CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Jasmine finds a buyer for the heirlooms and makes enough money to cover most of her childrens' college costs.
Divergent action: Jasmine decides to throw the heirlooms away to save herself the trouble of moving them.
Normative action: Mary is honest with John about her insecurities.
Consequence: Mary is better able to handle the temporary distance after John adjusts his schedule to give her more attention.
Normative action: Mary is honest with John about her insecurities.
Consequence: After embarrassing John in front of his coworkers Mary and John grow further apart.
Divergent action: Mary follows John and confronts him when he goes for a meal with coworkers after work.
Consequence: After embarrassing John in front of his coworkers Mary and John grow further apart.
Consequence: Mary is better able to handle the temporary distance after John adjusts his schedule to give her more attention.
Divergent action: Mary follows John and confronts him when he goes for a meal with coworkers after work.
Normative action: Julian goes to the shop the next day and buys the ring.
Consequence: Julian is proud to wear the ring that he bought.
Normative action: Julian goes to the shop the next day and buys the ring.
Consequence: Julian is caught on hidden camera and is arrested the following day.
Divergent action: Julian makes a hole in the glass using a rock and reaches in and picks up the ring.
Consequence: Julian is caught on hidden camera and is arrested the following day.
Consequence: Julian is proud to wear the ring that he bought.
Divergent action: Julian makes a hole in the glass using a rock and reaches in and picks up the ring.
Normative action: Mike complains to the Homeowner's Association, and the neighbor is forced to remove the signs which are in violation of the covenants.
Consequence: The neighbor never knows who complained, and Mike no longer has to look at the signs.
Normative action: Mike complains to the Homeowner's Association, and the neighbor is forced to remove the signs which are in violation of the covenants.
Consequence: Mike is reported to the police, arrested, and fined.
Divergent action: Mike rips down the signs, tearing them to bits and leaving the mess in his neighbor's yard.
Consequence: Mike is reported to the police, arrested, and fined.
Consequence: The neighbor never knows who complained, and Mike no longer has to look at the signs.
Divergent action: Mike rips down the signs, tearing them to bits and leaving the mess in his neighbor's yard.
Normative action: Fred takes the gift back to the store and exchanges it for store credit.
Consequence: Fred is able to get something he really likes and is happy with his decision.
Normative action: Fred takes the gift back to the store and exchanges it for store credit.
Consequence: Fred never uses the gift and it just sits in his closet cluttering up his house.
Divergent action: Fred decides to keep the gift even though he doesn't really want it.
Consequence: Fred never uses the gift and it just sits in his closet cluttering up his house.
Consequence: Fred is able to get something he really likes and is happy with his decision.
Divergent action: Fred decides to keep the gift even though he doesn't really want it.
Normative action: Kyle says that it's hard to find a woman who works well with his personality and interests.
Consequence: Kyle's friends offer to try to find a woman who fits well with who he is.
Normative action: Kyle says that it's hard to find a woman who works well with his personality and interests.
Consequence: Kyle's friends are disgusted and tell others about his views on women.
Divergent action: Kyle says that women are just a "hole" and that he doesn't want to deal with their personal issues.
Consequence: Kyle's friends are disgusted and tell others about his views on women.
Consequence: Kyle's friends offer to try to find a woman who fits well with who he is.
Divergent action: Kyle says that women are just a "hole" and that he doesn't want to deal with their personal issues.
Normative action: Jim makes a joke by saying that he loves punk music, so thank you for the compliment.
Consequence: Zoe thinks Jim is witty and everyone at the dinner table laughs it off.
Normative action: Jim makes a joke by saying that he loves punk music, so thank you for the compliment.
Consequence: Zoe is angry that Jim said that, and they end up in an argument.
Divergent action: Jim tells Zoe's mom that her dress makes her look overweight.
Consequence: Zoe is angry that Jim said that, and they end up in an argument.
Consequence: Zoe thinks Jim is witty and everyone at the dinner table laughs it off.
Divergent action: Jim tells Zoe's mom that her dress makes her look overweight.
Normative action: Hector offers to drive the tourists and gives them a group rate.
Consequence: The tourists accept the group rate and thank Hector for his openness.
Normative action: Hector offers to drive the tourists and gives them a group rate.
Consequence: The tourists have to pay several times more than what they thought and are very angry at Hector.
Divergent action: Hector offers to drive the tourists for a price, neglecting to tell them that the price is only per person and not for the group.
Consequence: The tourists have to pay several times more than what they thought and are very angry at Hector.
Consequence: The tourists accept the group rate and thank Hector for his openness.
Divergent action: Hector offers to drive the tourists for a price, neglecting to tell them that the price is only per person and not for the group.
Normative action: Jeff accepts to help his brother, but tells him he won't be able to move heavy objects.
Consequence: Jeff's brother is happy Jeff came and feels grateful.
Normative action: Jeff accepts to help his brother, but tells him he won't be able to move heavy objects.
Consequence: Jeff's brother is quite disappointed in Jeff and feels his brother is letting him down.
Divergent action: Jeff turns his brother down and has a very restful weekend.
Consequence: Jeff's brother is quite disappointed in Jeff and feels his brother is letting him down.
Consequence: Jeff's brother is happy Jeff came and feels grateful.
Divergent action: Jeff turns his brother down and has a very restful weekend.
Normative action: Tom asks the other students if he can join in the game with them.
Consequence: Tom is allowed to play kickball with the other students and has a great time.
Normative action: Tom asks the other students if he can join in the game with them.
Consequence: The other students tell their teacher that Tom threatened them, and he is given detention.
Divergent action: Tom threatens to beat up the other kids if they don't let him play with them.
Consequence: The other students tell their teacher that Tom threatened them, and he is given detention.
Consequence: Tom is allowed to play kickball with the other students and has a great time.
Divergent action: Tom threatens to beat up the other kids if they don't let him play with them.
Normative action: Stacy tugs on her mom's arm and asks her where the man's arm is.
Consequence: Stacy's mom answers her while the man walks by, ignorant of their conversation.
Normative action: Stacy tugs on her mom's arm and asks her where the man's arm is.
Consequence: The man looks embarrassed and quickly walks away.
Divergent action: Stacy points at the man and says, "Mommy, what's wrong with that man?".
Consequence: The man looks embarrassed and quickly walks away.
Consequence: Stacy's mom answers her while the man walks by, ignorant of their conversation.
Divergent action: Stacy points at the man and says, "Mommy, what's wrong with that man?".
Normative action: Ronald encourages his daughter to follow her creative passions and pursue art.
Consequence: Ronald's daughter appreciates his support and develops useful creative skills.
Normative action: Ronald encourages his daughter to follow her creative passions and pursue art.
Consequence: Ronald's daughter resents him for not allowing her to follow her interests.
Divergent action: Ronald refuses to let his daughter take art classes because he wants her to focus on science, so she can get a good job.
Consequence: Ronald's daughter resents him for not allowing her to follow her interests.
Consequence: Ronald's daughter appreciates his support and develops useful creative skills.
Divergent action: Ronald refuses to let his daughter take art classes because he wants her to focus on science, so she can get a good job.
Normative action: Jan decides to just let it go and continues on his way to go shopping.
Consequence: Jan is able to avoid a conflict and get his groceries safely.
Normative action: Jan decides to just let it go and continues on his way to go shopping.
Consequence: The other driver notices and throws a drink out of his window which hits Jan's car and scratches the paint.
Divergent action: Jan yells obscenities and flips off the other driver.
Consequence: The other driver notices and throws a drink out of his window which hits Jan's car and scratches the paint.
Consequence: Jan is able to avoid a conflict and get his groceries safely.
Divergent action: Jan yells obscenities and flips off the other driver.
Normative action: Jo orders a large pizza to be delivered to her house.
Consequence: Joe really enjoys the pizza that she had delivered to her house.
Normative action: Jo orders a large pizza to be delivered to her house.
Consequence: Jo gets food poisoning and ends up throwing up the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Jo finds an expired container of yogurt in the refrigerator and decides to eat it.
Consequence: Jo gets food poisoning and ends up throwing up the rest of the day.
Consequence: Joe really enjoys the pizza that she had delivered to her house.
Divergent action: Jo finds an expired container of yogurt in the refrigerator and decides to eat it.
Normative action: James brings with portable gaming console with him on the fishing trip.
Consequence: James plays games while waiting for the fish to bite his bait.
Normative action: James brings with portable gaming console with him on the fishing trip.
Consequence: James' father calls James unappreciative and says he's cutting off James' allowance.
Divergent action: James tells his father that fishing is boring, and he's staying home.
Consequence: James' father calls James unappreciative and says he's cutting off James' allowance.
Consequence: James plays games while waiting for the fish to bite his bait.
Divergent action: James tells his father that fishing is boring, and he's staying home.
Normative action: Chris allows the boy to play the game giving him pointers on how to beat the stage.
Consequence: Chris and the boy become good friends.
Normative action: Chris allows the boy to play the game giving him pointers on how to beat the stage.
Consequence: Chris is later scolded for his actions.
Divergent action: Chris sticks his tongue out at the boy and laughs at his pimple.
Consequence: Chris is later scolded for his actions.
Consequence: Chris and the boy become good friends.
Divergent action: Chris sticks his tongue out at the boy and laughs at his pimple.
Normative action: Dave quietly observes the performance of John who surprises him with superior skills in basketball.
Consequence: John feels proud that he shows his fullest strength in the tryout and gets accepted by the team.
Normative action: Dave quietly observes the performance of John who surprises him with superior skills in basketball.
Consequence: John feels offended and frustrated by Dave's comments.
Divergent action: Dave tells John that his tiny body and strength is a disadvantage in playing basketball.
Consequence: John feels offended and frustrated by Dave's comments.
Consequence: John feels proud that he shows his fullest strength in the tryout and gets accepted by the team.
Divergent action: Dave tells John that his tiny body and strength is a disadvantage in playing basketball.
Normative action: After reading several chapters of his favorite book, Josh cooks supper for himself and Jared.
Consequence: Jared and Josh have a nice meal together.
Normative action: After reading several chapters of his favorite book, Josh cooks supper for himself and Jared.
Consequence: Jared snaps at Josh for his behavior.
Divergent action: Josh watches a super hero movie in the common area on a loud volume.
Consequence: Jared snaps at Josh for his behavior.
Consequence: Jared and Josh have a nice meal together.
Divergent action: Josh watches a super hero movie in the common area on a loud volume.
Normative action: Dinah stands by her husband and gives him advice about his family when he asks her for it.
Consequence: Dinah's husband feels supported and takes some of Dinah's advice.
Normative action: Dinah stands by her husband and gives him advice about his family when he asks her for it.
Consequence: Dinah's husband and his family all get upset at each other and at Dinah for meddling.
Divergent action: Dinah pretends to be her husband and sends his family members messages calling them out for their poor behavior.
Consequence: Dinah's husband and his family all get upset at each other and at Dinah for meddling.
Consequence: Dinah's husband feels supported and takes some of Dinah's advice.
Divergent action: Dinah pretends to be her husband and sends his family members messages calling them out for their poor behavior.
Normative action: Harley works very hard to write the best essay they can.
Consequence: Harley gets a good grade because of her efforts.
Normative action: Harley works very hard to write the best essay they can.
Consequence: Harley gets caught and suspended from school.
Divergent action: Harley copies a paper that her smart friend wrote when they took the class.
Consequence: Harley gets caught and suspended from school.
Consequence: Harley gets a good grade because of her efforts.
Divergent action: Harley copies a paper that her smart friend wrote when they took the class.
Normative action: Jane advises Mary to keep watch of her weight in order to stay healthy.
Consequence: Mary thanks Jane for her advice, and they start to talk about ways to lose weight.
Normative action: Jane advises Mary to keep watch of her weight in order to stay healthy.
Consequence: Mary feels hurt and refuses to talk.
Divergent action: Jane criticizes that Mary must have eaten a lot during the summer that has caused her to look obese.
Consequence: Mary feels hurt and refuses to talk.
Consequence: Mary thanks Jane for her advice, and they start to talk about ways to lose weight.
Divergent action: Jane criticizes that Mary must have eaten a lot during the summer that has caused her to look obese.
Normative action: Stacey kindly asks Chloe to pass the salt.
Consequence: Chloe gladly passes the salt over to Stacey with a smile.
Normative action: Stacey kindly asks Chloe to pass the salt.
Consequence: Chloe feels disrespected and gets up to leave the table.
Divergent action: Stacey looks at Chloe and rudely shouts, "hurry up and give me the salt!".
Consequence: Chloe feels disrespected and gets up to leave the table.
Consequence: Chloe gladly passes the salt over to Stacey with a smile.
Divergent action: Stacey looks at Chloe and rudely shouts, "hurry up and give me the salt!".
Normative action: Grace asks bobby about how he has been feeling in their relationship, and he tells her some of the problems that he has been thinking about.
Consequence: Grace and bobby work on their problems and the relationship is able to continue growing.
Normative action: Grace asks bobby about how he has been feeling in their relationship, and he tells her some of the problems that he has been thinking about.
Consequence: Bobby lies about everything being fine, and he and Grace continue having problems until their relationship unravels.
Divergent action: Grace asks Bobby how he has been feeling in the relationship, and he says that everything is fine.
Consequence: Bobby lies about everything being fine, and he and Grace continue having problems until their relationship unravels.
Consequence: Grace and bobby work on their problems and the relationship is able to continue growing.
Divergent action: Grace asks Bobby how he has been feeling in the relationship, and he says that everything is fine.
Normative action: Tom practices his juggling outside with a group of oranges.
Consequence: Tom learns to juggle and does well in the talent show.
Normative action: Tom practices his juggling outside with a group of oranges.
Consequence: Tom drops some of the dishes and breaks them when they land on the floor.
Divergent action: Tom uses his mother's good dishes to practice his juggling skills.
Consequence: Tom drops some of the dishes and breaks them when they land on the floor.
Consequence: Tom learns to juggle and does well in the talent show.
Divergent action: Tom uses his mother's good dishes to practice his juggling skills.
Normative action: Jim picks up the money and returns it to the person in front of him.
Consequence: Jim is thanked by the person and is offered to have his coffee paid for.
Normative action: Jim picks up the money and returns it to the person in front of him.
Consequence: Jim is called out by another customer and is forced to return the money.
Divergent action: Jim looks around before picking up the $100 bill and places it in his pocket.
Consequence: Jim is called out by another customer and is forced to return the money.
Consequence: Jim is thanked by the person and is offered to have his coffee paid for.
Divergent action: Jim looks around before picking up the $100 bill and places it in his pocket.
Normative action: John calmly gets Mary's attention and kindly asks for her help in the kitchen.
Consequence: Mary agrees to help John and the enchiladas turn out great.
Normative action: John calmly gets Mary's attention and kindly asks for her help in the kitchen.
Consequence: Mary is startled and irritated that John scared her, so she declines to help him cook.
Divergent action: John sneaks up behind his sister and grabs her shoulder to get her attention and ask her for help.
Consequence: Mary is startled and irritated that John scared her, so she declines to help him cook.
Consequence: Mary agrees to help John and the enchiladas turn out great.
Divergent action: John sneaks up behind his sister and grabs her shoulder to get her attention and ask her for help.
Normative action: Jackie asks Bobby to fix her computer and pays him the small fee that he asks for.
Consequence: Jackie's computer is fixed, and she is able to continue using it for her work projects.
Normative action: Jackie asks Bobby to fix her computer and pays him the small fee that he asks for.
Consequence: Jackie's computer works long enough to finish her project but breaks after, and she has to spend $200 to have her problem fixed.
Divergent action: Jackie asks Bobby to help fix her computer but says no when he asks for payment, causing Bobby to rush through the repairs.
Consequence: Jackie's computer works long enough to finish her project but breaks after, and she has to spend $200 to have her problem fixed.
Consequence: Jackie's computer is fixed, and she is able to continue using it for her work projects.
Divergent action: Jackie asks Bobby to help fix her computer but says no when he asks for payment, causing Bobby to rush through the repairs.
Normative action: James tries to compliment his date instead of insulting her to win her over.
Consequence: James' date begins to feel a connection, and they both laugh and talk for hours.
Normative action: James tries to compliment his date instead of insulting her to win her over.
Consequence: James' date just feels insulted and the date goes horribly.
Divergent action: James tries to 'neg' his date by insulting her weight in an effort to seduce her.
Consequence: James' date just feels insulted and the date goes horribly.
Consequence: James' date begins to feel a connection, and they both laugh and talk for hours.
Divergent action: James tries to 'neg' his date by insulting her weight in an effort to seduce her.
Normative action: Jenny spends the day exploring the exotic locales and masturbates before bedtime to fantasies about sexual encounters there.
Consequence: Jenny has a great experience of the island and comes home rested and happy.
Normative action: Jenny spends the day exploring the exotic locales and masturbates before bedtime to fantasies about sexual encounters there.
Consequence: Jenny gets depressed because she has not seen anything outside her hotel room on the exotic island.
Divergent action: Jenny spends the entire time in her hotel masturbating with sex toys to online porn.
Consequence: Jenny gets depressed because she has not seen anything outside her hotel room on the exotic island.
Consequence: Jenny has a great experience of the island and comes home rested and happy.
Divergent action: Jenny spends the entire time in her hotel masturbating with sex toys to online porn.
Normative action: Tim and his boss present Tim's idea to the management team at his company.
Consequence: Tim gets a huge bonus for creating the successful program.
Normative action: Tim and his boss present Tim's idea to the management team at his company.
Consequence: Tim doesn't get promoted even though his program is very successful.
Divergent action: Tim lets his boss take credit for the program thinking that the program will be more likely to be approved that way.
Consequence: Tim doesn't get promoted even though his program is very successful.
Consequence: Tim gets a huge bonus for creating the successful program.
Divergent action: Tim lets his boss take credit for the program thinking that the program will be more likely to be approved that way.
Normative action: Blake asks Amy if he can close the safe door, and she watches as he does it.
Consequence: The safe is secure and Amy is grateful to Blake for pointing out such an important mistake.
Normative action: Blake asks Amy if he can close the safe door, and she watches as he does it.
Consequence: Security footage reveals Blake's theft, and he must appear in court and lose his job.
Divergent action: Blake approaches the safe while Amy isn't looking, takes a stack of money, and closes the door quietly.
Consequence: Security footage reveals Blake's theft, and he must appear in court and lose his job.
Consequence: The safe is secure and Amy is grateful to Blake for pointing out such an important mistake.
Divergent action: Blake approaches the safe while Amy isn't looking, takes a stack of money, and closes the door quietly.
Normative action: Bob calls to tell his boss that he'll be working remotely today.
Consequence: Bob gets out his laptop and works from home while sick to avoid getting his coworkers sick.
Normative action: Bob calls to tell his boss that he'll be working remotely today.
Consequence: Bob gets all his coworkers sick and drops the company productivity to a crawl.
Divergent action: Bob goes to work sick and keeps working all day like any other day.
Consequence: Bob gets all his coworkers sick and drops the company productivity to a crawl.
Consequence: Bob gets out his laptop and works from home while sick to avoid getting his coworkers sick.
Divergent action: Bob goes to work sick and keeps working all day like any other day.
Normative action: Justin finds himself naturally wanting to sleep by 10 before busy school days.
Consequence: Juston maintains good grades and cant occasionally stay up late if a special situation happens.
Normative action: Justin finds himself naturally wanting to sleep by 10 before busy school days.
Consequence: Justin loses the privilege and most now go to bed at 9 on weekdays.
Divergent action: Justin plays video games until 3 am on most days and fails some courses.
Consequence: Justin loses the privilege and most now go to bed at 9 on weekdays.
Consequence: Juston maintains good grades and cant occasionally stay up late if a special situation happens.
Divergent action: Justin plays video games until 3 am on most days and fails some courses.
Normative action: Jamie goes to her cousin's birthday dinner.
Consequence: Jamie and her cousin go to the bar together afterwards and Jamie's cousin has a great birthday.