CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Dave tells Bill that he knows it's tough to stay away and that he hopes Bill can recover from this.
Consequence: Bill feels sad and attacked which leads to a deepening depression which eventually causes him to drink even more.
Divergent action: Dave tells Bill that he's an idiot for relapsing and a no good, useless alcoholic waste of life.
Consequence: Bill feels sad and attacked which leads to a deepening depression which eventually causes him to drink even more.
Consequence: Bill feels good that Dave understands and is optimistic about recovering again.
Divergent action: Dave tells Bill that he's an idiot for relapsing and a no good, useless alcoholic waste of life.
Normative action: Tom rushes to the man's aid and asks if he's okay.
Consequence: The man is grateful for Tom's help and is happy for it.
Normative action: Tom rushes to the man's aid and asks if he's okay.
Consequence: The man feels bad and is left alone to gather his things.
Divergent action: Tom laughs at the man falling down and does not help him.
Consequence: The man feels bad and is left alone to gather his things.
Consequence: The man is grateful for Tom's help and is happy for it.
Divergent action: Tom laughs at the man falling down and does not help him.
Normative action: Ross hires a cleaning service to come clean up the mess in his house before his friends visit.
Consequence: Ross' friends appreciate being given a clean place to stay and make an effort to stay more in touch after the trip.
Normative action: Ross hires a cleaning service to come clean up the mess in his house before his friends visit.
Consequence: Ross' friends find out that his house did not have water damage and it made the rest of the trip awkward.
Divergent action: Ross tells his friends that his house has water damage, and they need to stay somewhere else, even though it's not true.
Consequence: Ross' friends find out that his house did not have water damage and it made the rest of the trip awkward.
Consequence: Ross' friends appreciate being given a clean place to stay and make an effort to stay more in touch after the trip.
Divergent action: Ross tells his friends that his house has water damage, and they need to stay somewhere else, even though it's not true.
Normative action: Becky updates her status with the charity and seeks investment advice from a financial advisor.
Consequence: Becky is able to stay on good terms with the charity as well as make strides in her savings.
Normative action: Becky updates her status with the charity and seeks investment advice from a financial advisor.
Consequence: The charity finds out about Becky's deception and black balls her from receiving help in the future.
Divergent action: Even though she is doing better Becky keeps applying for assistance from the charity to pad her savings.
Consequence: The charity finds out about Becky's deception and black balls her from receiving help in the future.
Consequence: Becky is able to stay on good terms with the charity as well as make strides in her savings.
Divergent action: Even though she is doing better Becky keeps applying for assistance from the charity to pad her savings.
Normative action: Bob tells his boss he can't work overtime this weekend and takes his kids camping.
Consequence: Bob is thrilled to see how happy his kids are to just spend time together.
Normative action: Bob tells his boss he can't work overtime this weekend and takes his kids camping.
Consequence: Bob sees he hurt his kids feelings and feels like a bad father.
Divergent action: Bob tells his children that money has to come first and to go play outside.
Consequence: Bob sees he hurt his kids feelings and feels like a bad father.
Consequence: Bob is thrilled to see how happy his kids are to just spend time together.
Divergent action: Bob tells his children that money has to come first and to go play outside.
Normative action: Sue asks her brother Brent to borrow the money and offers to pay him back with interest.
Consequence: Brent happily agrees because Sue and him both get a good deal.
Normative action: Sue asks her brother Brent to borrow the money and offers to pay him back with interest.
Consequence: Sue feels bad when Brent goes to buy the toy that he wanted he realizes the money isn't there and cries.
Divergent action: Sue walks into her brother Brent's room and takes money from his piggy bank without asking him first.
Consequence: Sue feels bad when Brent goes to buy the toy that he wanted he realizes the money isn't there and cries.
Consequence: Brent happily agrees because Sue and him both get a good deal.
Divergent action: Sue walks into her brother Brent's room and takes money from his piggy bank without asking him first.
Normative action: Joe eats heartily but stops when he is filled.
Consequence: Joe is able to enjoy his meal fully and enjoy time with his friends.
Normative action: Joe eats heartily but stops when he is filled.
Consequence: Joe gets sick from overeating and has to go home to rest rather than hang out with his friends.
Divergent action: Joe eats multiple servings of seafood, continuing to eat even when he is full.
Consequence: Joe gets sick from overeating and has to go home to rest rather than hang out with his friends.
Consequence: Joe is able to enjoy his meal fully and enjoy time with his friends.
Divergent action: Joe eats multiple servings of seafood, continuing to eat even when he is full.
Normative action: Phil goes over to his neighbors house and explains the situation to her.
Consequence: Phil is relieved when his neighbor installs screens that make it impossible to see into her room.
Normative action: Phil goes over to his neighbors house and explains the situation to her.
Consequence: Phil gets charged as a peeping tom when his neighbor catches him and calls the police.
Divergent action: Phil starts to purposely look for opportunities to watch his neighbor undress and becomes familiar with her body.
Consequence: Phil gets charged as a peeping tom when his neighbor catches him and calls the police.
Consequence: Phil is relieved when his neighbor installs screens that make it impossible to see into her room.
Divergent action: Phil starts to purposely look for opportunities to watch his neighbor undress and becomes familiar with her body.
Normative action: Mark tells a funny childhood story that is fairly innocent.
Consequence: The group all laughs and starts to share their stories, making conversation pick up again.
Normative action: Mark tells a funny childhood story that is fairly innocent.
Consequence: Mark's friend leaves the party upset and the other friends call Mark a jerk.
Divergent action: Mark loudly tells his friend that he smells and asks if he defecated in his pants.
Consequence: Mark's friend leaves the party upset and the other friends call Mark a jerk.
Consequence: The group all laughs and starts to share their stories, making conversation pick up again.
Divergent action: Mark loudly tells his friend that he smells and asks if he defecated in his pants.
Normative action: To free up space, Bob sorts through the boxes and contributes useable clothing and toys to a local charity.
Consequence: The lives of the underprivileged are made a bit better, and Bob gets good karma.
Normative action: To free up space, Bob sorts through the boxes and contributes useable clothing and toys to a local charity.
Consequence: The unwanted items end up in a landfill, possibly polluting the environment, and Bob gets bad karma.
Divergent action: Bob indescriminately tosses boxes of unused items into a dumpster to free up room in the garage.
Consequence: The unwanted items end up in a landfill, possibly polluting the environment, and Bob gets bad karma.
Consequence: The lives of the underprivileged are made a bit better, and Bob gets good karma.
Divergent action: Bob indescriminately tosses boxes of unused items into a dumpster to free up room in the garage.
Normative action: Tom is gracious and helpful to his customers and thanks them when he gives them their check.
Consequence: The customer appreciates how hard Tom worked while being their server and gives Tom a tip that is double the average amount.
Normative action: Tom is gracious and helpful to his customers and thanks them when he gives them their check.
Consequence: The customer discovers the higher tip while viewing their bill and reports Tom to the manager, who then fires Tom.
Divergent action: Tom decides to sneak in a larger percentage tip when the customer pays for their bill.
Consequence: The customer discovers the higher tip while viewing their bill and reports Tom to the manager, who then fires Tom.
Consequence: The customer appreciates how hard Tom worked while being their server and gives Tom a tip that is double the average amount.
Divergent action: Tom decides to sneak in a larger percentage tip when the customer pays for their bill.
Normative action: Charles offers extra help sessions where multiple students are required to always be in the room.
Consequence: Charles avoids tempting situations and is able to help Kelly get a good grade.
Normative action: Charles offers extra help sessions where multiple students are required to always be in the room.
Consequence: Charles is caught dating her and fired for breaking the policy set by the university.
Divergent action: Charles is often alone with Kelly, temptation gives in, and they start a relationship.
Consequence: Charles is caught dating her and fired for breaking the policy set by the university.
Consequence: Charles avoids tempting situations and is able to help Kelly get a good grade.
Divergent action: Charles is often alone with Kelly, temptation gives in, and they start a relationship.
Normative action: Robert brings his sister along on his weekend trip, taking her to all the destinations.
Consequence: Robert's sister has a fun time on the weekend trip.
Normative action: Robert brings his sister along on his weekend trip, taking her to all the destinations.
Consequence: Robert's sister feels sad that she can't take part in Robert's fun trip.
Divergent action: Robert forbids his sister from joining him on his weekend trip and goes alone.
Consequence: Robert's sister feels sad that she can't take part in Robert's fun trip.
Consequence: Robert's sister has a fun time on the weekend trip.
Divergent action: Robert forbids his sister from joining him on his weekend trip and goes alone.
Normative action: Christen is almost mistaken for a doctor due to her coat but goes through security and explains that she is a visitor.
Consequence: Christen spends the day with her friend, and they are able to reconnect and relax together.
Normative action: Christen is almost mistaken for a doctor due to her coat but goes through security and explains that she is a visitor.
Consequence: Christen is later stopped in the hospital for not having a pass and can't spend very much time with her friend.
Divergent action: Christen is allowed to skip security when someone mistakes her for a doctor due to her coat.
Consequence: Christen is later stopped in the hospital for not having a pass and can't spend very much time with her friend.
Consequence: Christen spends the day with her friend, and they are able to reconnect and relax together.
Divergent action: Christen is allowed to skip security when someone mistakes her for a doctor due to her coat.
Normative action: Sally sees an overweight boy being made fun of by some girls and tells them to leave him alone.
Consequence: The boy appreciates Sally standing up for him and the two become good friends.
Normative action: Sally sees an overweight boy being made fun of by some girls and tells them to leave him alone.
Consequence: The boy has his feelings hurt and Sally feels guilty afterwards.
Divergent action: Sally sees some girls making fun of an overweight boy and joins in and laughs with the others.
Consequence: The boy has his feelings hurt and Sally feels guilty afterwards.
Consequence: The boy appreciates Sally standing up for him and the two become good friends.
Divergent action: Sally sees some girls making fun of an overweight boy and joins in and laughs with the others.
Normative action: James goes to his dad and asks for money to play a game.
Consequence: James' dad give him $5 to play the game.
Normative action: James goes to his dad and asks for money to play a game.
Consequence: James gets away with it, but has a guilty conscience for years afterwards.
Divergent action: James takes quarters from the coin jar and goes to play the game.
Consequence: James gets away with it, but has a guilty conscience for years afterwards.
Consequence: James' dad give him $5 to play the game.
Divergent action: James takes quarters from the coin jar and goes to play the game.
Normative action: John plucks up his courage, sending Sally a bouquet of red roses and asks her to be his girlfriend.
Consequence: Sally is delighted and agrees to be John's girlfriend.
Normative action: John plucks up his courage, sending Sally a bouquet of red roses and asks her to be his girlfriend.
Consequence: Susan calls the police and John gets caught for forcing her to have sex without her agreement.
Divergent action: John invited Susan to his home and has sex with her despite her unwillingness.
Consequence: Susan calls the police and John gets caught for forcing her to have sex without her agreement.
Consequence: Sally is delighted and agrees to be John's girlfriend.
Divergent action: John invited Susan to his home and has sex with her despite her unwillingness.
Normative action: Lily calls Mary to tell invite her to her grandmother's party.
Consequence: Mary surprises her sister at her party, and the two hit it off like best friends.
Normative action: Lily calls Mary to tell invite her to her grandmother's party.
Consequence: Mary feels left out after discovering there was a party she wasn't invited to.
Divergent action: After the party is over, Lily calls her grandmother's sister, Mary.
Consequence: Mary feels left out after discovering there was a party she wasn't invited to.
Consequence: Mary surprises her sister at her party, and the two hit it off like best friends.
Divergent action: After the party is over, Lily calls her grandmother's sister, Mary.
Normative action: Kerry asks her manager if she can have extra hours every week.
Consequence: Kerry's manager lets her work more, and she is able to save the money in no time.
Normative action: Kerry asks her manager if she can have extra hours every week.
Consequence: Kerry's store manager catches her, and she loses her job working at the store.
Divergent action: Kerry rings up some of her customers' items several times and pockets the difference in cost.
Consequence: Kerry's store manager catches her, and she loses her job working at the store.
Consequence: Kerry's manager lets her work more, and she is able to save the money in no time.
Divergent action: Kerry rings up some of her customers' items several times and pockets the difference in cost.
Normative action: Jimmy plays poker in a casino for an hour.
Consequence: Jimmy wins a few poker games and has time to meet with his friends.
Normative action: Jimmy plays poker in a casino for an hour.
Consequence: Jimmy misses the meet up and his friends become mad.
Divergent action: Jimmy spends all day in a casino playing poker.
Consequence: Jimmy misses the meet up and his friends become mad.
Consequence: Jimmy wins a few poker games and has time to meet with his friends.
Divergent action: Jimmy spends all day in a casino playing poker.
Normative action: Randy does his best to put the bad news out of his mind while he's on vacation and waits to talk to someone about it later.
Consequence: Randy's friends have a good time on vacation.
Normative action: Randy does his best to put the bad news out of his mind while he's on vacation and waits to talk to someone about it later.
Consequence: Randy's friends feel sad upon hearing the news and aren't sure what to say making the trip awkward.
Divergent action: Randy brings up the bad news to his friends who are having fun on vacation.
Consequence: Randy's friends feel sad upon hearing the news and aren't sure what to say making the trip awkward.
Consequence: Randy's friends have a good time on vacation.
Divergent action: Randy brings up the bad news to his friends who are having fun on vacation.
Normative action: John asks his mother if he can borrow the car.
Consequence: John's mother agrees to let him borrow it, and he gets to visit his friend.
Normative action: John asks his mother if he can borrow the car.
Consequence: John's mother calls the car in as stolen to the police, and he is arrested.
Divergent action: John takes the car without asking his mother if he can borrow it.
Consequence: John's mother calls the car in as stolen to the police, and he is arrested.
Consequence: John's mother agrees to let him borrow it, and he gets to visit his friend.
Divergent action: John takes the car without asking his mother if he can borrow it.
Normative action: Jake decides to celebrate by going on a vacation to the beach.
Consequence: Jake has a great time, and those who care about him are happy.
Normative action: Jake decides to celebrate by going on a vacation to the beach.
Consequence: Jake overdoses and dies, greatly upsetting those who care about him.
Divergent action: Jake decides to celebrate by smoking some crack rock.
Consequence: Jake overdoses and dies, greatly upsetting those who care about him.
Consequence: Jake has a great time, and those who care about him are happy.
Divergent action: Jake decides to celebrate by smoking some crack rock.
Normative action: Homer complimented a woman on the attractive summer dress that she was wearing.
Consequence: Homer made a new friend and enjoyed spending time with her.
Normative action: Homer complimented a woman on the attractive summer dress that she was wearing.
Consequence: Homer was not invited to any more neighborhood events due to his rude action.
Divergent action: Homer started talking to a man with a stutter, then started making fun of his speech problem.
Consequence: Homer was not invited to any more neighborhood events due to his rude action.
Consequence: Homer made a new friend and enjoyed spending time with her.
Divergent action: Homer started talking to a man with a stutter, then started making fun of his speech problem.
Normative action: Chris gives the new hires feedback based on very low standards set to accommodate for the learning process.
Consequence: The new hires are eager to improve and work hard towards becoming fully trained at work.
Normative action: Chris gives the new hires feedback based on very low standards set to accommodate for the learning process.
Consequence: The new hires both find Chris's behavior to be unacceptable and unfitting of a manager and go to HR together to report him.
Divergent action: Chris tells the new hires that he thinks they are both terribly incompetent and that he dreads working together.
Consequence: The new hires both find Chris's behavior to be unacceptable and unfitting of a manager and go to HR together to report him.
Consequence: The new hires are eager to improve and work hard towards becoming fully trained at work.
Divergent action: Chris tells the new hires that he thinks they are both terribly incompetent and that he dreads working together.
Normative action: Jack stops at the red light and waits patiently for it to turn green.
Consequence: Jack continues his journey driving safely, and he arrives at work right on time.
Normative action: Jack stops at the red light and waits patiently for it to turn green.
Consequence: A policeman sees Jack run the red light, and he gets pulled over, making him even later for work.
Divergent action: Jack speeds up as he gets close to the traffic light and goes through it when it is red.
Consequence: A policeman sees Jack run the red light, and he gets pulled over, making him even later for work.
Consequence: Jack continues his journey driving safely, and he arrives at work right on time.
Divergent action: Jack speeds up as he gets close to the traffic light and goes through it when it is red.
Normative action: Bob decides to invent an intricate new game for the children and teaches them how to play it.
Consequence: After learning the game, the kids play the game by themselves for most of the weekend and have a great time.
Normative action: Bob decides to invent an intricate new game for the children and teaches them how to play it.
Consequence: The kids are bored after a while and don't enjoy their weekend.
Divergent action: Bob parks the kids in front of the TV for most of the weekend and takes naps.
Consequence: The kids are bored after a while and don't enjoy their weekend.
Consequence: After learning the game, the kids play the game by themselves for most of the weekend and have a great time.
Divergent action: Bob parks the kids in front of the TV for most of the weekend and takes naps.
Normative action: Jane tells Jonas that he was adopted at a young age.
Consequence: Jonas appreciates the honesty and continues to love Jane dearly.
Normative action: Jane tells Jonas that he was adopted at a young age.
Consequence: Jonas later finds out the truth and never forgives Jane for lying.
Divergent action: Jane tells Jonas that of course she's his real mother.
Consequence: Jonas later finds out the truth and never forgives Jane for lying.
Consequence: Jonas appreciates the honesty and continues to love Jane dearly.
Divergent action: Jane tells Jonas that of course she's his real mother.
Normative action: Dan has a few drinks but stops when he starts to feel that he's had enough.
Consequence: Dan has a fun time with his friends and doesn't feel too bad the next day.
Normative action: Dan has a few drinks but stops when he starts to feel that he's had enough.
Consequence: Dan gets sick in the bar's bathroom and feels terrible all the next day.
Divergent action: Dan has way too many alcoholic drinks, not stopping even when his friends urge him to.
Consequence: Dan gets sick in the bar's bathroom and feels terrible all the next day.
Consequence: Dan has a fun time with his friends and doesn't feel too bad the next day.
Divergent action: Dan has way too many alcoholic drinks, not stopping even when his friends urge him to.
Normative action: Dave tells his father that he would be glad to help him and that he'll be right over.
Consequence: Dave's father is delighted that he will get some help and that he has such a good son.
Normative action: Dave tells his father that he would be glad to help him and that he'll be right over.
Consequence: Dave's father is disappointed that he can't get help from his son and a little stressed about his workload.
Divergent action: Dave tells his father that he is really busy the rest of the day, and he just can't put anything off right now, so he can't come.
Consequence: Dave's father is disappointed that he can't get help from his son and a little stressed about his workload.
Consequence: Dave's father is delighted that he will get some help and that he has such a good son.
Divergent action: Dave tells his father that he is really busy the rest of the day, and he just can't put anything off right now, so he can't come.
Normative action: Jenna puts her son in an empty room out of earshot with only his textbooks, a pencil, and a desk.
Consequence: Jenna can no longer hear her son complaining, and they both are able to concentrate on work.
Normative action: Jenna puts her son in an empty room out of earshot with only his textbooks, a pencil, and a desk.
Consequence: Jenna gets her work done, but her son fails that weekend's assignments, causing his grades to drop and Jenna to yell at him.
Divergent action: Jenna gives in and lets her son play games without doing his homework.
Consequence: Jenna gets her work done, but her son fails that weekend's assignments, causing his grades to drop and Jenna to yell at him.
Consequence: Jenna can no longer hear her son complaining, and they both are able to concentrate on work.
Divergent action: Jenna gives in and lets her son play games without doing his homework.
Normative action: Lucas gives his parents the note and explains to them how he has learned from the situation.
Consequence: Lucas's parents can see that Lucas is making an attempt to be better and allow him to go to the party.