get there.
Consequence: Johnny's friends are upset that Johnny arrived late to the meeting.
Divergent action: Johnny stops at a fast food place on the way there and buys some food.
Consequence: Johnny's friends are upset that Johnny arrived late to the meeting.
Consequence: Johnny arrives on time and his friends are pleased with him.
Divergent action: Johnny stops at a fast food place on the way there and buys some food.
Normative action: Candace asks Janine about her background and finds out she is the first from her family to go to college.
Consequence: Janine becomes good friends with Candace and starts school with confidence.
Normative action: Candace asks Janine about her background and finds out she is the first from her family to go to college.
Consequence: Janine feels isolated and lonely and ends up dropping out of school.
Divergent action: Candace won't hang out with her roommate Janine because Janine wears very plain clothes.
Consequence: Janine feels isolated and lonely and ends up dropping out of school.
Consequence: Janine becomes good friends with Candace and starts school with confidence.
Divergent action: Candace won't hang out with her roommate Janine because Janine wears very plain clothes.
Normative action: Jessica talks about how they didn't spend enough time together.
Consequence: Her friend calmly listens and agrees with what Jessica is saying.
Normative action: Jessica talks about how they didn't spend enough time together.
Consequence: Her friend replies that he never spend time with her before he got YouTube either.
Divergent action: Jessica blames Youtube for how her boyfriend acted and not spending time with her.
Consequence: Her friend replies that he never spend time with her before he got YouTube either.
Consequence: Her friend calmly listens and agrees with what Jessica is saying.
Divergent action: Jessica blames Youtube for how her boyfriend acted and not spending time with her.
Normative action: Ann is upfront about her intentions and slowly distances herself from the friend.
Consequence: Ann's friend understands the consequences of her behavior.
Normative action: Ann is upfront about her intentions and slowly distances herself from the friend.
Consequence: Ann's friend thinks she did nothing wrong and that Ann is a bad friend.
Divergent action: Ann cuts her friend out of her life and deletes her from social media.
Consequence: Ann's friend thinks she did nothing wrong and that Ann is a bad friend.
Consequence: Ann's friend understands the consequences of her behavior.
Divergent action: Ann cuts her friend out of her life and deletes her from social media.
Normative action: Ruth works extra hours during the week but makes sure to give herself two hours of self-care every day.
Consequence: Ruth feels tired but finds that her relaxation time makes her feel a lot better every day.
Normative action: Ruth works extra hours during the week but makes sure to give herself two hours of self-care every day.
Consequence: Ruth's paycheck isn't big enough to cover her rent, and she is charged a late fee.
Divergent action: Ruth takes the week off of work to stay home for a spa day and other self care rituals.
Consequence: Ruth's paycheck isn't big enough to cover her rent, and she is charged a late fee.
Consequence: Ruth feels tired but finds that her relaxation time makes her feel a lot better every day.
Divergent action: Ruth takes the week off of work to stay home for a spa day and other self care rituals.
Normative action: Jill places the bird cage on the patio, shuts the door, and lays down to sleep.
Consequence: The bird remains safe and Jill's roommate continues to enjoy her pet.
Normative action: Jill places the bird cage on the patio, shuts the door, and lays down to sleep.
Consequence: The bird flies away and Jill's roommate is sad her bird is gone.
Divergent action: Jill takes the bird out of it's cage and pushes it out the window then lays down to sleep.
Consequence: The bird flies away and Jill's roommate is sad her bird is gone.
Consequence: The bird remains safe and Jill's roommate continues to enjoy her pet.
Divergent action: Jill takes the bird out of it's cage and pushes it out the window then lays down to sleep.
Normative action: Sarah gets up and gives the woman her seat, holding on to a nearby pole for support.
Consequence: Sarah's bus ride goes quickly, and she feels glad to have helped someone.
Normative action: Sarah gets up and gives the woman her seat, holding on to a nearby pole for support.
Consequence: The old woman is made to stand on the crowded bus and falls at the next stop, causing Sarah to feel regretful.
Divergent action: Sarah notices the woman and puts her earbuds in to avoid being asked to give up her seat.
Consequence: The old woman is made to stand on the crowded bus and falls at the next stop, causing Sarah to feel regretful.
Consequence: Sarah's bus ride goes quickly, and she feels glad to have helped someone.
Divergent action: Sarah notices the woman and puts her earbuds in to avoid being asked to give up her seat.
Normative action: Neil tells Stella that he understands he did wrong, and he'll do anything to make it right.
Consequence: Stella is relieved that Neil will repay her in some way for doing her wrong.
Normative action: Neil tells Stella that he understands he did wrong, and he'll do anything to make it right.
Consequence: Stella is terrified that Neil is a violent psychopath and is sad she can't reason with him.
Divergent action: Neil tells Stella to quiet down, or he's going to make her quiet.
Consequence: Stella is terrified that Neil is a violent psychopath and is sad she can't reason with him.
Consequence: Stella is relieved that Neil will repay her in some way for doing her wrong.
Divergent action: Neil tells Stella to quiet down, or he's going to make her quiet.
Normative action: Henry chooses a more expensive design that features a wheelchair ramp.
Consequence: The business has no problem serving handicapped people.
Normative action: Henry chooses a more expensive design that features a wheelchair ramp.
Consequence: The business has to tear down and rebuild Henry's stairs later when they realize that disabled people can't get in.
Divergent action: Henry chooses an affordable design that only has stairs, with no ramps.
Consequence: The business has to tear down and rebuild Henry's stairs later when they realize that disabled people can't get in.
Consequence: The business has no problem serving handicapped people.
Divergent action: Henry chooses an affordable design that only has stairs, with no ramps.
Normative action: Nate suggests they all ride together, and they drive to the campsite in Ian's car.
Consequence: The group is able to make it to the campsite and each person saves money by contributing the fill one tank.
Normative action: Nate suggests they all ride together, and they drive to the campsite in Ian's car.
Consequence: Each person must get gas and the group spends $60 each to fill their tanks.
Divergent action: Nate suggests the group travel separately and everyone goes in the own car.
Consequence: Each person must get gas and the group spends $60 each to fill their tanks.
Consequence: The group is able to make it to the campsite and each person saves money by contributing the fill one tank.
Divergent action: Nate suggests the group travel separately and everyone goes in the own car.
Normative action: Lauren hires a babysitter to watch her daughter while she goes out with her friends.
Consequence: Lauren's daughter is kept safe by the babysitter and is less likely to get hurt.
Normative action: Lauren hires a babysitter to watch her daughter while she goes out with her friends.
Consequence: Lauren's daughter is unsupervised at the house and might get hurt.
Divergent action: Lauren leaves her daughter alone to go out to the bar with her friends.
Consequence: Lauren's daughter is unsupervised at the house and might get hurt.
Consequence: Lauren's daughter is kept safe by the babysitter and is less likely to get hurt.
Divergent action: Lauren leaves her daughter alone to go out to the bar with her friends.
Normative action: Mauricio asks a coworker to take notes from the seminar and email them to him.
Consequence: Mauricio stays in the know with what is going on at work without infecting others.
Normative action: Mauricio asks a coworker to take notes from the seminar and email them to him.
Consequence: Mauricio coughs and sneezes on everyone he speaks with, and is unable to focus on the seminar speakers.
Divergent action: Mauricio attends his work seminar while ill.
Consequence: Mauricio coughs and sneezes on everyone he speaks with, and is unable to focus on the seminar speakers.
Consequence: Mauricio stays in the know with what is going on at work without infecting others.
Divergent action: Mauricio attends his work seminar while ill.
Normative action: Ana asks her boyfriend if he'll cook breakfast, promising to cook dinner in exchange.
Consequence: Ana's boyfriend agrees to the deal, and they enjoy a day of sharing meals with each other.
Normative action: Ana asks her boyfriend if he'll cook breakfast, promising to cook dinner in exchange.
Consequence: Feeling disrespected, Ana's boyfriend leaves the house.
Divergent action: Ana tells her boyfriend to get in the kitchen, so he can start making pancakes.
Consequence: Feeling disrespected, Ana's boyfriend leaves the house.
Consequence: Ana's boyfriend agrees to the deal, and they enjoy a day of sharing meals with each other.
Divergent action: Ana tells her boyfriend to get in the kitchen, so he can start making pancakes.
Normative action: Sarah takes Jenny aside and tells her she is there if she wants to talk.
Consequence: Jenny appreciates Sarah's words and is able to return to the table in better spirits.
Normative action: Sarah takes Jenny aside and tells her she is there if she wants to talk.
Consequence: Jenny runs off to the bathroom to cry.
Divergent action: Sarah asks Jenny what her problem is and why she's being such a downer.
Consequence: Jenny runs off to the bathroom to cry.
Consequence: Jenny appreciates Sarah's words and is able to return to the table in better spirits.
Divergent action: Sarah asks Jenny what her problem is and why she's being such a downer.
Normative action: Sam defuses the situation with words and offers to buy the men a round of drinks.
Consequence: Sam enjoys the rest of his evening before heading back home.
Normative action: Sam defuses the situation with words and offers to buy the men a round of drinks.
Consequence: The police are called and Sam is arrested for assault.
Divergent action: Sam starts a fight, kicking and punching the men with his fists.
Consequence: The police are called and Sam is arrested for assault.
Consequence: Sam enjoys the rest of his evening before heading back home.
Divergent action: Sam starts a fight, kicking and punching the men with his fists.
Normative action: Ken offers to call them back tomorrow in order to be of more help at a better time.
Consequence: Ken's friend is able to get the help that they need.
Normative action: Ken offers to call them back tomorrow in order to be of more help at a better time.
Consequence: Ken's friend feels brushed off and it affects their friendship.
Divergent action: Ken hurries off the phone after a few minutes and leaves his friend to deal with their own problems.
Consequence: Ken's friend feels brushed off and it affects their friendship.
Consequence: Ken's friend is able to get the help that they need.
Divergent action: Ken hurries off the phone after a few minutes and leaves his friend to deal with their own problems.
Normative action: Kendra tells Mike that she's really angry with him and that she will never talk to him again.
Consequence: Mike understands why he hurt Kendra and vows to do better from here on out.
Normative action: Kendra tells Mike that she's really angry with him and that she will never talk to him again.
Consequence: Mike is sad to hear that Kendra is wishing death upon him and feels low about his worth.
Divergent action: Kendra tells Mike that she's angry with him and that she truly wishes he gets killed soon.
Consequence: Mike is sad to hear that Kendra is wishing death upon him and feels low about his worth.
Consequence: Mike understands why he hurt Kendra and vows to do better from here on out.
Divergent action: Kendra tells Mike that she's angry with him and that she truly wishes he gets killed soon.
Normative action: Jill waits for a better time to bring up the issue and explains how it made her feel.
Consequence: Jill's friend apologizes for what she said.
Normative action: Jill waits for a better time to bring up the issue and explains how it made her feel.
Consequence: Jill's friend becomes upset with her.
Divergent action: Jill immediately raises the issue with her friend at work which leads to an argument.
Consequence: Jill's friend becomes upset with her.
Consequence: Jill's friend apologizes for what she said.
Divergent action: Jill immediately raises the issue with her friend at work which leads to an argument.
Normative action: Pam takes a break and goes with a friend for a coffee.
Consequence: Pam's friend enjoys spending some time with her between schoolwork.
Normative action: Pam takes a break and goes with a friend for a coffee.
Consequence: Pam's friend is concerned about breaking the law.
Divergent action: Pam convinces her friend to give her some of her ADHD pills.
Consequence: Pam's friend is concerned about breaking the law.
Consequence: Pam's friend enjoys spending some time with her between schoolwork.
Divergent action: Pam convinces her friend to give her some of her ADHD pills.
Normative action: Andy tells his teammate that he'll make sure he comes to practice with some free kicks already under his belt.
Consequence: Andy's teammate is delighted with Andy's dedication and holds optimism for their season.
Normative action: Andy tells his teammate that he'll make sure he comes to practice with some free kicks already under his belt.
Consequence: Andy's teammate is annoyed that Andy will miss practice and the team will fall behind and so will Andy making their season worse.
Divergent action: Andy tells his teammate he's not feeling great, and he probably won't make it to practice this week.
Consequence: Andy's teammate is annoyed that Andy will miss practice and the team will fall behind and so will Andy making their season worse.
Consequence: Andy's teammate is delighted with Andy's dedication and holds optimism for their season.
Divergent action: Andy tells his teammate he's not feeling great, and he probably won't make it to practice this week.
Normative action: Ron goes to the meeting and tries to help come up with some solutions to problems.
Consequence: Ron's coworkers like what Ron has to offer and accept his ideas.
Normative action: Ron goes to the meeting and tries to help come up with some solutions to problems.
Consequence: Ron's coworkers think that Ron doesn't care and leave him out of some important decisions.
Divergent action: Ron goes to the meeting and stares off into space, thinking his own thoughts.
Consequence: Ron's coworkers think that Ron doesn't care and leave him out of some important decisions.
Consequence: Ron's coworkers like what Ron has to offer and accept his ideas.
Divergent action: Ron goes to the meeting and stares off into space, thinking his own thoughts.
Normative action: Adelle invites some of her friends over to watch movies.
Consequence: Adelle's friends introduce her to her new favorite movie.
Normative action: Adelle invites some of her friends over to watch movies.
Consequence: While she has fun watching the videos, Adelle goes to be feeling lonely because she misses her friends.
Divergent action: Adelle spends all night watching her favorite creators on youtube.
Consequence: While she has fun watching the videos, Adelle goes to be feeling lonely because she misses her friends.
Consequence: Adelle's friends introduce her to her new favorite movie.
Divergent action: Adelle spends all night watching her favorite creators on youtube.
Normative action: Fred decides to call up his mother and leaves a long message on her answering machine explaining his feelings about her tone.
Consequence: Fred's mother is glad Fred communicated with her about what made him so mad so she can work on fixing it.
Normative action: Fred decides to call up his mother and leaves a long message on her answering machine explaining his feelings about her tone.
Consequence: Fred's mother is devastated and in her frail old condition is unable to cope physically or emotionally.
Divergent action: Fred decides to call up the bank and cancel all outstanding bill payments on his account, essentially ensuring his mother's eviction.
Consequence: Fred's mother is devastated and in her frail old condition is unable to cope physically or emotionally.