CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Steve donates a few dollars to the charity as he pays for his groceries.
Consequence: The charity receives more money and has increased resources to help those in need.
Normative action: Steve donates a few dollars to the charity as he pays for his groceries.
Consequence: The charity receives less money and has fewer resources to help those in need.
Divergent action: Steve pays for his groceries without making any charity donation.
Consequence: The charity receives less money and has fewer resources to help those in need.
Consequence: The charity receives more money and has increased resources to help those in need.
Divergent action: Steve pays for his groceries without making any charity donation.
Normative action: Jane decides that thinking someone is weird is not a good enough reason to kick them out.
Consequence: Jane eventually gets used to Jill as time goes on and forgets about this issue.
Normative action: Jane decides that thinking someone is weird is not a good enough reason to kick them out.
Consequence: No one else wants to be Jane's roommate because they are afraid she might toss them out too.
Divergent action: Jane throws Jill out and tries to get another roommate instead.
Consequence: No one else wants to be Jane's roommate because they are afraid she might toss them out too.
Consequence: Jane eventually gets used to Jill as time goes on and forgets about this issue.
Divergent action: Jane throws Jill out and tries to get another roommate instead.
Normative action: Linda calls her office and tells her boss that, while she is not physically sick, she really needs a vacation day.
Consequence: Linda feels as though she has done the responsible, adult thing in the situation and her boss has no reason to doubt her sincerity.
Normative action: Linda calls her office and tells her boss that, while she is not physically sick, she really needs a vacation day.
Consequence: Linda feels dishonest and her boss questions whether she is telling the truth, creating an awkward dynamic between them.
Divergent action: Linda calls into her office and tells her boss that she is feeling sick and won't make it to work that day.
Consequence: Linda feels dishonest and her boss questions whether she is telling the truth, creating an awkward dynamic between them.
Consequence: Linda feels as though she has done the responsible, adult thing in the situation and her boss has no reason to doubt her sincerity.
Divergent action: Linda calls into her office and tells her boss that she is feeling sick and won't make it to work that day.
Normative action: Jessica pauses the show on the television while her mother speaks.
Consequence: Jessica is able to finish watching her favorite show after her mother leaves the room.
Normative action: Jessica pauses the show on the television while her mother speaks.
Consequence: Jessica's mother turns the television off and sends Jessica straight to her room.
Divergent action: Jessica turns the volume on the television louder, so she can hear it.
Consequence: Jessica's mother turns the television off and sends Jessica straight to her room.
Consequence: Jessica is able to finish watching her favorite show after her mother leaves the room.
Divergent action: Jessica turns the volume on the television louder, so she can hear it.
Normative action: Marc wants some tobacco now, so he hurries up to his car where he drives to the convenience store several blocks away.
Consequence: Marc is able to satisfy his nicotine craving fast.
Normative action: Marc wants some tobacco now, so he hurries up to his car where he drives to the convenience store several blocks away.
Consequence: The taste is horrible and now Marc smells like an ashtray.
Divergent action: Marc wants some tobacco now, so he goes in the ashtray and rolls up the butts he finds in a hemp paper.
Consequence: The taste is horrible and now Marc smells like an ashtray.
Consequence: Marc is able to satisfy his nicotine craving fast.
Divergent action: Marc wants some tobacco now, so he goes in the ashtray and rolls up the butts he finds in a hemp paper.
Normative action: Jake saves up his own money in order to purchase the game.
Consequence: Jake's parents are able to be more flexible with their budget.
Normative action: Jake saves up his own money in order to purchase the game.
Consequence: Jake's parents buy the game have less money for essential items.
Divergent action: Jake asks his parents for money to buy the game.
Consequence: Jake's parents buy the game have less money for essential items.
Consequence: Jake's parents are able to be more flexible with their budget.
Divergent action: Jake asks his parents for money to buy the game.
Normative action: Paula listens to Jenny and tries to take her perspective when telling her what she would do if she found herself in such a situation.
Consequence: Jenny appreciates Paula's advice and takes it into consideration when trying to resolve her problems.
Normative action: Paula listens to Jenny and tries to take her perspective when telling her what she would do if she found herself in such a situation.
Consequence: Jenny is slightly put off by Paula's harsh attitude and decides to stop confiding in her in the future.
Divergent action: Paula criticizes Jenny for getting herself in such a situation and tells her what she need to do to get out of it.
Consequence: Jenny is slightly put off by Paula's harsh attitude and decides to stop confiding in her in the future.
Consequence: Jenny appreciates Paula's advice and takes it into consideration when trying to resolve her problems.
Divergent action: Paula criticizes Jenny for getting herself in such a situation and tells her what she need to do to get out of it.
Normative action: John takes a shower and puts on clean clothing before going to bed.
Consequence: John wakes up in the morning in a nice, clean smelling bed.
Normative action: John takes a shower and puts on clean clothing before going to bed.
Consequence: When John woke up in the morning, he had to take the sheets off the bed to wash them.
Divergent action: John went to bed in the clean bed without taking a shower.
Consequence: When John woke up in the morning, he had to take the sheets off the bed to wash them.
Consequence: John wakes up in the morning in a nice, clean smelling bed.
Divergent action: John went to bed in the clean bed without taking a shower.
Normative action: Oscar offers to start an exercise routine with Tom to get in better shape.
Consequence: Tom exercises more and loses weight despite his bad diet.
Normative action: Oscar offers to start an exercise routine with Tom to get in better shape.
Consequence: Tom refuses to give up the food he loves and suffers a heart attack.
Divergent action: Oscar tells Tom that he needs to cut down on how much food he eats, so he doesn't die.
Consequence: Tom refuses to give up the food he loves and suffers a heart attack.
Consequence: Tom exercises more and loses weight despite his bad diet.
Divergent action: Oscar tells Tom that he needs to cut down on how much food he eats, so he doesn't die.
Normative action: Al decides to talk to his wife about the things that annoy him.
Consequence: They work on their relationship to resolve the issues within it.
Normative action: Al decides to talk to his wife about the things that annoy him.
Consequence: Well now they are both annoyed, annoyance for all.
Divergent action: Al decides to get used to hating his wife and starts annoying her back.
Consequence: Well now they are both annoyed, annoyance for all.
Consequence: They work on their relationship to resolve the issues within it.
Divergent action: Al decides to get used to hating his wife and starts annoying her back.
Normative action: Maureen throws out the spoiled lunch, and places her own lunch into the fridge.
Consequence: At noon, Maureen and the rest of the employees have an enjoyable lunch.
Normative action: Maureen throws out the spoiled lunch, and places her own lunch into the fridge.
Consequence: By noon, the smell from the spoiled lunch has made everything else in the fridge smell very bad.
Divergent action: Maureen ignores the spoiled lunch, and places her own lunch into the fridge.
Consequence: By noon, the smell from the spoiled lunch has made everything else in the fridge smell very bad.
Consequence: At noon, Maureen and the rest of the employees have an enjoyable lunch.
Divergent action: Maureen ignores the spoiled lunch, and places her own lunch into the fridge.
Normative action: Paul wrestles the knife away and pins the woman to the ground, then shouts for help.
Consequence: The bystanders call for help and the police arrest the woman.
Normative action: Paul wrestles the knife away and pins the woman to the ground, then shouts for help.
Consequence: Some bystanders see Paul assaulting the woman misinterpret what is happening.
Divergent action: Paul deflects the knife and punches the woman in the face repeatedly.
Consequence: Some bystanders see Paul assaulting the woman misinterpret what is happening.
Consequence: The bystanders call for help and the police arrest the woman.
Divergent action: Paul deflects the knife and punches the woman in the face repeatedly.
Normative action: Tim rejects Simon, but recognizes that he only has some small things to fix and recommends a voice coach.
Consequence: Simon is able to fix his singing problems and wins the competition the next year.
Normative action: Tim rejects Simon, but recognizes that he only has some small things to fix and recommends a voice coach.
Consequence: Simon stops singing and no longer has confidence in the things he does.
Divergent action: Tim laughs at Simon's singing and makes fun of his voice.
Consequence: Simon stops singing and no longer has confidence in the things he does.
Consequence: Simon is able to fix his singing problems and wins the competition the next year.
Divergent action: Tim laughs at Simon's singing and makes fun of his voice.
Normative action: Todd tells his daughter he will support her financially for a year, after which he knows she will be able to support herself through her acting.
Consequence: Todd's daughter is buoyed by her father's trust in her abilities.
Normative action: Todd tells his daughter he will support her financially for a year, after which he knows she will be able to support herself through her acting.
Consequence: Todd's daughter is sad that her father does not have faith in her abilities.
Divergent action: Todd tells his daughter he will support her financially because he does not think she can support herself with her acting.
Consequence: Todd's daughter is sad that her father does not have faith in her abilities.
Consequence: Todd's daughter is buoyed by her father's trust in her abilities.
Divergent action: Todd tells his daughter he will support her financially because he does not think she can support herself with her acting.
Normative action: John asks supervisor at work if he can get bulk deals on computer paper to help him save money on his daughter's new hobby.
Consequence: John gets a deal on paper and his daughter is happy, while his department colleagues aren't affected.
Normative action: John asks supervisor at work if he can get bulk deals on computer paper to help him save money on his daughter's new hobby.
Consequence: The copy machine runs out of paper the next day, negatively impacting John's work activities.
Divergent action: John brings home a large ream of paper that he takes from his office copy machine so that he doesn't need to buy paper for his daughter to draw on.
Consequence: The copy machine runs out of paper the next day, negatively impacting John's work activities.
Consequence: John gets a deal on paper and his daughter is happy, while his department colleagues aren't affected.
Divergent action: John brings home a large ream of paper that he takes from his office copy machine so that he doesn't need to buy paper for his daughter to draw on.
Normative action: Karen comes to her senses when she gets home and decides to put the issue behind her while being too embarrassed to ever go into that particular store again.
Consequence: The employee that kicked Karen out eventually forgets about Karen as they continue their employment.
Normative action: Karen comes to her senses when she gets home and decides to put the issue behind her while being too embarrassed to ever go into that particular store again.
Consequence: The employee is fired by their manager based on Karen's story.
Divergent action: Karen exaggerates the behavior of the employee to the manager the next day saying that the employee was unfair and rude.
Consequence: The employee is fired by their manager based on Karen's story.
Consequence: The employee that kicked Karen out eventually forgets about Karen as they continue their employment.
Divergent action: Karen exaggerates the behavior of the employee to the manager the next day saying that the employee was unfair and rude.
Normative action: Tyson pours some bottled water into a cup and gives it to his dog to drink.
Consequence: Tyson's dog is rehydrated by the water and finishes the hike with Tyson.
Normative action: Tyson pours some bottled water into a cup and gives it to his dog to drink.
Consequence: Tyson's dog is not rehydrated from the urine and ends up collapsing on the hike.
Divergent action: Tyson urinates into a cup and gives it to his dog drink.
Consequence: Tyson's dog is not rehydrated from the urine and ends up collapsing on the hike.
Consequence: Tyson's dog is rehydrated by the water and finishes the hike with Tyson.
Divergent action: Tyson urinates into a cup and gives it to his dog drink.
Normative action: Bill tells his roommate about his plans to move out in advance.
Consequence: Bill and his roommate talk about the situation until they agree on a reasonable timeframe.
Normative action: Bill tells his roommate about his plans to move out in advance.
Consequence: Bill's roommate is forced to then move to a much cheaper place to afford the rent.
Divergent action: Bill moves out in a flash, and he's gone before his roommate even knew he wanted to move.
Consequence: Bill's roommate is forced to then move to a much cheaper place to afford the rent.
Consequence: Bill and his roommate talk about the situation until they agree on a reasonable timeframe.
Divergent action: Bill moves out in a flash, and he's gone before his roommate even knew he wanted to move.
Normative action: Joe shows Leslie his model trains and how he builds them.
Consequence: Leslie thinks Joe has real talent and compliments him on his skills.
Normative action: Joe shows Leslie his model trains and how he builds them.
Consequence: Joe does not get to work on his model trains, and has less fun.
Divergent action: Joe hides his love for model trains and gets rid of his old ones.
Consequence: Joe does not get to work on his model trains, and has less fun.
Consequence: Leslie thinks Joe has real talent and compliments him on his skills.
Divergent action: Joe hides his love for model trains and gets rid of his old ones.
Normative action: Alison calls a towing company to come take the car away.
Consequence: The inappropriately parked car is towed away and Alison gets her parking spot back.
Normative action: Alison calls a towing company to come take the car away.
Consequence: Alison is arrested for destruction of property.
Divergent action: Alison gets a bat and hits the car, breaking the windows and windshield.
Consequence: Alison is arrested for destruction of property.
Consequence: The inappropriately parked car is towed away and Alison gets her parking spot back.
Divergent action: Alison gets a bat and hits the car, breaking the windows and windshield.
Normative action: Lana contacts a local organization who sends someone to her house to pick up the bags of unwanted clothes.
Consequence: Lana is thanked by the organization for her generosity.
Normative action: Lana contacts a local organization who sends someone to her house to pick up the bags of unwanted clothes.
Consequence: Lana has to carry multiple extra bags of trash out to the dumpster.
Divergent action: Lana throws all of her unwanted clothes in the trash.
Consequence: Lana has to carry multiple extra bags of trash out to the dumpster.
Consequence: Lana is thanked by the organization for her generosity.
Divergent action: Lana throws all of her unwanted clothes in the trash.
Normative action: Marco puts up current pictures that show what he looks like today.
Consequence: The person that replies to his ad likes him for what he looks like now, and they hit it off.
Normative action: Marco puts up current pictures that show what he looks like today.
Consequence: When someone does reply to his ad, they find out he looks nothing like his pictures and stop seeing him.
Divergent action: Marco puts up pictures of a male model that looks nothing like him.
Consequence: When someone does reply to his ad, they find out he looks nothing like his pictures and stop seeing him.
Consequence: The person that replies to his ad likes him for what he looks like now, and they hit it off.
Divergent action: Marco puts up pictures of a male model that looks nothing like him.
Normative action: Jack goes to a magic show.
Consequence: Jack is amazed at the magic tricks.
Normative action: Jack goes to a magic show.
Consequence: Jack loses all of his money.
Divergent action: Jack goes to a casino and makes a huge bet.
Consequence: Jack loses all of his money.
Consequence: Jack is amazed at the magic tricks.
Divergent action: Jack goes to a casino and makes a huge bet.
Normative action: Theodore walks around the neighborhood with a squeaky toy and a bag of food, calling out to his dog.
Consequence: The dog hears Theodore calling his name and runs up to him.
Normative action: Theodore walks around the neighborhood with a squeaky toy and a bag of food, calling out to his dog.
Consequence: Eventually the dog comes home, but he's sick and injured after spending so many days alone outside.
Divergent action: Theodore decides that the dog will return on his own in due time and just waits for him to come back.
Consequence: Eventually the dog comes home, but he's sick and injured after spending so many days alone outside.
Consequence: The dog hears Theodore calling his name and runs up to him.
Divergent action: Theodore decides that the dog will return on his own in due time and just waits for him to come back.
Normative action: Damond buys his girlfriend desserts at a cafe while discussing his allergies.
Consequence: Damond and his girlfriend grow closer.
Normative action: Damond buys his girlfriend desserts at a cafe while discussing his allergies.
Consequence: Damond is sent to the hospital after having an allergic reaction.
Divergent action: Damond tells his girlfriend that he loves peanuts as he finishes the desert.
Consequence: Damond is sent to the hospital after having an allergic reaction.
Consequence: Damond and his girlfriend grow closer.
Divergent action: Damond tells his girlfriend that he loves peanuts as he finishes the desert.
Normative action: Bill apologizes and asks for a shorter punishment.
Consequence: Bill gets two days knocked off his punishment.
Normative action: Bill apologizes and asks for a shorter punishment.
Consequence: Bill is grounded for an extra month.
Divergent action: Bill tells his parents that they're the worst parents ever.
Consequence: Bill is grounded for an extra month.
Consequence: Bill gets two days knocked off his punishment.
Divergent action: Bill tells his parents that they're the worst parents ever.
Normative action: Frank cancels his order and buys a to-go meal at a gas station on the way home.
Consequence: Frank gets home quickly, but he doesn't have a very enjoyable meal.
Normative action: Frank cancels his order and buys a to-go meal at a gas station on the way home.
Consequence: Someone else's order is messed up, but Frank gets home quickly and has food to eat.
Divergent action: Frank grabs the bag for another person's order and leaves the restaurant without saying a word to any of the workers.
Consequence: Someone else's order is messed up, but Frank gets home quickly and has food to eat.
Consequence: Frank gets home quickly, but he doesn't have a very enjoyable meal.
Divergent action: Frank grabs the bag for another person's order and leaves the restaurant without saying a word to any of the workers.
Normative action: Fred promised his wife they will go to Paris on vacation he finds a vacation planner to save some money and book the Paris vacation.
Consequence: Fred and his wife have a amazing time on vacation in Paris.
Normative action: Fred promised his wife they will go to Paris on vacation he finds a vacation planner to save some money and book the Paris vacation.
Consequence: Fred and his wife have a awful time on vacation and Fred wife is not happy.
Divergent action: Fred promised his wife he will take her to Paris but Fred finds a cheaper vacation and books that instead, so he saves some money.
Consequence: Fred and his wife have a awful time on vacation and Fred wife is not happy.
Consequence: Fred and his wife have a amazing time on vacation in Paris.
Divergent action: Fred promised his wife he will take her to Paris but Fred finds a cheaper vacation and books that instead, so he saves some money.
Normative action: Albert confronts his neighbor and tells him he needs to knock off the noise at such late hours.
Consequence: Albert's neighbor stops using his power tools so late at night, and Albert gets enough sleep.
Normative action: Albert confronts his neighbor and tells him he needs to knock off the noise at such late hours.
Consequence: Albert begins to resent his neighbor and is always stressed when he sees him.
Divergent action: Albert avoids confrontation with his neighbor and tries to drown out the noise with a fan.
Consequence: Albert begins to resent his neighbor and is always stressed when he sees him.
Consequence: Albert's neighbor stops using his power tools so late at night, and Albert gets enough sleep.
Divergent action: Albert avoids confrontation with his neighbor and tries to drown out the noise with a fan.
Normative action: William walks back through the entire length of the shopping mall and exits through the front doors.
Consequence: William finishes his shopping trip successfully and without incident.
Normative action: William walks back through the entire length of the shopping mall and exits through the front doors.
Consequence: William is reprimanded by a security guard  who was standing outside in the parking lot and saw him use the exit.
Divergent action: William decides to take a shortcut and leaves through the emergency exit at the back of the building.
Consequence: William is reprimanded by a security guard  who was standing outside in the parking lot and saw him use the exit.
Consequence: William finishes his shopping trip successfully and without incident.
Divergent action: William decides to take a shortcut and leaves through the emergency exit at the back of the building.
Normative action: Dallas talks to her teacher about her negative feelings and Sanders.
Consequence: Sanders is confronted by the teacher who convinces him to stop being a bully.
Normative action: Dallas talks to her teacher about her negative feelings and Sanders.
Consequence: Sanders gets a zero for his homework assignment.
Divergent action: Dallas crumples up Sanders homework and tosses it inside the trash.
Consequence: Sanders gets a zero for his homework assignment.
Consequence: Sanders is confronted by the teacher who convinces him to stop being a bully.
Divergent action: Dallas crumples up Sanders homework and tosses it inside the trash.
Normative action: Homer turns off the lights while his brother is in the shower.
Consequence: His brother's shower is ruined and aggravated by Homer's antics.
Normative action: Homer turns off the lights while his brother is in the shower.
Consequence: Sure enough his brother's girlfriend dumps him and his brother is upset.
Divergent action: Homer tells his brother's girlfriend things about his brother, so she won't like him anymore.
Consequence: Sure enough his brother's girlfriend dumps him and his brother is upset.