CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Alex pulled his pants down and urinated in the bushes at the public park.
Normative action: Patrick picks a nature documentary about animals of the Serengeti plains.
Divergent action: Patrick picks a crime show on a specialty channel that contains lots of graphic violence.
Normative action: Charles tells his girlfriend a funny story about his day.
Divergent action: Charles quietly sings his girlfriend's favorite song about bedroom activities.
Normative action: Jess points out that technically anyone can sing, using auto-tune.
Divergent action: Jess insists that she can sing better than any of them could.
Normative action: Bob fills the box with balloons and jams knives, swords, etc into the box.
Divergent action: Bob puts his dog in the box and jams knives, swords, etc into the box.
Normative action: James befriends Ahmed and refuses to let the other neighbord harass him.
Divergent action: James does nothing when some neighbors continually harass the new neighbors stating "He does not want any trouble".
Normative action: Peter kicks in a few more dollars, placating the cab driver.
Divergent action: Peter stabs the cab driver repeatedly, causing him grave injury.
Normative action: Jen decides to shovel the snow herself right away.
Divergent action: Jen asks another neighbor if they can help with the snow.
Normative action: John goes to the countryside with Mary where there are beautiful views.
Divergent action: John asks Mary to help him with some home improvement work.
Normative action: Molly puts herself into counseling.
Divergent action: Molly tries to dress the way other girls do.
Normative action: Larry picks up the neighbor's mail and passes each piece under their door.
Divergent action: Larry opens and reads each piece of mail before slipping it under the neighbor's door.
Normative action: John congratulates his coworker and starts looking up to him.
Divergent action: John is jealous of his coworker's promotion and gives his coworker the cold shoulder.
Normative action: Billy saves up for the game and gets it in a few weeks.
Divergent action: Billy harangues his mother constantly to buy the game for him.
Normative action: Jack discusses his insecurity with his girlfriend.
Divergent action: Jack follows his girlfriend after work to make sure she stays faithful to him.
Normative action: Victor composes a cute and funny poem.
Divergent action: Victor writes a funny poem full of expletives.
Normative action: Robin appreciates the thoughtfulness behind the gift.
Divergent action: Robin expresses her disappointment in the cheap gift.
Normative action: Ty goes home and takes a nap in his own bed.
Divergent action: Ty takes a nap in the middle  of a dark ally in the middle of town.
Normative action: Sam writes a negative yelp review.
Divergent action: Sam stiffs everyone on the tip to express his discontent.
Normative action: Jan lights up her cigarette in a designated smoking area outside the building.
Divergent action: Jan sits down in a group of non-smokers and lights up her cigarette.
Normative action: Bill laughs off his bullies' taunts and ignores their calls to fight.
Divergent action: Bill gets into a fistfight with one of his bullies.
Normative action: Reggie called Darryl first to see if it was OK, but Darryl said he was busy, and they will meet later.
Divergent action: Reggie showed up unexpectedly at Darryl's door, interrupting Darryl's makeout session.
Normative action: Jim relies on his intellect to try and win his arguments with Fiona.
Divergent action: Jim resorts to making up a nickname that makes fun of Fiona's weight.
Normative action: Sypha lets the phone vibrate, so they can leave a message she'll check later.
Divergent action: Sypha answers the phone and talks on it while she's studying.
Normative action: Phil goes through carefully and picks out a special gift for each friend.
Divergent action: Phil buys all of his friends expensive gift cards to the same restruant.
Normative action: Keara deliberates while weighing the pros and cons of the relationship on her own.
Divergent action: Keara asks her friend what she should do and follows their advice.
Normative action: Joe cracks a joke about his friend that is similar to what the two have joked about before.
Divergent action: Joe responds by making a crude joke about his friend's mom.
Normative action: Kenny points to the pool of pee on the floor and tells the puppy no, repeatedly.
Divergent action: Kenny slaps the puppy on the back of the head in an attempt to have it associate peeing with pain.
Normative action: James calls his friends and spends the evening coming up with fresh material.
Divergent action: James makes his jokes based on racial stereotypes.
Normative action: Brian goes to his house to eat and meets his friends later.
Divergent action: Brian orders a burger and fries and then asks his friends to pay for the meal.
Normative action: Kevin avoids looking at Sara and keeps his emotional distance from her.
Divergent action: Kevin talks to Sara like a friend and asks about her deepest, darkest secrets.
Normative action: James tells Lily he feels insecure about her messaging Jack so often.
Divergent action: James complains to Lily whenever she uses social media, often leading to fights.
Normative action: Molly decides to admit she stole the Xanax from her sister.
Divergent action: Molly insists that her brother took her sister's Xanax, and that she is innocent.
Normative action: Tammy goes in to her sons room and reads him a couple of bedtime stories.
Divergent action: Tammy serves her son a glass of juice with sleeping medication in it.
Normative action: Hank introduces himself and walks with the visitor to the administration building, guiding him to the right places.
Divergent action: Hank introduces himself and points the visitor to the administration building.
Normative action: Andy turns on his speakers and keeps the music playing at a moderate volume.
Divergent action: Andy turns his speakers on and cranks the volume up to the max.
Normative action: Martha leaves the lights on under the porch so her son can see.
Divergent action: Martha called the police department and asked for them to wait outside for her son.
Normative action: Nick lets his neighbor use the mower for free.
Divergent action: Nick agrees and charges his neighbor $15/hr to use the mower.
Normative action: Dan tells his teammate that it is okay and tries to cheer him up.
Divergent action: Dan points and blames his teammate for missing the goal.
Normative action: Craig takes his son to the theater to watch a movie he wanted to watch.
Divergent action: Craig takes his son to the gym so that he can lose some weight.
Normative action: Vanessa takes out a notebook and begins to furiously write her feelings and thoughts on the paper.
Divergent action: Vanessa cooks up a needle full of black tar heroin and shoots it up her veins.
Normative action: Roger plays a highly rated comedy movie for his friends to watch.
Divergent action: Roger plays a documentary about basket weaving  for his friends to watch.
Normative action: Jim promotes strictly based on performance.
Divergent action: Jim plays favorites and promotes his friend.
Normative action: Devin sees a therapist in order to get over what's been bothering him.
Divergent action: Devin kills himself in order to stop feeling so much pain.
Normative action: Ben repackages the computer and sends it back the next day.
Divergent action: Ben gets caught up in other things and returns the computer a month after he received it.
Normative action: Tara interviews a trans and hires them based on their experience.
Divergent action: Tara interviews a trans person and denies them based on their sexuality.
Normative action: Tim says no and focuses on his own test.
Divergent action: Tim provides test answers to his classmate.
Normative action: Ashton tells Tim that Tracy's bowling game has improved over the course of the night.
Divergent action: Ashton makes snarky comments to Tim about Tracy's bowling skills.
Normative action: Charlie goes to his toy box and plays with his action figures.
Divergent action: Charlie repeatedly asks his mom to come play with him while she is still meeting.
Normative action: Chuck picks a happy movie with a happy ending and watches it.
Divergent action: Chuck feels like watching a sad movie, picks one, and watches it.
Normative action: Adam sneezes into his elbow.
Divergent action: Adam sneezes in the direction of stranger.
Normative action: Joe escorts Bill home and then heads home himself.
Divergent action: Joe parts ways with Bill outside the bar and heads home.
Normative action: James adopts the cat into his home.
Divergent action: James calls animal control about the cat.
Normative action: Dina wraps her tampons in tissue paper and walks them over to the trash whenever leaving a bathroom stall.
Divergent action: Not wanting anyone to see her tossing a tampon, Dina chooses to flush her tampons whenever she uses the school bathroom.
Normative action: Evan picks up the dog and takes it back to his house and feeds it.
Divergent action: Evan picks up the dog and takes it to the middle of the forest.
Normative action: Kelly is honest about her abilities during the interview.
Divergent action: Kelly exaggerates her skills on her resume and gets the job.
Normative action: Johnny rushes to the meeting as fast as he can get there.
Divergent action: Johnny stops at a fast food place on the way there and buys some food.
Normative action: Jimmy throws all of his friends a party to cheer them up.
Divergent action: Jimmy gets himself a new set of friends to hang out with.
Normative action: Ann is upfront about her intentions and slowly distances herself from the friend.
Divergent action: Ann cuts her friend out of her life and deletes her from social media.
Normative action: Jessica turns down the invitation and says that she wants to stay loyal to her boyfriend.
Divergent action: Jessica agrees to the date which leads to her having an affair with Stuart.
Normative action: Janet posts about the experience without providing any identifying information.
Divergent action: Janet posts the customer's information in order to get them in trouble.
Normative action: Henry chooses a more expensive design that features a wheelchair ramp.
Divergent action: Henry chooses an affordable design that only has stairs, with no ramps.
Normative action: Quinn picks up a vape pen from a vape store to use to relax.
Divergent action: Quinn buys a pack of cigarettes to smoke.
Normative action: Acasia pulls out her phone and tweets her reaction.
Divergent action: Acasia discusses her thoughts and feelings in great detail while the movie is on.
Normative action: Pat makes money from home by selling paintings that he makes.
Divergent action: Pat applies to only one job and plays video games all day.
Normative action: Ben holds it until he gets back home.
Divergent action: Ben relieves himself in the bushes by the store.
Normative action: April wins and lets Steve pick out the prize for himself.
Divergent action: April wins the game and selects a prize only for herself.
Normative action: Whitney contacts her husband right away and tells him about the house.
Divergent action: Whitney tries to buy the house at once while it's still up for the low price.
Normative action: Sammy pitches the idea and stays open to using anyone else's idea.
Divergent action: Sammy shares his idea and stands firmly considering that it must be the best one available.
Normative action: Tim excuses himself to the bathroom where he uses a tissue to blow his nose.
Divergent action: Tim picks his nose and wipes his snot and boogers on the desk.
Normative action: Akihito decides to move to another location where he films the local wildlife.
Divergent action: Akihito films the model from a distance from various angles.
Normative action: Pam takes a break and goes with a friend for a coffee.
Divergent action: Pam convinces her friend to give her some of her ADHD pills.
Normative action: Stuart chats and networks with all other employees.
Divergent action: Stuart brags about himself and avoids speaking to employees he views as inferior.
Normative action: Jenny takes the unneeded clothes to goodwill.
Divergent action: Jenny puts the clothes in a bag and stores them in the garage.
Normative action: Claire takes one pair of scissors out of the container and uses them at her desk.
Divergent action: Claire takes the container of scissors to her own desk.
Normative action: Mark stores the knife in his sock drawer at home before going off to school.
Divergent action: Mark stores the knife in his school backpack and ends up taking it to school with him.
Normative action: Vin arranges that they go on frequent hiking trips.
Divergent action: Vin pokes fun at his partner's weight gain.
Normative action: Chris takes the dog to the vet for treatment for the leg.
Divergent action: Chris watches a youtube video on how to set an animal's leg, and tries to do it.
Normative action: Gary filmed the person and told people on social media what they did to him.
Divergent action: Gary took out his gun and threatened to shoot them in order to embarrass them.
Normative action: Ali applies to top tier law schools.
Divergent action: Ali applies to low tier law schools.
Normative action: Will runs the washer with Chad's clothes, dries them, and hangs them up.
Divergent action: Will takes Chad's laundry out and puts it on the floor of his bedroom, then loads the washing machine with his clothes.
Normative action: Jim hands out warnings to those struggling with performance.
Divergent action: Jim fires the employee with the worst performance to set an example.
Normative action: Erin orders inexpensive items and sticks to water for the drink.
Divergent action: Erin complains about the meal and gets it comped.
Normative action: Sam excuses himself and goes pee in the school bathroom.
Divergent action: Sam pees his pants in the classroom.
Normative action: Gloria decides to tell her colleague how she feels and realizes her colleague did not act on purpose, which calms her down.
Divergent action: Gloria uses some private information she has on her colleague to hurt her feelings.
Normative action: Deacon goes with his father to a gun range and shoots targets.
Divergent action: Deacon sees his neighbor's cat and shoots and kills it.
Normative action: Frank privately confronts his wife about his suspicions and resolves the issue.
Divergent action: Frank openly argues with his wife about his suspicions while his children watch.
Normative action: Kevin decides to place a wager once every weekend.
Divergent action: Kevin places several bets a day and at an increasing rate.
Normative action: Robert volunteers to take Tammy in.
Divergent action: Robert calls Child Protective Services to find a foster home for Tammy.
Normative action: Tom takes his kids out for a 6 day road trip around the region in his RV.
Divergent action: Tom takes his kids out to the local library for the day.
Normative action: Jon honks the horn loud behind the person who cut him off.
Divergent action: Jon gives the other driver the middle finger as he's passing him.
Normative action: Tammy decides to get a cat instead of seducing someone online, and is no longer lonely.
Divergent action: Tammy seduces someone online in order to replace her husband quickly, and stops feeling lonely.
Normative action: Bertha takes her sister in her arms and speaks to her softly while rocking her.
Divergent action: Bertha loses her cool and shakes her sister to make her stop crying.
Normative action: Randy takes away Luke's video games for a month.
Divergent action: Randy stops giving Luke dinner for a month.
Normative action: Elle considers her daughter's interests and handmakes a gift for her with them in mind.
Divergent action: Elle finds out what her ex-husband is getting their daughter and makes sure to buy more expensive gifts for her.
Normative action: Jonah donates his old clothes to a charity.
Divergent action: Jonah puts all his old in the garbage.
Normative action: Annie booked a cabin on the same cruise that her friends were going on.
Divergent action: Annie invited her friends to her house to help her clean.
Normative action: Joe organizes a day trip to a romantic location for the wedding anniversary.
Divergent action: Joe makes a dinner reservation at the restaurant that he and his wife dine in all the time.
Normative action: Jackson prepares the meal using a fresh pack of chicken wings.
Divergent action: Jackson takes wings that were made yesterday and reheats them in the microwave.
Normative action: Barbra shares a link to official websites with tips on masks and other useful information.
Divergent action: Barbra states a rumor that people can prevent COVID by taking vitamins.
Normative action: Harry tells Mary what she did was wrong without losing his cool.
Divergent action: Harry uses profanity to reprimand Mary.
Normative action: Max hugs his sister lightly and for not too long after receiving his gift.
Divergent action: Max hugs his sister very tightly and intimately after he receives his gift.
Normative action: Tom meets with Kent, accuses him of cheating on Sarah, and tells him to stop.
Divergent action: Tom texts Kent and asks him about the details of his affair.
Normative action: Kara uses the website in her research paper and properly cites it as a material source.
Divergent action: Kara copies some paragraphs from the website to her final research paper and submits it.
Normative action: Sun decides to purchase the album from a digital store.
Divergent action: Sun downloads the album for free via online torrenting.
Normative action: Mary takes her kids to an amusement park.
Divergent action: Mary takes her kids to the library.
Normative action: George grabs a stick and swats it at the raccoon which makes it flee from Sparky.
Divergent action: George is afraid and lets Sparky handle the raccoon on his own.
Normative action: Aubrey observes the statue up close.
Divergent action: Aubrey touches Jason's crafted statue.
Normative action: Ryan takes the dog to obedience school to get taught how to behave better.
Divergent action: Ryan smacks his dog very hard on the butt as punishment.
Normative action: Claudia sits in a window seat, rests her head against the window with her coat as a pillow and falls asleep.
Divergent action: Claudia lies down, taking up three seats.
Normative action: Teague gets up, goes to the bathroom, and empties his bowels.
Divergent action: Teague remains in his bed while he empties his bowels.
Normative action: Dave puts some ketchup on his hamburger.
Divergent action: Dave squirts ketchup all over his body.
Normative action: Mark leans over and kisses his girlfriend who is sitting on the couch with him.
Divergent action: Mark leans over and tries to kiss his sister who is on the couch with him.
Normative action: Jane delivers the food to her boyfriend without interrupting the workplace.
Divergent action: Jane talks with her boyfriends coworkers while delivering the lunch, interrupting their work.
Normative action: Lisa tells Sandra she wants to get a dog, but she understands if Sandra does not want to get one.
Divergent action: Lisa secretly adopts a golden retriever from the local pound and surprises Sandra.
Normative action: Elena goes out with friends and stays active as much as possible.
Divergent action: Elena finds several highly acclaimed shows and watches all of the episodes back-to-back.
Normative action: Sam sits down with his girlfriend and tells her honestly how he feels and that he wants to end the relationship.
Divergent action: Sam completely stops responding to his girlfriend's calls and texts and blocks her on social media.
Normative action: Bambi tells a satiric story about fighting over her grandmother's will with her distant relatives.
Divergent action: Bambi creates a knock knock joke about terrorism and the world trade center.
Normative action: Howard slips behind will and puts him in a headlock, winning the match.
Divergent action: Howard kicks Will in the groin and wraps his arms around Will while he's writhing in pain.
Normative action: Tammy makes two Caesar salads for her and Debbie along with low carb caesar dressing.
Divergent action: Tammy orders pizza for lunch.
Normative action: Wayne sends a text message saying "Happy Birthday" to his ex-girlfriend.
Divergent action: Wayne buys an expensive present and a nice card for his ex-girlfriend and gives them to her.
Normative action: John excuses himself to the restroom where he uses a toothpick to remove the food from between his teeth.
Divergent action: John uses his finger to pick at the corn between his teeth until he dislodges it.
Normative action: After grading his student, Becker sends them an email with tips on how to improve their performance.
Divergent action: Becker notes that his performance made him ill and reminded him of moldy bread.
Normative action: Scott takes the china home in a box and gently places it in his china cabinet.
Divergent action: Scott takes the china home in a box and carelessly drops the box on his kitchen floor, shattering everything.
Normative action: Jenna tells her parents what has been happening, so they can intervene.
Divergent action: Jenna re-enacts what her brother's bully has been doing to her brother to the bully.
Normative action: Dennis proposes to Tricia privately during a moonlight picnic he planned.
Divergent action: Dennis proposes to Tricia at his sister's wedding reception.
Normative action: Joshua takes the anti-depression medication on his regular schedule.
Divergent action: Joshua uses natural methods to deal with his bouts of depression.
Normative action: Lizelle writes a story of how a local actress, Cleo, overcame adversity to succeed.
Divergent action: Lizelle writes a story about an embarrassing event in the life of Cleo, a local actress.
Normative action: Vince and his friends play in the garage, then sends them home because he can't care for them.
Divergent action: Vince and his friends play in the garage, then lets them sleep there with a cot and a blanket.
Normative action: Jake orders what he likes instead of ordering what other people order.
Divergent action: Jake orders what everyone else is ordering like usual.
Normative action: Pete orders a water.
Divergent action: Pete orders a glass of wine.
Normative action: Kelly tutors the student after school.
Divergent action: Kelly allows the student to copy off them.
Normative action: Carl puts on boxer shorts he stored in a locker.
Divergent action: Carl takes boxers from a pile of clothes he found and puts them on.
Normative action: Ed tells a funny story involving him and another group member.
Divergent action: Ed brings up an embarrassing story about one of the friends.
Normative action: Kevin crosses the street to have the sidewalk all to himself.
Divergent action: Kevin follows very closely behind the jogger.
Normative action: Marie signs Kayla up for a small art class that teaches painting.
Divergent action: Marie signs Kayla up for the school play, so she can meet people.
Normative action: Delia adds different herbs and spices to the dinner.
Divergent action: Delia adds a very large dose of chili peppers to the dinner.
Normative action: Ben calls a tow truck and gets the car of the neighbor's friend's towed away.
Divergent action: Ben ends up getting into a physical altercation with the neighbors friend.
Normative action: Mandy sends the person with COVID home to rest for a couple weeks.
Divergent action: Mandy makes the person come in while sick with COVID.
Normative action: Bob puts the party on the 1st floor of the building.
Divergent action: Bob puts the party on the 3rd floor of the building.
Normative action: Alice puts the pasta in the water and keeps her other hand in her pocket.
Divergent action: Alice touches the side of the pot of boiling hot water as she puts the pasta in.
Normative action: Frida records and release a popular song by a black rapper but replace every instance of the n-word.
Divergent action: Frida records and releases a popular song by a black rapper that uses the n-word liberally.
Normative action: Thomas redraws his grandmother's wedding photograph and writes her a lovely letter.