CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Greg pretends to be a doctor in an effort to impress girls.
Consequence: Greg cannot find a girl who is willing to trust him after she finds out the truth.
Consequence: Greg finds a girl who likes him for who he is.
Divergent action: Greg pretends to be a doctor in an effort to impress girls.
Normative action: Jake takes another path and walks in a direction away from the snake.
Consequence: Jake enjoys his walk in the park knowing that he was not near the snake.
Normative action: Jake takes another path and walks in a direction away from the snake.
Consequence: Jake is given a fine to pay for killing the snake in the park.
Divergent action: Jake finds a sharp stick and uses it to kill the snake on the trail.
Consequence: Jake is given a fine to pay for killing the snake in the park.
Consequence: Jake enjoys his walk in the park knowing that he was not near the snake.
Divergent action: Jake finds a sharp stick and uses it to kill the snake on the trail.
Normative action: Mark asks his graphic designer friend to create a creative graphics for his store's twitter and website.
Consequence: The pictures Mark uploads goes viral, and Mark sells out of his new wigs.
Normative action: Mark asks his graphic designer friend to create a creative graphics for his store's twitter and website.
Consequence: Mark is sued by the instagram model for using her picture.
Divergent action: Mark places a picture of an instagram influencer with hair similar to his wig in an advertisement.
Consequence: Mark is sued by the instagram model for using her picture.
Consequence: The pictures Mark uploads goes viral, and Mark sells out of his new wigs.
Divergent action: Mark places a picture of an instagram influencer with hair similar to his wig in an advertisement.
Normative action: Andrea decides to break up with Jimmy and find someone who respects her.
Consequence: Andrea realizes she is so much happier being with someone who is kind to her.
Normative action: Andrea decides to break up with Jimmy and find someone who respects her.
Consequence: Jimmy continues to berate Andrea, slowly bringing down her confidence and happiness.
Divergent action: Andrea stays with Jimmy because she believes their love is worth it.
Consequence: Jimmy continues to berate Andrea, slowly bringing down her confidence and happiness.
Consequence: Andrea realizes she is so much happier being with someone who is kind to her.
Divergent action: Andrea stays with Jimmy because she believes their love is worth it.
Normative action: Jimmy brings Sam a bouquet of hand picked sunflowers from outside his dorm.
Consequence: Sam is charmed by Jimmy's gesture and asks him on a date.
Normative action: Jimmy brings Sam a bouquet of hand picked sunflowers from outside his dorm.
Consequence: Sam is confused by Jimmy's gift, thanks him, and never bothers opening it.
Divergent action: Jimmy brings Sam a new copy of the class textbook and draws a heart on the inside cover.
Consequence: Sam is confused by Jimmy's gift, thanks him, and never bothers opening it.
Consequence: Sam is charmed by Jimmy's gesture and asks him on a date.
Divergent action: Jimmy brings Sam a new copy of the class textbook and draws a heart on the inside cover.
Normative action: James breaks up with his girlfriend and starts dating someone less judgmental.
Consequence: James is much happier dating someone who shares his values and lifestyle.
Normative action: James breaks up with his girlfriend and starts dating someone less judgmental.
Consequence: James' girlfriend smells the smoke on his clothes and dumps him.
Divergent action: James still smokes at work and when he's out with his friends.
Consequence: James' girlfriend smells the smoke on his clothes and dumps him.
Consequence: James is much happier dating someone who shares his values and lifestyle.
Divergent action: James still smokes at work and when he's out with his friends.
Normative action: Michael prepares a plate of fruit, vegetables, and a chicken breast sandwich on whole wheat bread for Scott.
Consequence: Scott feels energetic and alert throughout the rest of the day.
Normative action: Michael prepares a plate of fruit, vegetables, and a chicken breast sandwich on whole wheat bread for Scott.
Consequence: Scott feels lethargic throughout the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Michael takes a package of Lunchables out of the refrigerator and makes it for Scott.
Consequence: Scott feels lethargic throughout the rest of the day.
Consequence: Scott feels energetic and alert throughout the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Michael takes a package of Lunchables out of the refrigerator and makes it for Scott.
Normative action: John takes a scenic route to the meeting place.
Consequence: John is relaxed and centered when he arrives for the meeting.
Normative action: John takes a scenic route to the meeting place.
Consequence: John is pulled over for running a red light so misses the meeting entirely.
Divergent action: John plows through a newly turned red light in his haste to get there.
Consequence: John is pulled over for running a red light so misses the meeting entirely.
Consequence: John is relaxed and centered when he arrives for the meeting.
Divergent action: John plows through a newly turned red light in his haste to get there.
Normative action: Bob phototographs adult models engaged in childlike play.
Consequence: Bob's work receives critical praise for his achieving his thematic goals.
Normative action: Bob phototographs adult models engaged in childlike play.
Consequence: Bob's work receives critical praise while also drawing great interest from pedophiles, which puts his models at risk.
Divergent action: Bob photographs underage models in adult social interactions.
Consequence: Bob's work receives critical praise while also drawing great interest from pedophiles, which puts his models at risk.
Consequence: Bob's work receives critical praise for his achieving his thematic goals.
Divergent action: Bob photographs underage models in adult social interactions.
Normative action: Maria tells an adult what's been happening to her.
Consequence: Christina is disciplined by her parents and never messes with Maria again.
Normative action: Maria tells an adult what's been happening to her.
Consequence: Christina continues to taunt Maria, who grows even more afraid for her safety.
Divergent action: Maria sneaks into her house through the back door and never looks out the window, hoping to avoid Christina.
Consequence: Christina continues to taunt Maria, who grows even more afraid for her safety.
Consequence: Christina is disciplined by her parents and never messes with Maria again.
Divergent action: Maria sneaks into her house through the back door and never looks out the window, hoping to avoid Christina.
Normative action: Mike tapes the football game and goes to pick up Brandon from soccer.
Consequence: Brandon watches the taped football game with his dad when they get home.
Normative action: Mike tapes the football game and goes to pick up Brandon from soccer.
Consequence: Brandon has to walk home when no one comes to pick him up.
Divergent action: Mike watches the entire football game while assuming that Molly will pick up Brandon from soccer.
Consequence: Brandon has to walk home when no one comes to pick him up.
Consequence: Brandon watches the taped football game with his dad when they get home.
Divergent action: Mike watches the entire football game while assuming that Molly will pick up Brandon from soccer.
Normative action: Ted goes to see a psychiatrist and gets a prescription for antidepressants.
Consequence: Ted's mother is hopeful for her son's recovery and vows to help him any way she can.
Normative action: Ted goes to see a psychiatrist and gets a prescription for antidepressants.
Consequence: Ted's mother is overcome with sadness at her son's death and goes into her own depression.
Divergent action: Ted gets a gun, puts it in his mouth, and shoots himself.
Consequence: Ted's mother is overcome with sadness at her son's death and goes into her own depression.
Consequence: Ted's mother is hopeful for her son's recovery and vows to help him any way she can.
Divergent action: Ted gets a gun, puts it in his mouth, and shoots himself.
Normative action: Bob contacts Sue frequently and shares his excitement about reaching a milestone for his online character.
Consequence: Bob maxes out his WoW character and Sue thinks Bob is a silly boy but a good boyfriend.
Normative action: Bob contacts Sue frequently and shares his excitement about reaching a milestone for his online character.
Consequence: Bob maxes out his WoW character but Sue dumps him for someone more attentive.
Divergent action: Bob pretty much ignores Sue and spends most of his free time gaming.
Consequence: Bob maxes out his WoW character but Sue dumps him for someone more attentive.
Consequence: Bob maxes out his WoW character and Sue thinks Bob is a silly boy but a good boyfriend.
Divergent action: Bob pretty much ignores Sue and spends most of his free time gaming.
Normative action: Karen checks for the best deals online and only calls if she needs help.
Consequence: Karen has a good phoen and service and does not pay a high bill.
Normative action: Karen checks for the best deals online and only calls if she needs help.
Consequence: Karen is given a cease and desist letter and must now only speak to executive relations.
Divergent action: Karen calls in dozens of time a week escalting to manager while demanding free service and credits.
Consequence: Karen is given a cease and desist letter and must now only speak to executive relations.
Consequence: Karen has a good phoen and service and does not pay a high bill.
Divergent action: Karen calls in dozens of time a week escalting to manager while demanding free service and credits.
Normative action: Bob points out the accounting discrepancy to his boss.
Consequence: Bob's boss turns the matter over to an independent auditor who finds the discrepancy was merely a data entry error.
Normative action: Bob points out the accounting discrepancy to his boss.
Consequence: The regional manager is investigated, and although he is found to be innocent, his chances for advancement in the company are ruined.
Divergent action: Bob points out the discrepancy to his boss and says he suspects the regional manager.
Consequence: The regional manager is investigated, and although he is found to be innocent, his chances for advancement in the company are ruined.
Consequence: Bob's boss turns the matter over to an independent auditor who finds the discrepancy was merely a data entry error.
Divergent action: Bob points out the discrepancy to his boss and says he suspects the regional manager.
Normative action: Luke watches several youtube tutorials on issues related to his project.
Consequence: Luke gains a deeper understanding of the various parts of his project.
Normative action: Luke watches several youtube tutorials on issues related to his project.
Consequence: Luke is unable to contact Chris for the next couple of days after Chris blocks him.
Divergent action: Luke calls Chris multiple times hoping that speaking to someone will give him inspiration.
Consequence: Luke is unable to contact Chris for the next couple of days after Chris blocks him.
Consequence: Luke gains a deeper understanding of the various parts of his project.
Divergent action: Luke calls Chris multiple times hoping that speaking to someone will give him inspiration.
Normative action: Tom buys a small car with low payments.
Consequence: Tom meets a nice girl jogging and takes her out weekly.
Normative action: Tom buys a small car with low payments.
Consequence: Tom has no money to spend dating.
Divergent action: Tom goes heavily in debt to buy a new Corvette.
Consequence: Tom has no money to spend dating.
Consequence: Tom meets a nice girl jogging and takes her out weekly.
Divergent action: Tom goes heavily in debt to buy a new Corvette.
Normative action: Mary resists the temptation of the pastries and instead opts to find a farmer selling fresh fruit.
Consequence: Mary's diet becomes easier to stick to, and she is on track with her weight-loss goals.
Normative action: Mary resists the temptation of the pastries and instead opts to find a farmer selling fresh fruit.
Consequence: Mary's diet falls off track, and she ends up gaining weight.
Divergent action: Mary buys all the pastries that suit her eye.
Consequence: Mary's diet falls off track, and she ends up gaining weight.
Consequence: Mary's diet becomes easier to stick to, and she is on track with her weight-loss goals.
Divergent action: Mary buys all the pastries that suit her eye.
Normative action: Pete catches the mouse in a glue trap then releases it in the park.
Consequence: Mary is grateful for Pete's assistance.
Normative action: Pete catches the mouse in a glue trap then releases it in the park.
Consequence: Mary is disgusted with Pete's casual cruelty.
Divergent action: Pete catches the mouse in a glue trap and tosses the trao and the live mouse into the trash.
Consequence: Mary is disgusted with Pete's casual cruelty.
Consequence: Mary is grateful for Pete's assistance.
Divergent action: Pete catches the mouse in a glue trap and tosses the trao and the live mouse into the trash.
Normative action: When Jeff asks Fran about her reading preference she laughing admits that she is an avid magazine reader.
Consequence: Jeff is charmed by her honesty.
Normative action: When Jeff asks Fran about her reading preference she laughing admits that she is an avid magazine reader.
Consequence: Jeff eventually realizes that Fran lied and is disappointed.
Divergent action: Fran tells Jeff that she’s an avid reader, even though she only reads magazines.
Consequence: Jeff eventually realizes that Fran lied and is disappointed.
Consequence: Jeff is charmed by her honesty.
Divergent action: Fran tells Jeff that she’s an avid reader, even though she only reads magazines.
Normative action: Bob makes sure to shower thoroughly and wear strong deodorant before going to work.
Consequence: Bob's coworker are much more comfortable at work since Bob took steps to control his body odor.
Normative action: Bob makes sure to shower thoroughly and wear strong deodorant before going to work.
Consequence: Bob's coworkers are really bothered by his body odor and can barely stand to be at the workplace because of it.
Divergent action: Bob goes to work without doing anything about his smell that his coworkers mentioned.
Consequence: Bob's coworkers are really bothered by his body odor and can barely stand to be at the workplace because of it.
Consequence: Bob's coworker are much more comfortable at work since Bob took steps to control his body odor.
Divergent action: Bob goes to work without doing anything about his smell that his coworkers mentioned.
Normative action: James realizes he should be autonomous and saves enough money by spending less.
Consequence: James' parents are proud of their son.
Normative action: James realizes he should be autonomous and saves enough money by spending less.
Consequence: James' parents are shocked at how callous and entitled he is.
Divergent action: James thinks his parents should help him financially and tells them so.
Consequence: James' parents are shocked at how callous and entitled he is.
Consequence: James' parents are proud of their son.
Divergent action: James thinks his parents should help him financially and tells them so.
Normative action: Dan goes out looking for his father at all the places he thinks he might be.
Consequence: Dan finds his father having drinks at a local bar and feels relieved that everything is okay.
Normative action: Dan goes out looking for his father at all the places he thinks he might be.
Consequence: Dan doesn't figure out where is father is and worries all night about it.
Divergent action: Dan sends his father a text message asking where he is but receives no response.
Consequence: Dan doesn't figure out where is father is and worries all night about it.
Consequence: Dan finds his father having drinks at a local bar and feels relieved that everything is okay.
Divergent action: Dan sends his father a text message asking where he is but receives no response.
Normative action: Sasha asks Hannah questions about her life.
Consequence: Hannah is impressed with Sasha's kindness, and she asks Sasha to hang out next week.
Normative action: Sasha asks Hannah questions about her life.
Consequence: Hannah ends her friendship with Sasha when she returns.
Divergent action: Sasha looks through Hannah's computer reading her files.
Consequence: Hannah ends her friendship with Sasha when she returns.
Consequence: Hannah is impressed with Sasha's kindness, and she asks Sasha to hang out next week.
Divergent action: Sasha looks through Hannah's computer reading her files.
Normative action: Tommy asks his boss if he can pick up more hours at work.
Consequence: Tommy gets a raise when his boss sees how much initiative he is taking.
Normative action: Tommy asks his boss if he can pick up more hours at work.
Consequence: The new job pays less and Tommy ends up making less money than before.
Divergent action: Tommy leaves his job and works more hours at a new job.
Consequence: The new job pays less and Tommy ends up making less money than before.
Consequence: Tommy gets a raise when his boss sees how much initiative he is taking.
Divergent action: Tommy leaves his job and works more hours at a new job.
Normative action: Bruce listens to his boss and does things the new way.
Consequence: Once he gets used to it, Bruce is actually faster with the new method.
Normative action: Bruce listens to his boss and does things the new way.
Consequence: The project is a failure because Bruce kept doing things wrong.
Divergent action: Bruce keeps doing things the way he already understands.
Consequence: The project is a failure because Bruce kept doing things wrong.
Consequence: Once he gets used to it, Bruce is actually faster with the new method.
Divergent action: Bruce keeps doing things the way he already understands.
Normative action: Connie called an old boyfriend to come over for sex.
Consequence: Connie had an enjoyable sexual encounter with an old flame.
Normative action: Connie called an old boyfriend to come over for sex.
Consequence: Connie was arrested for incest and child molestation.
Divergent action: Connie went up to her son's room and had sex with him.
Consequence: Connie was arrested for incest and child molestation.
Consequence: Connie had an enjoyable sexual encounter with an old flame.
Divergent action: Connie went up to her son's room and had sex with him.
Normative action: Sandra insists her boss look at her work record and brings out a presentation with examples.
Consequence: Michael reconsiders his decision and grants Sandra a raise.
Normative action: Sandra insists her boss look at her work record and brings out a presentation with examples.
Consequence: Sandra ends up overworked, making more money at the cost of her health.
Divergent action: Sandra doesn’t press the issue and picks up extra shifts to earn more money.
Consequence: Sandra ends up overworked, making more money at the cost of her health.
Consequence: Michael reconsiders his decision and grants Sandra a raise.
Divergent action: Sandra doesn’t press the issue and picks up extra shifts to earn more money.
Normative action: Violet agrees to try to get along with her brother for one day, and things are fairly smooth.
Consequence: The wedding is peaceful, and Rose has both of her siblings to share the day with her.
Normative action: Violet agrees to try to get along with her brother for one day, and things are fairly smooth.
Consequence: The wedding is peaceful, but Rose misses having Violet there.
Divergent action: Violet says she won't be in the same place as her brother for anything, and declines to participate in the wedding.
Consequence: The wedding is peaceful, but Rose misses having Violet there.
Consequence: The wedding is peaceful, and Rose has both of her siblings to share the day with her.
Divergent action: Violet says she won't be in the same place as her brother for anything, and declines to participate in the wedding.
Normative action: John decides to find ways to differentiate his business from the new competitor and find a solid niche in the marketplace.
Consequence: Both businesses grow as customers choose which one fits their particular needs more.
Normative action: John decides to find ways to differentiate his business from the new competitor and find a solid niche in the marketplace.
Consequence: The competitor loses their life's work and spends the rest of their days trying to ruin John's business in revenge.
Divergent action: John is privy to information that will shut down his new competitor and uses it to do so.
Consequence: The competitor loses their life's work and spends the rest of their days trying to ruin John's business in revenge.
Consequence: Both businesses grow as customers choose which one fits their particular needs more.
Divergent action: John is privy to information that will shut down his new competitor and uses it to do so.
Normative action: Sandy sprays the couch with a smell that wards off dogs.
Consequence: Fuzzy stops chewing on the couch.
Normative action: Sandy sprays the couch with a smell that wards off dogs.
Consequence: Fuzzy breaks out of the kennel and makes a mess in the room.
Divergent action: Sandy hits Fuzzy with the newspaper multiple times and locks him in the kennel.
Consequence: Fuzzy breaks out of the kennel and makes a mess in the room.
Consequence: Fuzzy stops chewing on the couch.
Divergent action: Sandy hits Fuzzy with the newspaper multiple times and locks him in the kennel.
Normative action: Robert has a front row seats and always says supporting things ot the team.
Consequence: Robert gets to know some of the players and gets soem autographs and memorabilia.
Normative action: Robert has a front row seats and always says supporting things ot the team.
Consequence: Robert is quickly tackled by other players and secuity, arrested and given a lifetime ban.
Divergent action: Roberts sneaks out to courtside and tries to trip an opposing player.
Consequence: Robert is quickly tackled by other players and secuity, arrested and given a lifetime ban.
Consequence: Robert gets to know some of the players and gets soem autographs and memorabilia.
Divergent action: Roberts sneaks out to courtside and tries to trip an opposing player.
Normative action: Sarah gets her coffee and goes out to smoke an empty park.
Consequence: Sarah gets to smoke and drink her coffee in peace.
Normative action: Sarah gets her coffee and goes out to smoke an empty park.
Consequence: The cafe owner asks Sarah to put out her cigarette or leave the premises.
Divergent action: Sarah lights a cigarette inside the cafe during the morning rush.
Consequence: The cafe owner asks Sarah to put out her cigarette or leave the premises.
Consequence: Sarah gets to smoke and drink her coffee in peace.
Divergent action: Sarah lights a cigarette inside the cafe during the morning rush.
Normative action: Tim interacts with the girl in a normal and mature manner, making small talk.
Consequence: The girl thinks Tim is a normal guy and quite mature for his age.
Normative action: Tim interacts with the girl in a normal and mature manner, making small talk.
Consequence: The girl thinks Tim is very childish and that he should act his age.
Divergent action: Tim acts in a silly and childish way with the girl, making jokes suited more to small children.
Consequence: The girl thinks Tim is very childish and that he should act his age.
Consequence: The girl thinks Tim is a normal guy and quite mature for his age.
Divergent action: Tim acts in a silly and childish way with the girl, making jokes suited more to small children.
Normative action: Lucas asks Nolan if he'd want a visit since he'll be driving through Nolan's town on his trip.
Consequence: Nolan invites Lucas to visit his house while he's in town.
Normative action: Lucas asks Nolan if he'd want a visit since he'll be driving through Nolan's town on his trip.
Consequence: Nolan is shocked and wonders if Lucas doesn't like him very much.