CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Kyra covers her mouth with the crook of her arm when she sneezes.
Divergent action: Kyra sneezes freely out into the open area of the bus.
Normative action: Jake takes the condom and without much ado slips it on before contiuing.
Divergent action: Jake takes the condom and lets his nail scratch a hole into it before slipping it on.
Normative action: Logan announces he is going to start having a party once a month for everyone who has a birthday that month.
Divergent action: Logan has a party for the people whose birthdays are close to each other, but no one else.
Normative action: Billy is quite pleased that his family's happiness no longer depends on his job.
Divergent action: Billy is envious of his wife's wealth and upset he's not the provider any more.
Normative action: Sarah responds respectfully, that she does not believe this theory, and she posts links that disprove the conspiracy.
Divergent action: Sarah responds to the post by indicating that the conspiracy theory is completely crazy, and so must be anyone who believes it to be true.
Normative action: Jeff screens applicants based on their ability and experience.
Divergent action: Jeff feels black people tend to be less tech savvy so he eliminates all applicants of African descent.
Normative action: Heather has a small barbecue with five of her closest friends, and they keep their noise level low.
Divergent action: Heather buys a keg of beer and invites twenty friends over for a dance party on the patio.
Normative action: Ted flies his drone around his own backyard for filming.
Divergent action: Ted flies and films his drone around his neighbor's house.
Normative action: Ray meets up with Colleen in a public place to avoid drama and tells her he wants to break up because he met someone.
Divergent action: Ray immediately stops communicating with Colleen, he just disappears from her life.
Normative action: Micheal exercises for outside for thirty minutes.
Divergent action: Micheal takes a pill of his brother's Adderall.
Normative action: Bob went outside, crossed the street, THEN smoked his pot.
Divergent action: Bob smoked his Pot right there inside his house.
Normative action: Ronnie tells Jen that he wants to break up with her.
Divergent action: Ronnie stops contacting Jen and avoids her messages and calls.
Normative action: Fred saves the video, and he decides to watch it later at home.
Divergent action: Fred uses his powerful headset and turns it up to the highest volume to watch the video.
Normative action: Anthony tells Shawn's wife that he doesn't want to fight with her, and that he wants to get along.
Divergent action: The next time Shawn's wife slights him, Anthony calls her a slur.
Normative action: Luke takes the cat off the roof and walks across the street to Cindy's house.
Divergent action: Luke takes the cat off the roof and puts it inside his house.
Normative action: Heather takes her mind off her classmates and opens a book to read for the rest of the lunch break.
Divergent action: Heather uses her knowledge to create some interesting drama among classmates, so she can watch what happens.
Normative action: James takes his dog to a reputable trainer to be trained as a guard dog.
Divergent action: James takes his pitbull to underground dog fighting rings to increase its aggressiveness.
Normative action: Timothy puts a leash on his dog and takes him for a walk around the neighborhood.
Divergent action: Timothy puts his dog in the downstairs bathroom and locks the door.
Normative action: Craig takes a route that is shorter.
Divergent action: Craig takes a route that is longer.
Normative action: Cody wipes his finger on a towel and wraps it in a bandage.
Divergent action: Cody wipes his finger all over his friend's arm and shirt.
Normative action: Rory tells them that IQ test aren't everything and that any of them could have scored better on a different day.
Divergent action: Rory brags to all of them about how much smarter he is than the rest of them.
Normative action: Jonah tells Martha he wants to date other people.
Divergent action: Jonah dates other girls behind Martha's back.
Normative action: Jill decides to hire Sarah to mow her lawns and wash her car.
Divergent action: Jill takes Sarah to see a movie at the huge screen Imax theater.
Normative action: Sam decides to block the other person, deciding it isn't worth it.
Divergent action: Sam calls the other person a racist name on twitter.
Normative action: Joe tells the coworker that he likes the way she did her hair.
Divergent action: Joe asks the coworker about her day and about work topics.
Normative action: Frank resists the temptation of throwing water balloons at the tourists and focuses on his friends.
Divergent action: Frank chucks a number of water balloons at the tourists.
Normative action: Kati uses some logic to outwit her friend in this argument.
Divergent action: Kati asks her friend how she can be happy fighting with a person who has cancer.
Normative action: Charlie goes to see his friend and hangs out with them.
Divergent action: Charlie stays at home and plays video games all day.
Normative action: Tony logs into his bank account and downloads his personal banking information.
Divergent action: Tony hacks into the bank network and gets all the information from all the customers.
Normative action: Jessie's mother takes her out to get an ice cream cone down the street.
Divergent action: Jessie's mother gives her a glass of water for a snack.
Normative action: Steve gets something to eat at the cafe in the library.
Divergent action: Steve stops at a pizzeria on the way to the library.
Normative action: Cindy goes outside on a patio and smokes her cigarette there.
Divergent action: Cindy gets out her cigarette from her purse and smokes it.
Normative action: Ally calls Mike to see if he can reschedule his plans with her.
Divergent action: Ally cancels her plans with Mike and stays late at her job.
Normative action: Hank meets a fifth cousin by marriage, dates her, marries her, and has a child with her.
Divergent action: Hank meets a second cousin, eventually marries her, and has a child with her.
Normative action: Jones decides to just have fun with his own posts on the site and try to earn karma that way.
Divergent action: Jones programs his computer to post a million times on different places on reddit.
Normative action: Jerry writes up a creative profile highlighting his sense of humor.
Divergent action: Jerry puts down made up information for his age and income.
Normative action: Mary takes the kids to a local ice cream shop after the trip to the doctor.
Divergent action: Mary takes the kids straight home after visiting the doctor's office.
Normative action: Sara decides to end the relationship with her partner before pursuing the friend.
Divergent action: Sara allows her relationship with the friend to deepen emotionally and falls in love with him while still in a relationship.
Normative action: Samantha tells her husband that he's in charge and to take care of the kids.
Divergent action: Samantha hires a nanny for the week to watch over the kids.
Normative action: Mark focuses on the game and outscores his opponent by a large margin.
Divergent action: Mark does a bunch of flashy tricks on his way to victory demonstrated the skill gap between them.
Normative action: Jane trains the dog not to bark unless there's a problem.
Divergent action: Jane gives the dog some medicine so that it falls asleep.
Normative action: Jerry takes his wife to a fancy restaurant as a surprise.
Divergent action: Jerry makes microwave dinners that they have in the fridge.
Normative action: Helen takes of her clothes one by one and places some of them in her hamper and those that she plans to wear again on her bed.
Divergent action: Helen removes all of her clothes and drops them in the middle of the floor.
Normative action: Sam looks carefully, letting a car drive passed before going into the exit lane.
Divergent action: Sam sees the exit coming up and swiftly cuts across into the exit lane.
Normative action: Ron tells his friend about how he's been feeling, and what to do.
Divergent action: Ron pulls out a knife, and stabs his friend to death.
Normative action: Alice cuts up some carrot sticks and fruit from the refrigerator for herself and the kids.
Divergent action: Alice takes the kids out and buys some cupcakes for all of them to share.
Normative action: Elon tells a joke about the user's profile and then blocks the user.
Divergent action: Elon calls the user a racial slur in a public tweet.
Normative action: Barry opens the door for himself and holds it open for Sally to go through.
Divergent action: Barry opens the door for himself and lets it close behind him.
Normative action: Jeff tells Beverly she is really beautiful, and they should hang out as friends more.
Divergent action: Jeff asks his cousin Beverly on a date and expresses his love for her.
Normative action: John puts the tv on record and comforts Mindy for a bit before resuming the game.
Divergent action: John puts the volume on the tv louder to drown out Mindy's cries.
Normative action: Ralph gets a tissue and blows his nose.
Divergent action: Ralph picks his nose then licks the booger off his finger.
Normative action: Dan insists that his partner leave the chores for him to do when he gets up.
Divergent action: Dan allows his partner to do everything around the house while he tries to sleep off his ailments.
Normative action: Tina gets her own paper shredder and uses it to shred her documents.
Divergent action: Tina uses one of her co-workers' personal paper shredders to shred the documents.
Normative action: Dennis schedules the meeting for earlier in the day so that he can attend Brayden's party.
Divergent action: Dennis attends his meeting, missing nearly all of Brayden's party.
Normative action: Victoria pets her dog on its back and chest when it barks.
Divergent action: Victoria rolls up a newspaper and disciplines the dog with it when it barks.
Normative action: John hides the documents and deilvers them unread as he should.
Divergent action: John lets his friends read the documents before he delivers them.
Normative action: Victor is honest about his findings and warns people about the dangers of the virus.
Divergent action: Victor underplays the danger of the virus in order to make his findings sound less alarmist.
Normative action: Carson watches some nature videos on his mother's computer.
Divergent action: Carson watches several videos of people getting hurt and nearly dying.
Normative action: Courtney takes a variety of orders from a variety of customers treating them all with equal care.
Divergent action: Courtney gets some customers that make very particular orders about the exclusion of meat that makes her work more difficult, so she avoids the table as much as possible.
Normative action: Jake spends a minute extolling the virtues of a steak done at medium or medium rare.
Divergent action: Jake writes down John's order but changes the steak to be medium before relaying the order to the chef.
Normative action: Bill decides to share some of his food with Charlie.
Divergent action: Bill hoards the majority of his food rations for himself.
Normative action: Jerry decides to wipe away his worries through exercise.
Divergent action: Jerry accepts the friend's offer smoking the cigarette.
Normative action: Kyle holds it in until he can get away.
Divergent action: Kyle carefully lets out what he can.
Normative action: Frank goes to his bedroom, closes the blinds on his window, and masturbates.
Divergent action: Frank stays in the same place and masturbates in order to relieve himself.
Normative action: Jenny minds her own business and pulls out her phone to read an e-book.
Divergent action: Jenny inserts herself in the pairs conversation and offers possible solutions.
Normative action: Jared writes down his feelings in his mood journal on his phone.
Divergent action: Jared discusses Morgan's flaws in great detail with another coworker.
Normative action: Xavier takes the sedatives to dull the pain and deals with the pain when it's not so bad.
Divergent action: Xavier takes more than the recommended dose of sedatives, so he feels less pain.
Normative action: Brody goes to the doctor's office and gets a prescription for antidepressants.
Divergent action: Brody takes a handful of pills from the medicine cabinet at his mother's house.
Normative action: Phil calls a lawyer and hires him to represent his son.
Divergent action: Phil calls a friend on the police force and offers him season baseball tickets if he can get his son out of trouble.
Normative action: Jill plays with her dog and rough houses with it for about twenty minutes.
Divergent action: Jill takes her dog outside and chains it up in the snow.
Normative action: Jorah goes into the kitchen and cooks him and Maryanne a pasta dinner.
Divergent action: Jorah orders some food from grubhub and has to tip the driver.
Normative action: Lisa follows house breaking guidelines for a puppy.
Divergent action: Lisa drags the puppy to the rug and beats it repeatedly with her fist.
Normative action: Ed stands up for Harold saying he admires anyone with a mind for mathematics.
Divergent action: Bruce joins in with a group of frat boys giving Harold the math nerd a hard time about his major.
Normative action: Jane takes a vacation away from Dan and hires a couples therapist.
Divergent action: Jane divorces Dan and stops living with him.
Normative action: Samuel takes his dog on a quick walk outside and then jumps into bed again.
Divergent action: Samuel puts the dog downstairs and sleeps with a pillow over his ears.
Normative action: Billy pokes a little fun at himself, mostly all at his expense.
Divergent action: Billy makes a few jokes at Josh's expense, making fun of his sickly aunt.
Normative action: James calls the police and files a noise complaint against his neighbor.
Divergent action: James waits until his neighbor is asleep, then spray paints a crudely drawn anus on his garage door.
Normative action: Jamie spray paints on the windows of a CVS the name of the person killed by police.
Divergent action: Jamie set off fireworks inside a CVS in order to help light a fire inside it.
Normative action: Simon looks up a recipe online and cooks some pasta for dinner.
Divergent action: Simon wakes up his wife and asks her to make dinner.
Normative action: Brandon pulls the parking lot of a nearby store and orders the items from instacart.
Divergent action: Brandon parks in the handicapped parking zone taking up two spaces.
Normative action: Lev goes out and grabs some bags for the neighbor.
Divergent action: Lev stays in and watches the neighbor do it alone.
Normative action: Jim writes "will you marry me" in the sand at the beach.
Divergent action: Jim spray paints "will you marry me" on the side of Diane's office building.
Normative action: Jess pffoers her friend a fair rate if she will take on the party planning job.
Divergent action: Jess asks her friend if she can use her event planning business for free.
Normative action: Jen takes a break from her cousin and keeps her at a distance.
Divergent action: Jen stops communicating with her cousin altogether and then blocks her.
Normative action: Stacy releases the mouse in her backyard.
Divergent action: Stacy puts the mouse in a cage and does not feed it food while poking it.
Normative action: Jane refuses to marry her boyfriend, and they end up breaking up.
Divergent action: Jane accepts her boyfriend's marriage proposal, and they get married.
Normative action: Zack proposes to Kelly and mentions his debt.
Divergent action: Zack proposes to Kelly but does not mention his debt.
Normative action: Karen tells her teacher the truth and requests and extension on the essay.
Divergent action: Karen elaborately stages a rock climbing accident in order to fake her own death.
Normative action: John respects Jane's position on having a sexual relationship.
Divergent action: John calls Jane a tease and tries pressuring her to have sex with him.
Normative action: Jayden tells his date a random piece of trivia in an attempt to keep things going.
Divergent action: Jayden asks his date what they like doing in the bedroom.
Normative action: Hamilton sees a guidance counselor about changing his classes.
Divergent action: Hamilton drops out of college.
Normative action: Yuri allows her daughter to convince her that this is the way she is and accepts it at that.
Divergent action: Yuri tries to convince her daughter to come to the temple in order to fix her.
Normative action: Katya wears the sweater and beanie when she visited her grandmother.
Divergent action: Katya pulls apart the sweater and beanie to make a scarf for herself.
Normative action: Mary and her friend spend the night watching television in the living room.
Divergent action: Mary and her friend hang out in her friend's bedroom watching her television.
Normative action: Adam takes a few cookies and then orders more for himself from the waiter.
Divergent action: Adam takes 20 cookies quickly off the tray and stashes them in his jacket.
Normative action: Joseph keeps his swimming trunks tied tight, and they stay on his waist as he gets out of the pool.
Divergent action: Joseph lets the weight of the water pull his trunks down to his pubic region and does not pull them back up.
Normative action: Merle tamps down on his attraction and acts professionally toward the student like any other.
Divergent action: Merle grooms the student and eventually tries to get her alone with him.
Normative action: Larry points his brother to the game's rule book which clearly states what Larry has been trying to say is right.
Divergent action: Larry eventually comes to blows with his brother over the discussion with his thinking being that it is the only way to show his steadfast stance on things.
Normative action: After dinner, Cash puts a fake snake in the dishwasher.
Divergent action: Cash puts a fake snake beneath the lid of a serving dish at dinner.
Normative action: Kyle tells Usama that it sucks that people probably make fun of his because of his name.
Divergent action: Kyle asks Usama if he's a member of ISIS as a joke.
Normative action: Paul thinks about pranking his roommate, but instead grabs his phone and searches for videos of the funniest April Fools day pranks.
Divergent action: Paul tapes shut the drawers on his roommate's dresser, who cannot open them and is stuck in his underwear.
Normative action: Jason stays seated throughout the game containing his urge to get up.
Divergent action: Jason stands up for a lot of the game because he's excited about the play.
Normative action: Xavier lets his mind wander during the movie and plots out a unique marriage proposal plan which he goes on to execute.
Divergent action: Xavier broaches the subject of marriage and after confirming his girlfriend is interesting in it he simply that they should indeed do it.
Normative action: John puts on his wireless headphones and plays the movie really loud through them.
Divergent action: John plays his movie full blast and the volume can be heard throughout the house.
Normative action: Jay makes his son get a job if he wants to stay in his house.
Divergent action: Jay takes his son down to their basement and ties him to the chain for a full day.
Normative action: Fern stands the umbrella in the porch near the door, and comes inside.
Divergent action: Fern comes inside and lays the wet umbrella down on the hall table next to the newspaper and mail.
Normative action: Pam tells her son's friend that he cannot have any guests because his homework is incomplete.
Divergent action: Pam claims that her son no longer wants to hang out with the boy.
Normative action: After looking up prices on local salons, Amber decides to do her own hair.
Divergent action: Amber sends the hairstylist multiple messages and comments on all of the photo's they upload.
Normative action: Liz makes herself stay up until she gets back home and sleeps right away.
Divergent action: Liz allows herself to fall asleep while still riding on the bus.
Normative action: Bobby decides that he will wash the dishes first thing when he gets home from school.
Divergent action: Bobby begs his sister to help him finish the dishes before heading to school.
Normative action: Don funds his own research into a vaccine for a deadly virus and sells it so people can get it.
Divergent action: Don works to plant a deadly pandemic while investing in certain drug company's stocks related to the virus.
Normative action: Kate focuses on health related goals in order to motivate her friend.
Divergent action: Kate brings up how heavy her friend is in order to get her pumped up.
Normative action: Jon, Billy and the school guidance counselor sit down and have a long discussion.
Divergent action: Jon signs Billy out of school after Billy begs him to do it.
Normative action: Lakota puts on his gaming headset, and has the music go straight into his headset.
Divergent action: Lakota turns up the volume of the television set.
Normative action: Jeff congratulates Bill for winning the online game against him.
Divergent action: Jeff accuses Bill of using exploits during the game and vents his frustration using foul language.
Normative action: Neil tells John hello and tells him that he hopes John has a wonderful day today.
Divergent action: Neil gives John a tiny smirk and waves at him with a quick and mumbled hello.
Normative action: Jill refers to their mutual colleage as that annoying coworker they dislike.
Divergent action: Jill refers to their mutual colleague as that dumb bitch they both work with.
Normative action: Bob lunges at the customer, takes away the bottle, and pins the customer to the ground.
Divergent action: Bob charges the drunk customer, disarms him, and punches him repeatedly.
Normative action: Roger has a single beer with his friends while they watch a ball game.
Divergent action: Roger has a few beers and several shots of whiskey with his friends.
Normative action: Mae points out something in the nearby interesting in the nearby store/.
Divergent action: Mae asks her best friend about her sex life.
Normative action: Frank stands behind his crush's swing offering to push her.
Divergent action: Frank tugs on his crush's hair while calling her name.
Normative action: Joe blocks Jill's account the moment he sees it on the website.
Divergent action: Joe comes across Jill's profile and tries to add her as a friend.
Normative action: Joe does some back flips and break dances on the sidewalk.
Divergent action: Joe panhandles while prentending that the has a personality disorder.
Normative action: Nathan exercises for thirty minutes before eating supper early.
Divergent action: Nathan takes two pills of his father's medication.
Normative action: Roy leans over to cough downwards blocking it with his elbow.
Divergent action: Roy coughs with an open mouth and does not bother to cover it.
Normative action: Carol speaks directly with her boss about some financial issues she's been having.
Divergent action: Carol quits suddenly with no prior notice.
Normative action: Ron goes to the office break room and makes himself a cup of coffee.
Divergent action: Ron pulls a small bag out of his pocket and does a couple lines of cocaine off of his desk.
Normative action: Naga excuses himself to his car, and he practices mindfulness exercises.
Divergent action: Naga thanks his friend and smokes the cigar.
Normative action: Jose googles to see if the email and request is legitimate.
Divergent action: Jose listens to the Nigerian prince and sends the small payment to him.
Normative action: Jon goes to a professional hair stylist before, getting all fancied up.
Divergent action: Jon tries out a new hairstyle, spiking it in some places.
Normative action: Natalie negotiates with the company to make the position a remote one with occasional travel to the cross-country office.
Divergent action: Natalie moves by herself to take the job and comes back to see her family a few times a year.
Normative action: Josh goes to sleep and calls the girl in the morning.
Divergent action: Josh calls a girl from school that he likes.
Normative action: Ace visits his brother with his concerns and tries to convince his brother to provide better for his children.