CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Later on in the week Sarah is able to unwind from work with the nice and cool drink.
Divergent action: Sarah tells Melissa that she spent a great deal of time making the drinks, and that most polite people would be happy with her.
Normative action: Sam emotionally congratulates the winners of the competition with a big smile.
Consequence: The winners of the competition are very happy they won and love Sam's smile.
Normative action: Sam emotionally congratulates the winners of the competition with a big smile.
Consequence: The winners of the competition don't feel good because they got no emotion from Sam.
Divergent action: Sam gives his grades to the performers without expressing any emotion.
Consequence: The winners of the competition don't feel good because they got no emotion from Sam.
Consequence: The winners of the competition are very happy they won and love Sam's smile.
Divergent action: Sam gives his grades to the performers without expressing any emotion.
Normative action: Robert takes extra shifts at work in order to earn the extra money he needs to buy the necklace for his girlfriend.
Consequence: Robert is happy to provide his girlfriend a nice gift and maintains a good credit score.
Normative action: Robert takes extra shifts at work in order to earn the extra money he needs to buy the necklace for his girlfriend.
Consequence: Robert can't pay back his credit card debt on time and his credit score drops precipitously.
Divergent action: Robert maxes out his credit card to buy the expensive necklace his girlfriend wants.
Consequence: Robert can't pay back his credit card debt on time and his credit score drops precipitously.
Consequence: Robert is happy to provide his girlfriend a nice gift and maintains a good credit score.
Divergent action: Robert maxes out his credit card to buy the expensive necklace his girlfriend wants.
Normative action: Jane covers her mouth with her elbow when she feels a cough coming on.
Consequence: Jane is able to cough without anyone else being affected by it.
Normative action: Jane covers her mouth with her elbow when she feels a cough coming on.
Consequence: Jane's coworker gets sick and misses work for a week.
Divergent action: Jane is speaking with a coworker when she opens her mouth wide to cough.
Consequence: Jane's coworker gets sick and misses work for a week.
Consequence: Jane is able to cough without anyone else being affected by it.
Divergent action: Jane is speaking with a coworker when she opens her mouth wide to cough.
Normative action: Fred agrees to wash the dishes and cleans them all at halftime of the game.
Consequence: Sue is pleased with Fred and glad to see him contributing around the house.
Normative action: Fred agrees to wash the dishes and cleans them all at halftime of the game.
Consequence: Sue is upset with Fred and feels irritated that he doesn't do his part around the house.
Divergent action: Fred tells his wife that he doesn't want to do it and that she can wash the dishes if she wants them clean.
Consequence: Sue is upset with Fred and feels irritated that he doesn't do his part around the house.
Consequence: Sue is pleased with Fred and glad to see him contributing around the house.
Divergent action: Fred tells his wife that he doesn't want to do it and that she can wash the dishes if she wants them clean.
Normative action: Mark talks to one of his coworkers.
Consequence: Mark has a pleasant conversation and makes a friend at work.
Normative action: Mark talks to one of his coworkers.
Consequence: Mark's manager notices his behavior and refers him to a psychologist.
Divergent action: Mark talks to his long-time imaginary friend Farney.
Consequence: Mark's manager notices his behavior and refers him to a psychologist.
Consequence: Mark has a pleasant conversation and makes a friend at work.
Divergent action: Mark talks to his long-time imaginary friend Farney.
Normative action: Sammy turns around and calmly asks what he can do for June.
Consequence: June asks Sammy to help her change her tire, and he agrees which makes her feel satisfied.
Normative action: Sammy turns around and calmly asks what he can do for June.
Consequence: June is taken aback and is now angry with Sammy for his behavior.
Divergent action: Sammy turns around and snaps, "what do you want from me now".
Consequence: June is taken aback and is now angry with Sammy for his behavior.
Consequence: June asks Sammy to help her change her tire, and he agrees which makes her feel satisfied.
Divergent action: Sammy turns around and snaps, "what do you want from me now".
Normative action: Using advice from his sister, Jim expresses his concerns regarding her coming home later and later.
Consequence: His girlfriend apologizes for the suspected suspicion and reveals that she has been saving money to buy him courtside seats to an upcoming game.
Normative action: Using advice from his sister, Jim expresses his concerns regarding her coming home later and later.
Consequence: His girlfriend is upset that he could ever think that and walks out of the house.
Divergent action: Using advice from the relationship advice subreddit, Jim accuses his girlfriend of meeting other guys behind his back.
Consequence: His girlfriend is upset that he could ever think that and walks out of the house.
Consequence: His girlfriend apologizes for the suspected suspicion and reveals that she has been saving money to buy him courtside seats to an upcoming game.
Divergent action: Using advice from the relationship advice subreddit, Jim accuses his girlfriend of meeting other guys behind his back.
Normative action: John contacts his friend to return his tools before preparing for his next project.
Consequence: John's friend appreciates the gesture and offers John tools to use for the next project.
Normative action: John contacts his friend to return his tools before preparing for his next project.
Consequence: John's friend becomes annoyed that John has had his tools for so long and grows resentful of him.
Divergent action: John begins a new project and continues to use his friend's tools for the new project.
Consequence: John's friend becomes annoyed that John has had his tools for so long and grows resentful of him.
Consequence: John's friend appreciates the gesture and offers John tools to use for the next project.
Divergent action: John begins a new project and continues to use his friend's tools for the new project.
Normative action: Vicky goes to the recital and stays up later that night to make sure she gets the report done.
Consequence: Vicky's son feels supported by his mom and plays well for the recital.
Normative action: Vicky goes to the recital and stays up later that night to make sure she gets the report done.
Consequence: Vicky's son is sad that his mom doesn't come to the recital, and he plays poorly.
Divergent action: Vicky stays at work instead of going to the recital and assumes another parents will film it.
Consequence: Vicky's son is sad that his mom doesn't come to the recital, and he plays poorly.
Consequence: Vicky's son feels supported by his mom and plays well for the recital.
Divergent action: Vicky stays at work instead of going to the recital and assumes another parents will film it.
Normative action: Greg stops playing video games and goes to attend Bill's birthday party.
Consequence: Bill is happy to see Greg, and they both have a great time.
Normative action: Greg stops playing video games and goes to attend Bill's birthday party.
Consequence: Bill is hurt that Greg didn't come and their relationship is damaged.
Divergent action: Greg decides to continue playing video games and skip the birthday party.
Consequence: Bill is hurt that Greg didn't come and their relationship is damaged.
Consequence: Bill is happy to see Greg, and they both have a great time.
Divergent action: Greg decides to continue playing video games and skip the birthday party.
Normative action: Dave tells his wife that it's so nice of her to bring him an unexpected gift like that.
Consequence: Dave's wife is really delighted that Dave loves the surprise and it warms her to see him happy.
Normative action: Dave tells his wife that it's so nice of her to bring him an unexpected gift like that.
Consequence: Dave's wife is really sad that he hates his gift and is embarrassed about the choice she made.
Divergent action: Dave tells his wife that the shirt is a color that he hates and that he probably won't wear it.
Consequence: Dave's wife is really sad that he hates his gift and is embarrassed about the choice she made.
Consequence: Dave's wife is really delighted that Dave loves the surprise and it warms her to see him happy.
Divergent action: Dave tells his wife that the shirt is a color that he hates and that he probably won't wear it.
Normative action: Berry runs upstairs to play an online video game.
Consequence: Berry makes new friends while playing the game.
Normative action: Berry runs upstairs to play an online video game.
Consequence: Berry's mother forces him to spend the rest of the afternoon locked in his room.
Divergent action: Berry asks his mother to play outside with him over and over again while poking her leg.
Consequence: Berry's mother forces him to spend the rest of the afternoon locked in his room.
Consequence: Berry makes new friends while playing the game.
Divergent action: Berry asks his mother to play outside with him over and over again while poking her leg.
Normative action: Rick sees a restroom door open and uses the stall to defecate.
Consequence: Rick is relieved and goes back to his seat to enjoy the game.
Normative action: Rick sees a restroom door open and uses the stall to defecate.
Consequence: The men in the restroom get angry at Rick and push him out of the venue while swearing.
Divergent action: Rick sees a urinal nearby the stall doors and decides to use it to defecate.
Consequence: The men in the restroom get angry at Rick and push him out of the venue while swearing.
Consequence: Rick is relieved and goes back to his seat to enjoy the game.
Divergent action: Rick sees a urinal nearby the stall doors and decides to use it to defecate.
Normative action: Mandy sets an alarm, so she can get to her appointment on time.
Consequence: Mandy and her professor work out a suitable extra credit arrangement, and he makes it to the doctors office on time.
Normative action: Mandy sets an alarm, so she can get to her appointment on time.
Consequence: Mandy's professor waits for her to arrive and ends up missing his doctors appointment.
Divergent action: Mandy neglects to set an alarm and therefore arrives late to her meeting with the professor.
Consequence: Mandy's professor waits for her to arrive and ends up missing his doctors appointment.
Consequence: Mandy and her professor work out a suitable extra credit arrangement, and he makes it to the doctors office on time.
Divergent action: Mandy neglects to set an alarm and therefore arrives late to her meeting with the professor.
Normative action: Jackson checks the car out from the safe distance.
Consequence: Jackson develops a willpower to work hard in order to own a Porsche in the future.
Normative action: Jackson checks the car out from the safe distance.
Consequence: Jackson gets arrested for breaking the window of the car.
Divergent action: As Jackson is looking at the car he breaks the window to check out the inside of the car.
Consequence: Jackson gets arrested for breaking the window of the car.
Consequence: Jackson develops a willpower to work hard in order to own a Porsche in the future.
Divergent action: As Jackson is looking at the car he breaks the window to check out the inside of the car.
Normative action: Dave tells Janet that he feels for her since the manager can be a jerk sometimes.
Consequence: Janet is happy someone agrees with her and feel supported by Dave.
Normative action: Dave tells Janet that he feels for her since the manager can be a jerk sometimes.
Consequence: Janet rolls her eyes and is annoyed by Dave and even more frustrated that he's not allowing her to express her anger.
Divergent action: Dave tells Janet that it's inappropriate to use the word jerk in a work setting.
Consequence: Janet rolls her eyes and is annoyed by Dave and even more frustrated that he's not allowing her to express her anger.
Consequence: Janet is happy someone agrees with her and feel supported by Dave.
Divergent action: Dave tells Janet that it's inappropriate to use the word jerk in a work setting.
Normative action: Jim suggests a new nickname for his friend which his friend is happier with.
Consequence: Jim's friend thinks it's actually pretty cool to have a nickname now that it's a good one.
Normative action: Jim suggests a new nickname for his friend which his friend is happier with.
Consequence: Jim's friend is annoyed to be stuck with a nickname they don't even want.
Divergent action: Jim keeps calling his friend by the nickname his friend doesn't like.
Consequence: Jim's friend is annoyed to be stuck with a nickname they don't even want.
Consequence: Jim's friend thinks it's actually pretty cool to have a nickname now that it's a good one.
Divergent action: Jim keeps calling his friend by the nickname his friend doesn't like.
Normative action: Cory tells Jessica that he isn't interested, but they can still be friends.
Consequence: Cory and Jessica spend time together and become best friends.
Normative action: Cory tells Jessica that he isn't interested, but they can still be friends.
Consequence: Jessica falls in love with Cory and starts to stalk him at his work.
Divergent action: Cory calls Jessica every night before he goes out on dates with other women.
Consequence: Jessica falls in love with Cory and starts to stalk him at his work.
Consequence: Cory and Jessica spend time together and become best friends.
Divergent action: Cory calls Jessica every night before he goes out on dates with other women.
Normative action: Lucille shares her food with Edward and asks him if she could try some of his meal.
Consequence: Lucille and Edward have a wonderful date and enjoyed their meal together.
Normative action: Lucille shares her food with Edward and asks him if she could try some of his meal.
Consequence: Edward feels uncomfortable and breaks up with Lucille for her constant critiques.
Divergent action: Lucille makes fun of what Edward ordered, criticizing him for not ordering something more manly, and she should eat it instead.
Consequence: Edward feels uncomfortable and breaks up with Lucille for her constant critiques.
Consequence: Lucille and Edward have a wonderful date and enjoyed their meal together.
Divergent action: Lucille makes fun of what Edward ordered, criticizing him for not ordering something more manly, and she should eat it instead.
Normative action: Bob encourages his daughters to participate in extracurricular activites at their school.
Consequence: Bob's daughters make friends and learn social skills, with one of them earning an athletic scholarship to college.
Normative action: Bob encourages his daughters to participate in extracurricular activites at their school.
Consequence: Bob's daughters stay out of trouble but fail to develop their innate abilities and social skills.
Divergent action: Bob insists that his daughters come directly home from school and only participate in family activites.
Consequence: Bob's daughters stay out of trouble but fail to develop their innate abilities and social skills.
Consequence: Bob's daughters make friends and learn social skills, with one of them earning an athletic scholarship to college.
Divergent action: Bob insists that his daughters come directly home from school and only participate in family activites.
Normative action: Dave tells Max to put the money back immediately and to apologize to his mother and that he's grounded.
Consequence: Max understands his father's reaction and apologizes and learns to never do it again.
Normative action: Dave tells Max to put the money back immediately and to apologize to his mother and that he's grounded.
Consequence: Max is shocked at the slap and terrified of further violence and starts to cry.
Divergent action: Dave runs up to Max and slaps him in the face, demanding that Max puts the money back right away.
Consequence: Max is shocked at the slap and terrified of further violence and starts to cry.
Consequence: Max understands his father's reaction and apologizes and learns to never do it again.
Divergent action: Dave runs up to Max and slaps him in the face, demanding that Max puts the money back right away.
Normative action: Noelle goes to her friend's party, and she calls to reschedule the date.
Consequence: Noelle has a great time at the party, and she goes on the date the next day anyway.
Normative action: Noelle goes to her friend's party, and she calls to reschedule the date.
Consequence: Noelle feels bad the entire date so it doesn't go well.
Divergent action: Noelle tells her friend she's sick and goes on the date instead.
Consequence: Noelle feels bad the entire date so it doesn't go well.
Consequence: Noelle has a great time at the party, and she goes on the date the next day anyway.
Divergent action: Noelle tells her friend she's sick and goes on the date instead.
Normative action: Crystal sets sales goals for her employees and offers a prize to the top seller each month.
Consequence: Jess and Susan have fun with the healthy competition and feel appreciated with the prizes, while meeting sales goals.
Normative action: Crystal sets sales goals for her employees and offers a prize to the top seller each month.
Consequence: Sick of her abuse, Jess and Susan quit leaving Crystal to run the store alone.
Divergent action: Crystal screams at Jess and Susan whenever they don't meet their sales goals and calls them incompetent.
Consequence: Sick of her abuse, Jess and Susan quit leaving Crystal to run the store alone.
Consequence: Jess and Susan have fun with the healthy competition and feel appreciated with the prizes, while meeting sales goals.
Divergent action: Crystal screams at Jess and Susan whenever they don't meet their sales goals and calls them incompetent.
Normative action: Roger sits down with Laura and calmly informs her about his suspicions in order to find out the truth.
Consequence: Laura admits to a brief affair but the couple is able to work through it and maintain a strong marriage.
Normative action: Roger sits down with Laura and calmly informs her about his suspicions in order to find out the truth.
Consequence: Laura catches Roger going through her e-mails and gets very upset at him over the breach of privacy.
Divergent action: One night Roger logs into Laura's personal computer and begins reading through all her e-mails to see if he can find any evidence of an affair.
Consequence: Laura catches Roger going through her e-mails and gets very upset at him over the breach of privacy.
Consequence: Laura admits to a brief affair but the couple is able to work through it and maintain a strong marriage.
Divergent action: One night Roger logs into Laura's personal computer and begins reading through all her e-mails to see if he can find any evidence of an affair.
Normative action: Matt calls a friend and invites him over to play video games.
Consequence: Natalie is glad Matt had fun with his friend.
Normative action: Matt calls a friend and invites him over to play video games.
Consequence: Natalie finds out and breaks up with Matt.
Divergent action: Matt calls his ex-girlfriend and invites her over to his house for an intimate evening.
Consequence: Natalie finds out and breaks up with Matt.
Consequence: Natalie is glad Matt had fun with his friend.
Divergent action: Matt calls his ex-girlfriend and invites her over to his house for an intimate evening.
Normative action: Brendan asks his boos if there are options to get the time off.
Consequence: Brendan is given permission to take a half day if he works four hours on saturday and gets to attend the game.
Normative action: Brendan asks his boos if there are options to get the time off.
Consequence: Brendan is on TV when he catches a foul ball and gets written up by his boss the next day.
Divergent action: Brendan calls out of work stating that he is sick with a stomach bug.
Consequence: Brendan is on TV when he catches a foul ball and gets written up by his boss the next day.
Consequence: Brendan is given permission to take a half day if he works four hours on saturday and gets to attend the game.
Divergent action: Brendan calls out of work stating that he is sick with a stomach bug.
Normative action: Jerry and Mindy agree to make friday a friends night and Saturdays a date night.
Consequence: Jerry and Mindy have a strong relationship and Jerry is happy with the time spent with friends.
Normative action: Jerry and Mindy agree to make friday a friends night and Saturdays a date night.
Consequence: Mindy breaks up with Jerry because she feels ignored and neglected.
Divergent action: Jerry hangs out with his friends almost every night and rarely spends time with mindy.
Consequence: Mindy breaks up with Jerry because she feels ignored and neglected.
Consequence: Jerry and Mindy have a strong relationship and Jerry is happy with the time spent with friends.
Divergent action: Jerry hangs out with his friends almost every night and rarely spends time with mindy.
Normative action: John decides to spend time helping his girlfriend move the heavy furniture.
Consequence: John's girlfriend appreciates John's help and grows closer to him.
Normative action: John decides to spend time helping his girlfriend move the heavy furniture.
Consequence: John's girlfriend starts viewing John as an uncaring person and eventually breaks up with him.
Divergent action: John refuses to help his girlfriend move some heavy furniture.
Consequence: John's girlfriend starts viewing John as an uncaring person and eventually breaks up with him.
Consequence: John's girlfriend appreciates John's help and grows closer to him.
Divergent action: John refuses to help his girlfriend move some heavy furniture.
Normative action: Sally talks about some benign celebrity news she heard.
Consequence: Sally enjoys a good chat with friends.
Normative action: Sally talks about some benign celebrity news she heard.
Consequence: Sally's classmate finds out and starts viewing Sally as an enemy.
Divergent action: Sally spreads an embarassing rumor about a classmate.
Consequence: Sally's classmate finds out and starts viewing Sally as an enemy.
Consequence: Sally enjoys a good chat with friends.
Divergent action: Sally spreads an embarassing rumor about a classmate.
Normative action: Tim convinces his friends to go skateboarding after school instead.
Consequence: Tim and his friends have a good time skateboarding and hang out regularly after class.
Normative action: Tim convinces his friends to go skateboarding after school instead.
Consequence: Tim's parents find out, and he is grounded for weeks.
Divergent action: Tim skips class and goes out skateboarding with his friends.
Consequence: Tim's parents find out, and he is grounded for weeks.
Consequence: Tim and his friends have a good time skateboarding and hang out regularly after class.
Divergent action: Tim skips class and goes out skateboarding with his friends.
Normative action: Jasmine finds a partner for the dance on her school's facebook page.
Consequence: Jasmine and her date fall in love, and they get into a nice relationship.
Normative action: Jasmine finds a partner for the dance on her school's facebook page.
Consequence: Jasmine is arrested with Jacob when the police catch Jacob with weed in his pocket.
Divergent action: Jasmine attends the dance with Jacob.
Consequence: Jasmine is arrested with Jacob when the police catch Jacob with weed in his pocket.
Consequence: Jasmine and her date fall in love, and they get into a nice relationship.
Divergent action: Jasmine attends the dance with Jacob.
Normative action: John explains to his best friend that even though he feels uncomfortable meeting his new girlfriend, that he will do it for him.
Consequence: John's friend thanks John for understanding and appreciates that John will step out of his comfort zone for a friend.