CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Justine enlists the help of a nutritionist and fitness coach.
Consequence: Justine passes out from lack of energy and is admitted into the hospital.
Divergent action: Justine starves herself for days in a row.
Consequence: Justine passes out from lack of energy and is admitted into the hospital.
Consequence: Justine loses weight in a healthy way and gains self-esteem.
Divergent action: Justine starves herself for days in a row.
Normative action: Ben takes away his son's electronics for a month.
Consequence: Ben's son regrets stealing the candy bar.
Normative action: Ben takes away his son's electronics for a month.
Consequence: Ben's son becomes afraid of his father.
Divergent action: Ben hits his son with a belt leaving welts and bruises.
Consequence: Ben's son becomes afraid of his father.
Consequence: Ben's son regrets stealing the candy bar.
Divergent action: Ben hits his son with a belt leaving welts and bruises.
Normative action: Ed tells the person where the back of the line is at.
Consequence: Ed is able to still be the next person waited on at the register.
Normative action: Ed tells the person where the back of the line is at.
Consequence: The manager of the store bans Ed from shopping there for a year.
Divergent action: Ed punches the person who cut in front of him in line.
Consequence: The manager of the store bans Ed from shopping there for a year.
Consequence: Ed is able to still be the next person waited on at the register.
Divergent action: Ed punches the person who cut in front of him in line.
Normative action: Mary Ann asks the man, "Sir, what would you like to order?".
Consequence: The man gave Mary Ann his order, and she sent it to the kitchen.
Normative action: Mary Ann asks the man, "Sir, what would you like to order?".
Consequence: The man is furious, and he storms out of the diner.
Divergent action: Mary Ann asks the man, "Ma'am, what would you like to order?".
Consequence: The man is furious, and he storms out of the diner.
Consequence: The man gave Mary Ann his order, and she sent it to the kitchen.
Divergent action: Mary Ann asks the man, "Ma'am, what would you like to order?".
Normative action: Tom says that he did commit a crime, but has been rehabilitated.
Consequence: Tom is hired with a probationary period to prove his worth.
Normative action: Tom says that he did commit a crime, but has been rehabilitated.
Consequence: The background check shows that Tom lied about not committing a crime, and he is denied the job.
Divergent action: Tom says that he has never committed a crime and hands the application in.
Consequence: The background check shows that Tom lied about not committing a crime, and he is denied the job.
Consequence: Tom is hired with a probationary period to prove his worth.
Divergent action: Tom says that he has never committed a crime and hands the application in.
Normative action: Finn sets up his account to withdraw savings at an interval.
Consequence: Finn has a bit more time to do other things.
Normative action: Finn sets up his account to withdraw savings at an interval.
Consequence: Finn spends extra time visiting the bank more often.
Divergent action: Finn deposits money into his savings account every week by atm.
Consequence: Finn spends extra time visiting the bank more often.
Consequence: Finn has a bit more time to do other things.
Divergent action: Finn deposits money into his savings account every week by atm.
Normative action: Quinn picks up a vape pen from a vape store to use to relax.
Consequence: Quinn supports a local business by purchasing the item there.
Normative action: Quinn picks up a vape pen from a vape store to use to relax.
Consequence: Quinn's neighbors are bothered by the smoke.
Divergent action: Quinn buys a pack of cigarettes to smoke.
Consequence: Quinn's neighbors are bothered by the smoke.
Consequence: Quinn supports a local business by purchasing the item there.
Divergent action: Quinn buys a pack of cigarettes to smoke.
Normative action: Professor Drake offers Patricia an extra-credit assignment that would get her grade to an A.
Consequence: Patricia passes the class with an A, leading Patricia to view Professor Drake fondly.
Normative action: Professor Drake offers Patricia an extra-credit assignment that would get her grade to an A.
Consequence: Patricia agrees, but their affair is discovered by the Dean leading to Professor Drake's termination.
Divergent action: Professor Drake offers to give Patricia an A- in exchange for dating him through the rest of the semester.
Consequence: Patricia agrees, but their affair is discovered by the Dean leading to Professor Drake's termination.
Consequence: Patricia passes the class with an A, leading Patricia to view Professor Drake fondly.
Divergent action: Professor Drake offers to give Patricia an A- in exchange for dating him through the rest of the semester.
Normative action: Curt asks his father if they can have pizza for dinner that night.
Consequence: Curt's father calls the pizza restaurant and has a couple of pizzas delivered.
Normative action: Curt asks his father if they can have pizza for dinner that night.
Consequence: Curt's father grounds him for using his card without his permission.
Divergent action: Curt calls and orders a pizza using his father's credit card.
Consequence: Curt's father grounds him for using his card without his permission.
Consequence: Curt's father calls the pizza restaurant and has a couple of pizzas delivered.
Divergent action: Curt calls and orders a pizza using his father's credit card.
Normative action: Aaron asks one of his friends if they could help out his coworkers for the night.
Consequence: Aaron is able to spend a relaxing at home.
Normative action: Aaron asks one of his friends if they could help out his coworkers for the night.
Consequence: Aaron passes out while working from exhaustion.
Divergent action: Aaron stays after work to help his coworkers.
Consequence: Aaron passes out while working from exhaustion.
Consequence: Aaron is able to spend a relaxing at home.
Divergent action: Aaron stays after work to help his coworkers.
Normative action: Jan sits in her chair as she tells the kids stories and teaches them recipes they carry out step by step.
Consequence: Jan's grandkids beg their mother to let them stay with their grandmother more often.
Normative action: Jan sits in her chair as she tells the kids stories and teaches them recipes they carry out step by step.
Consequence: The kids are quiet, but say that they would have rather spent time with their grandmother.
Divergent action: Jan shuts the kids in their own room with two iPads for their entire stay.
Consequence: The kids are quiet, but say that they would have rather spent time with their grandmother.
Consequence: Jan's grandkids beg their mother to let them stay with their grandmother more often.
Divergent action: Jan shuts the kids in their own room with two iPads for their entire stay.
Normative action: Alice holds Kate back until the car is through the crosswalk.
Consequence: Alice and Kate safely finish crossing the intersection and continue on their way.
Normative action: Alice holds Kate back until the car is through the crosswalk.
Consequence: Kate is severely injured and has life-long problems walking.
Divergent action: Alice assumes the car will stop and starts walking behind Kate, but the car hits Kate.
Consequence: Kate is severely injured and has life-long problems walking.
Consequence: Alice and Kate safely finish crossing the intersection and continue on their way.
Divergent action: Alice assumes the car will stop and starts walking behind Kate, but the car hits Kate.
Normative action: Sam asks if he can play with one of Sally's presents while she opens another.
Consequence: Sally lets Sam play with her present while she opens more presents.
Normative action: Sam asks if he can play with one of Sally's presents while she opens another.
Consequence: Sam is berated by his parents and is sent home from the party.
Divergent action: Sam takes the present without asking and runs off to play with it.
Consequence: Sam is berated by his parents and is sent home from the party.
Consequence: Sally lets Sam play with her present while she opens more presents.
Divergent action: Sam takes the present without asking and runs off to play with it.
Normative action: Peter goes out and buys fresh chicken for the meal.
Consequence: Everyone has a lovely dinner and compliments Peter on his cooking skills.
Normative action: Peter goes out and buys fresh chicken for the meal.
Consequence: Everyone misses several days of work due to food poisoning.
Divergent action: Peter ignores the expiration date and cooks the chicken anyway.
Consequence: Everyone misses several days of work due to food poisoning.
Consequence: Everyone has a lovely dinner and compliments Peter on his cooking skills.
Divergent action: Peter ignores the expiration date and cooks the chicken anyway.
Normative action: Alex refuses to serve the customer for his rudeness.
Consequence: The customer leaves the shop irritated, but doesn't go further than that.
Normative action: Alex refuses to serve the customer for his rudeness.
Consequence: The customer gets very ill, being allergic to hot sauce, and throws up.
Divergent action: Alex decides to hide some hot sauce in the client's food.
Consequence: The customer gets very ill, being allergic to hot sauce, and throws up.
Consequence: The customer leaves the shop irritated, but doesn't go further than that.
Divergent action: Alex decides to hide some hot sauce in the client's food.
Normative action: Brad drinks a quart of cold water to quench his thirst.
Consequence: Brad's thirst is quenched, and he feels refreshed and hydrated.
Normative action: Brad drinks a quart of cold water to quench his thirst.
Consequence: Brad becomes more dehydrated and develops a minor headache.
Divergent action: Brad drinks a rum and Coke cocktail to quench his thirst.
Consequence: Brad becomes more dehydrated and develops a minor headache.
Consequence: Brad's thirst is quenched, and he feels refreshed and hydrated.
Divergent action: Brad drinks a rum and Coke cocktail to quench his thirst.
Normative action: Marcie suggests to her boyfriend they take a swim, so they jump into the ocean and play in the water.
Consequence: Her boyfriend is rinsed off from the saltwater and no longer has a sweat smell.
Normative action: Marcie suggests to her boyfriend they take a swim, so they jump into the ocean and play in the water.
Consequence: Her boyfriend decides he doesn't want to date a girl that treats him in that manner, and he dumps Marcie.
Divergent action: Marcie tells her boyfriend he stinks and to get away from her, so he leaves the beach.
Consequence: Her boyfriend decides he doesn't want to date a girl that treats him in that manner, and he dumps Marcie.
Consequence: Her boyfriend is rinsed off from the saltwater and no longer has a sweat smell.
Divergent action: Marcie tells her boyfriend he stinks and to get away from her, so he leaves the beach.
Normative action: Alphonse tries his best to work with his group and helps to submit the project.
Consequence: Everyone in his group get's an A, and they actually end up finding stuff in common and becoming friends.
Normative action: Alphonse tries his best to work with his group and helps to submit the project.
Consequence: The teacher gives Alphonse an F for not working with the group.
Divergent action: Alphonse tells the other group members that he doesn't like them, and that he will do the project on his own.
Consequence: The teacher gives Alphonse an F for not working with the group.
Consequence: Everyone in his group get's an A, and they actually end up finding stuff in common and becoming friends.
Divergent action: Alphonse tells the other group members that he doesn't like them, and that he will do the project on his own.
Normative action: Ace tells the interviewer that he has nothing to say on the issue.
Consequence: Ace maintains neutrality and no one feels alienated.
Normative action: Ace tells the interviewer that he has nothing to say on the issue.
Consequence: People feel alienated from Ace because he disagreed with them.
Divergent action: Ace takes a side on the political issue and tells interviewer his answer.
Consequence: People feel alienated from Ace because he disagreed with them.
Consequence: Ace maintains neutrality and no one feels alienated.
Divergent action: Ace takes a side on the political issue and tells interviewer his answer.
Normative action: James tells Billy that he's so proud of him for making it and that it's a great accomplishment.
Consequence: Billy is delighted that he has brought joy and pride into his father's life.
Normative action: James tells Billy that he's so proud of him for making it and that it's a great accomplishment.
Consequence: Billy is devastated that his father is not happy for him and that on top of that he disbelieves him.
Divergent action: James tells Billy that he doesn’t buy it, since Billy is too tiny to ever be considered for the basketball team.
Consequence: Billy is devastated that his father is not happy for him and that on top of that he disbelieves him.
Consequence: Billy is delighted that he has brought joy and pride into his father's life.
Divergent action: James tells Billy that he doesn’t buy it, since Billy is too tiny to ever be considered for the basketball team.
Normative action: James called his brother a bunch of swear words to his face.
Consequence: His brother was very upset for several hours afterwards because of how hurtful it was.
Normative action: James called his brother a bunch of swear words to his face.
Consequence: His brother was very upset for several weeks afterwards because of how hurtful it was.
Divergent action: James said he wished his brother didn't exist right to his face.
Consequence: His brother was very upset for several weeks afterwards because of how hurtful it was.
Consequence: His brother was very upset for several hours afterwards because of how hurtful it was.
Divergent action: James said he wished his brother didn't exist right to his face.
Normative action: Claire takes one pair of scissors out of the container and uses them at her desk.
Consequence: The teacher is impressed with the art project that Claire makes.
Normative action: Claire takes one pair of scissors out of the container and uses them at her desk.
Consequence: The teacher fusses at Claire for not sharing with the other children.
Divergent action: Claire takes the container of scissors to her own desk.
Consequence: The teacher fusses at Claire for not sharing with the other children.
Consequence: The teacher is impressed with the art project that Claire makes.
Divergent action: Claire takes the container of scissors to her own desk.
Normative action: Liz decides to date a friend she's always liked.
Consequence: The friend feels validated by the reciprocated feelings.
Normative action: Liz decides to date a friend she's always liked.
Consequence: The coworker's work performance is hindered by Liz.
Divergent action: Liz starts dating a coworker who she's attracted to.
Consequence: The coworker's work performance is hindered by Liz.
Consequence: The friend feels validated by the reciprocated feelings.
Divergent action: Liz starts dating a coworker who she's attracted to.
Normative action: Joe drinks quickly and tips the bartender a lot for quick service.
Consequence: Joe runs out of the bar, but he comes back later on knowing he'll get good service again.
Normative action: Joe drinks quickly and tips the bartender a lot for quick service.
Consequence: The bartender counts exactly enough for the drinks.
Divergent action: The bartender asks why Joe drank so fast, Joe empties his wallet and runs out of the bar.
Consequence: The bartender counts exactly enough for the drinks.
Consequence: Joe runs out of the bar, but he comes back later on knowing he'll get good service again.
Divergent action: The bartender asks why Joe drank so fast, Joe empties his wallet and runs out of the bar.
Normative action: Jody tells Eva, the lady at the dog pound who unbeknownst to  Jody is Sam's daughter,  how hard Sam's job must be and how no one probably appreciates him.
Consequence: Eva tells Sam, and they both smile and have their faith in people restored.
Normative action: Jody tells Eva, the lady at the dog pound who unbeknownst to  Jody is Sam's daughter,  how hard Sam's job must be and how no one probably appreciates him.
Consequence: Eva tells Sam and they are both sad and depressed.
Divergent action: Jody tells Eva, the lady at the dog pound who unbeknownst to  Jody is Sam's daughter, what a rotten no good so and so the dog catcher is.
Consequence: Eva tells Sam and they are both sad and depressed.
Consequence: Eva tells Sam, and they both smile and have their faith in people restored.
Divergent action: Jody tells Eva, the lady at the dog pound who unbeknownst to  Jody is Sam's daughter, what a rotten no good so and so the dog catcher is.
Normative action: Janice goes outside to smoke, making sure her kids are in the house when she does so.
Consequence: Janice's children are never exposed to the cigarette smoke and grow up without respiratory issues.
Normative action: Janice goes outside to smoke, making sure her kids are in the house when she does so.
Consequence: Janice's kids inhale the smoke and grow up to have asthma and other respiratory issues.
Divergent action: Janice smokes in the living room while her kids are watching TV.
Consequence: Janice's kids inhale the smoke and grow up to have asthma and other respiratory issues.
Consequence: Janice's children are never exposed to the cigarette smoke and grow up without respiratory issues.
Divergent action: Janice smokes in the living room while her kids are watching TV.
Normative action: Jim says okay to the homeless person and gives them one of his sandwiches.
Consequence: The homeless person's hunger is greatly relieved by eating the sandwich.
Normative action: Jim says okay to the homeless person and gives them one of his sandwiches.
Consequence: The homeless person goes hungry all that day and part of the next day too.
Divergent action: Jim just says no to the homeless person and continues walking.
Consequence: The homeless person goes hungry all that day and part of the next day too.
Consequence: The homeless person's hunger is greatly relieved by eating the sandwich.
Divergent action: Jim just says no to the homeless person and continues walking.
Normative action: Alan puts the pizza in a garbage bin.
Consequence: Alan's apartment becomes free of debris.
Normative action: Alan puts the pizza in a garbage bin.
Consequence: Alan's room smells bad and attracts rodents.
Divergent action: Alan puts the pizza under his mattress frame in his room.
Consequence: Alan's room smells bad and attracts rodents.
Consequence: Alan's apartment becomes free of debris.
Divergent action: Alan puts the pizza under his mattress frame in his room.
Normative action: Gary filmed the person and told people on social media what they did to him.
Consequence: People on social media find out who the person is and get them fired from their job.
Normative action: Gary filmed the person and told people on social media what they did to him.
Consequence: Many people saw the gun and ran in fear of getting shot.
Divergent action: Gary took out his gun and threatened to shoot them in order to embarrass them.
Consequence: Many people saw the gun and ran in fear of getting shot.
Consequence: People on social media find out who the person is and get them fired from their job.
Divergent action: Gary took out his gun and threatened to shoot them in order to embarrass them.
Normative action: Will tells the debt collector nothing and asks his roommate about it.
Consequence: Will's roommate is relieved that they don't have his other information.
Normative action: Will tells the debt collector nothing and asks his roommate about it.
Consequence: Will's roommate has to change his phone number.
Divergent action: Will picks up the call and confirms that his roommate lives there and gives the debt collector his cell number.
Consequence: Will's roommate has to change his phone number.
Consequence: Will's roommate is relieved that they don't have his other information.
Divergent action: Will picks up the call and confirms that his roommate lives there and gives the debt collector his cell number.
Normative action: Fred shows up at his partner's place to celebrate the holidays.
Consequence: Fred's partner is pleasantly surprised and has good company during the break.
Normative action: Fred shows up at his partner's place to celebrate the holidays.
Consequence: Fred's partner likes the gift but is forced to spend the holidays alone.
Divergent action: Fred sends his partner an unexpected gift.
Consequence: Fred's partner likes the gift but is forced to spend the holidays alone.
Consequence: Fred's partner is pleasantly surprised and has good company during the break.
Divergent action: Fred sends his partner an unexpected gift.
Normative action: Kyle points out the old food and asks his friend if the items have spoiled.
Consequence: Kyle's roommate throws away the food himself and avoids risking eating it.
Normative action: Kyle points out the old food and asks his friend if the items have spoiled.
Consequence: Kyle's roommate feels that his roommate has wasted his food that was still edible.
Divergent action: Kyle discards all of the older looking food in the fridge including his roommates items.
Consequence: Kyle's roommate feels that his roommate has wasted his food that was still edible.
Consequence: Kyle's roommate throws away the food himself and avoids risking eating it.
Divergent action: Kyle discards all of the older looking food in the fridge including his roommates items.
Normative action: Jon waits until a coworker is on break to ask for help.
Consequence: Jon's coworker feels like he can mentor people at work boosting his confidence.
Normative action: Jon waits until a coworker is on break to ask for help.
Consequence: Jon's coworker's performance has been slowed down.
Divergent action: Jon asks a coworker who is busy working on another task.
Consequence: Jon's coworker's performance has been slowed down.
Consequence: Jon's coworker feels like he can mentor people at work boosting his confidence.
Divergent action: Jon asks a coworker who is busy working on another task.
Normative action: Tim tells the classmate to stop lying and ceases contact with them.
Consequence: Tim is glad the situation is handled and the classmate feels sad.
Normative action: Tim tells the classmate to stop lying and ceases contact with them.
Consequence: Tim enters an abusive relationship with the classmate, and regrets doing so.
Divergent action: Tim tells the lying classmate that he wants to be friends with them, and he forgives them.
Consequence: Tim enters an abusive relationship with the classmate, and regrets doing so.
Consequence: Tim is glad the situation is handled and the classmate feels sad.
Divergent action: Tim tells the lying classmate that he wants to be friends with them, and he forgives them.
Normative action: David tells Maria she looks beautiful as ever.
Consequence: Maria 's self-esteem takes a boost before dinner with her husband.
Normative action: David tells Maria she looks beautiful as ever.
Consequence: Feeling self-conscious, Maria refuses to go out to dinner.
Divergent action: David tells Maria her body isn't as great as it was pre-pregnancy.
Consequence: Feeling self-conscious, Maria refuses to go out to dinner.
Consequence: Maria 's self-esteem takes a boost before dinner with her husband.
Divergent action: David tells Maria her body isn't as great as it was pre-pregnancy.
Normative action: Alexa and her friend throw all of their trash out before leaving.
Consequence: A minimum wage workers feel grateful for them and gets to relax for a bit.
Normative action: Alexa and her friend throw all of their trash out before leaving.
Consequence: A minimum wage worker who already has plenty of work to do will have to clean up after them.
Divergent action: Alexa and her friends leave all of their trash on the tables.
Consequence: A minimum wage worker who already has plenty of work to do will have to clean up after them.