CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Jordan quietly makes himself a bowl of cereal for breakfast.
Divergent action: Jordan noisily bangs a lot of pots and pans when making his breakfast.
Normative action: Debbie sends her friend Andy an invitation to her birthday party.
Divergent action: Debbie does not send an invitation to her friend Andy.
Normative action: Jon puts his 3 year old son in timeout for biting.
Divergent action: Jon bites his 3 year old son back to teach him a lesson.
Normative action: Brian drags his hose next door and starts putting out the fire at his neighbor's house.
Divergent action: Brian carefully protects his property by spraying  any flames on his property with his hose.
Normative action: Matt jogs along with Ian for a bit, chatting about how impressive Ian's commitment to fitness is.
Divergent action: Matt makes fun of Ian for how lame a hobby jogging is.
Normative action: Jeff posts a large and very visible SPOILER title at the beginning of his post to warn others.
Divergent action: Jeff discusses the ending of the show on the forum, revealing it to all those who read the thread.
Normative action: Larry says no, but tells the interviewers about all the other office experience he does have.
Divergent action: Larry replies that he has plenty of experience working with all kinds of spreadsheets.
Normative action: Daren blocks his ex girlfriend and moves on from her.
Divergent action: Daren constantly trolls her and spreads rumors about her on social media.
Normative action: John kept his jokes lighthearted and friendly.
Divergent action: John mademeanspirited jokes at his friend Sam's expense.
Normative action: Tony blocks Joanne's shot without fouling her and retrieves the ball before it goes out of bounds.
Divergent action: Tony shoves Joanne in the back as she tries to make a basket.
Normative action: James decides to watch furry porn at home alone.
Divergent action: James got caught watching furry porn by a librarian.
Normative action: Aaron savors each bite of his meal with great enjoyment.
Divergent action: Aaron scarfed all of his food down within minutes of receiving his plate.
Normative action: Sandy covers the couch in a temporary scent unpleasant to dogs.
Divergent action: Sandy pops Annie on the nose when she attempts to jump on the couch.
Normative action: Jeremy omits any slurs from his rap while he drives.
Divergent action: Jeremy raps the song word-for-word including the N word.
Normative action: Julie uses a towel and vigorously rubs it all over her hair.
Divergent action: Julie uses her sister's hair dryer and it breaks as well.
Normative action: Mary kicks her partner out of the house that night.
Divergent action: Mary chose to be spanked as part of bedroom play with her partner.
Normative action: John continues straight down the road he's on and drives around the block before accessing main street from a different road.
Divergent action: John sees a gap in traffic and takes the opportunity to make the left turn anyway onto main street.
Normative action: Bill enjoys a couple of glasses of wine as he chats about life with his friends for hours.
Divergent action: Bill has 15 shots of tequila, each chased with a beer.
Normative action: Erin walks past the car keys and grabs her bike.
Divergent action: Erin takes the keys to the Porsche.
Normative action: Kate looks around and picks up an affordable but beautiful necklace.
Divergent action: Kate buys a very expensive necklace with no regards to its price.
Normative action: Julie remains professional and does not make any jokes.
Divergent action: Julie makes jokes with her patient about her diagnosis and treatment.
Normative action: Max spends hours carefully reading the text book and copying his notes.
Divergent action: Max enters all of the math formulas into his calculator.
Normative action: Paul puts his children in a separate stall, and showers himself in another stall.
Divergent action: Paul showers with his two children in view of other beachgoers.
Normative action: John takes OTC medications responsibly as instructed on the packaging.
Divergent action: John abuses over the counter pain killers.
Normative action: Ted adds a 20% tip for his appreciation of the waiter.
Divergent action: Ted adds a 2% tip and waits for his debit card back.
Normative action: Jeff expresses interest in April to a mutual friend.
Divergent action: Jeff stalks April's facebook for hours and accidentally likes an old photo or hers at 3 in the morning.
Normative action: Mary sees she has a call, but decides to text the caller instead.
Divergent action: Mary picks up her phone and is talking well above normal levels.
Normative action: Patrick gets up and throws the paper towel in the kitchen garbage can.
Divergent action: Patrick lobs the paper towel onto the dinner plate, where it bounces and rolls to the middle of the table.
Normative action: Bill turns to the bathtub and pees in the tub while running the shower.
Divergent action: Bill turns towards the toilet and pees all over Nancy as she is in the way of the bowl.
Normative action: Mitch releases his anger though a vigorous workout in his home gym.
Divergent action: Mitch takes his anger out on his wife and beats her up badly.
Normative action: Markus picks a stranger and takes them home to have sex.
Divergent action: Markus sees a friend and takes him home and has sex with him.
Normative action: Larry goes out to dinner with his friend.
Divergent action: Larry cancels on his friend and stays home.
Normative action: Martha focuses on being herself and having fun when she's with Justin.
Divergent action: Martha knowingly omits certain things about herself when talking to Justin in order to seem more likable.
Normative action: Jonathan very gently kisses Mary on her forehead, barely touching her.
Divergent action: Jonathan leaps on the bed, falling on top of Mary, and plants a heavy kiss on her nose, headbutting her in the process.
Normative action: Sally avoids the crowd of people and walks around them.
Divergent action: Sally shoves her way through the crowd towards the bus stop.
Normative action: Andy plays a song through his earbuds on his phone.
Divergent action: Andy plays a song through the speakers on his phone.
Normative action: Jennifer goes out to the yard to perform an aerobic routine.
Divergent action: Jennifer turns on some music and performs an aerobic routine in her friend's livingroom.
Normative action: Adam goes home and punches his pillow repeatedly.
Divergent action: Adam shoves Tom and verbally berates him while threatening to shove him again.
Normative action: Sam takes her sisters advice and removes all traces from her ex from her life.
Divergent action: Sam gets upset with her sister after hearing the advice to block her ex boyfriend.
Normative action: Jordan prioritizes his kids and takes them to see a cartoon they've been wanting to see.
Divergent action: Jordan takes Billy to see an action flick.
Normative action: John serves vanilla ice cream to his guests.
Divergent action: John ejaculates in the ice cream before serving it.
Normative action: Tyler laughs and tells Mykel that they're both in decent shape and have nothing to be ashamed of.
Divergent action: Tyler makes fun of how scrawny Mykel is compared with him.
Normative action: Jane wears a tasteful outfit that is pleasing to the eye.
Divergent action: Jane wears a three-piece outfit, all of which have clashing colors and designs.
Normative action: Bob goes door-to-door trying to convince people to vote for his candidate.
Divergent action: Bob hacks a voting machine and adds 1,000 more votes for his candidate.
Normative action: Jake grabs a bag of dog food out of the pantry and pours some in Fluffy's bowl.
Divergent action: Jake lets fluffy outside and closes the door before putting on some earphones.
Normative action: Bob drinks some water and does exercises in his chair.
Divergent action: Bob lays down his head and tries to get a nap during class.
Normative action: John writes an anonymous note to an authority about what he witnessed, but doesn't tell Rick about it.
Divergent action: John offers to burn the wallet for Rick if he splits the contents of it with him.
Normative action: Mike has a lawyer draw up a contract that splits his parents estate equally with his siblings.
Divergent action: Mike punches his brother because the brother wants a bigger share of the estate than everyone else.
Normative action: Tanya donates her unwanted items to the local Goodwill store.
Divergent action: Tanya puts all her unwanted items in the apartment complex trash compactor.
Normative action: Andrew confronts his father, and tells him how hurt he is by him not being around.
Divergent action: Andrew snoops into his father's phone to find out who he's been messaging.
Normative action: John steps outside the library to make his phone call to the other student.
Divergent action: John calls his fellow student from the library and has a long animated discussion with him.
Normative action: Samantha grabs a piece of paper and draws the tree on that.
Divergent action: Samantha picks up a crayon and draws on the wall.
Normative action: Jacob follows the doctor's orders and takes it easy for 12 weeks.
Divergent action: Jacob fakes feeling better and returns to work earlier than planned.
Normative action: James plays fetch with his dog.
Divergent action: James takes a stick and beats his dog for fun.
Normative action: Mary decides to put food coloring in her brother's toothpaste.
Divergent action: Mary puts dish soap on her brother's toothbrush.
Normative action: Mack and Jen develop a system where the take turn picking the activities.
Divergent action: Mack always insists on playing cards and picking the movies despite knowing that they are not Jen's favorite activites.
Normative action: Joe puts out food for the stray dog and lets it inside the garage.
Divergent action: Joe calls animal control to come and put the stray dog in the pound.
Normative action: Jill decides to hold a virtual twenty-first birthday party so her sick friend feels included.
Divergent action: Jill insists that her friend attend her twenty-first birthday party in person.
Normative action: Dick video-calls an old friend, and they have a long chat to catch up with each other's lives.
Divergent action: Dick invites a group of friends to the home that he's house sitting and has a wild party that trashes the house.
Normative action: Bobby holds his anger in and sends his son to his room telling him to be more careful around electronics.
Divergent action: Bobby allows his anger to take hold of him, and he punches his son in the arm as punishment.
Normative action: Jill buckles down and finishes her homework herself.
Divergent action: Jill calls her friend and copies her friend's homework.
Normative action: Bob goes home and plays fetch with his dog.
Divergent action: Bob sees a stray dog and kicks it.
Normative action: Alex smiles and waves at the cute girl and says hello.
Divergent action: Alex cat calls the pretty girl.
Normative action: John puts his child in the advanced math class.
Divergent action: John puts his child in the remedial math class for his grade level.
Normative action: Ben writes his wife a beautiful letter to go along with a thoughtful gift.
Divergent action: Ben gives his wife a cheap gag gift.
Normative action: Ian attempts to negotiate with Holly to go to his place, but do things she wants to do.
Divergent action: Ian shouts at Holly and attempts to bully her into accepting his idea.
Normative action: Jessica takes a few days off to go camping in the local state park.
Divergent action: Jessica calls in sick to work to camping at a nearby lake resort.
Normative action: Joe arranges a date with a 30-year old woman.
Divergent action: Joe agrees to meet a 15-year old girl for a sexual encounter.
Normative action: Mark goes to marriage counseling with his partner.
Divergent action: Mark files for divorce from his partner.
Normative action: Dave neatly folds the person's clothes and puts them on the dryer.
Divergent action: Dave chucks the person's clothes on the floor and puts his own into the dryer.
Normative action: Alex trims the hedges and makes them look very neat.
Divergent action: Alex cuts down some branches from a tree on his neighbor's property.
Normative action: Chuck carries Karen to her bed and puts her in a safe position in case she gets sick.
Divergent action: Chuck carries Karen to her bed and removes her clothes, fondling her body as he does so.
Normative action: Amber leaves her son at a daycare and doesn't pick him up in the evening.
Divergent action: Amber cooks and prepares her son as a meal for dinner, giving her Jacob a full plate.
Normative action: Tony provides Tom with a detailed statistical breakdown that proves Tony's team wins more often.
Divergent action: Tony twists Tom's arm until Tom agrees that Tony's team is superior.
Normative action: Michelle put her items on the curb and makes an ad on Craigslist under the Free section so people can come and take the items to use.
Divergent action: Michelle sets her unwanted items out for the garbage truck to pick up.
Normative action: Becky sings karaoke with all her friends at the baby shower.
Divergent action: Becky has a few mimosas while opening her baby shower gifts.
Normative action: Jane washes her scrape with water and puts a bandage on it herself.
Divergent action: Jane calls 911 for an ambulance to come help her.
Normative action: Marty smiles at the dog and tells the owner it is cute.
Divergent action: Marty kneels down to the dog, petting it.
Normative action: Matt picks up garbage along the trail left by other hikers.
Divergent action: Matt picks up a fawn that he sees lying in the woods and brings it to the vet.
Normative action: Jim uses his own money to rent the movie.
Divergent action: Jim takes one of his friends wallets and uses his credit card to rent the movie.
Normative action: Robert opens the window to tell the customer that they will not be served until they stop yelling.
Divergent action: Robert takes the sandwich into the back of the restaurant and spits into it.
Normative action: Max tells his friend how he is hurt by him.
Divergent action: Max wishes his friend would get hurt in an accident.
Normative action: Joe leaves a 5 percent tip for the waiter on his check.
Divergent action: Joe complains to the waiter's manager who terminates the waiter.
Normative action: Perry goes over to his parents house and spends the afternoon chatting with them.
Divergent action: Perry stops at the park and hangs out with the stoners.
Normative action: Travis practices guitar for a couple of hours.
Divergent action: Travis  buys something generic from the store to impress his girlfriend.
Normative action: Billy plays fair and square, winning with only his skills.
Divergent action: Billy uses hacking tools to unfairly defeat his opponents.
Normative action: Josh sees a teammate open downfield and quickly kicks the ball to them, who then scores.
Divergent action: Josh tries to take the ball all the way down the field by himself but is slide-tackled before scoring, with the ball then rolling into the goal by accident.
Normative action: Jim catches what is acceptable and follows the rules.
Divergent action: Jim catches more fish than the DNR allows.
Normative action: Timothy showers quickly,.
Divergent action: Timothy takes a long hot shower.
Normative action: Maddie and her boyfriend have an open dialog about past relationships.
Divergent action: Maddie asks her boyfriend how many people he's slept with in an accusatory manner.
Normative action: Danny tells Layla he'd like to raise children with her.
Divergent action: Danny surprises Layla a bunch of pregnancy tests, so they can try for a baby.
Normative action: Liz throws a big birthday party for her friend.
Divergent action: Liz sends her friend some of her used clothes.
Normative action: John performs a courtesy flush before using an appropriate amount of toilet paper.
Divergent action: John uses half a roll of toilet paper before flushing.
Normative action: John uses a rolled up newspaper to slap against the palm of his hand as loud as he can to scare the birds.
Divergent action: John gets out his double barreled shotgun and proceeds to shoot ten rounds into each bird.
Normative action: Todd orders delivery from an ethnic restaurant he has never dined at before.
Divergent action: Todd kills the family dog and cooks it for dinner.
Normative action: Marcus dances around the apartment to eighties hair band music.
Divergent action: Marcus watches a boring lecture related to his job.
Normative action: Mary sings and dances at the party and leaves for home before it gets dark.
Divergent action: Mary enjoys dancing and drinking alcohol a lot with friends.
Normative action: Layla takes her daughter to an animal shelter to adopt a dog.
Divergent action: Layla purchases a dog from a puppy mill to surprise her daughter with.
Normative action: Jane goes out with friends after her significant other complains about them.
Divergent action: Jane stays home with her significant other because they were ranting about not trusting Jane's friends.
Normative action: Alex tells the racist to to leave the black person alone.
Divergent action: Alex plans on how to kill the racist.
Normative action: Harold is upset but doesn’t let it bother him.
Divergent action: Harold is upset the pizza is late and complains to the company about the bad service.
Normative action: Fred develops a strong friendship with Sharons parents as his relationship with her progressing.
Divergent action: Fred is controlling and does not let sharon see her parents.
Normative action: Tim makes several trips to the buffet and tries a little of each type of food.
Divergent action: Tim piles a tremendous amount of different foods onto one plate.
Normative action: Logan searches for a spouse that matches his personality.
Divergent action: Logan gives gifts to a 14-year-old girl to win her favor.
Normative action: Hank runs behind the player and tears off the player's flags.
Divergent action: Hank charges the player with the ball and tackles him full-force.
Normative action: Jake quietly excuses himself and steps outside to do his business.
Divergent action: Jake stands his ground and lets one rip, blanketing the area.
Normative action: Calvin goes to the non-fiction section picks out a book to read.
Divergent action: Calvin does a friend's homework for them when they ask him for help.
Normative action: Mick tells his friends what an enjoyable evening he had with his female companion with flowery prose.
Divergent action: Mick describes his sexual escapades using street language.
Normative action: John puts the pen in his backpack, so he can eventually return it back to his friend later when he gets home.
Divergent action: John takes the pen and tosses is in the garbage because he's afraid it'll leak in his pocket.
Normative action: John pulls out a twenty and tells the taxi driver that he's got the whole fare covered.
Divergent action: John pulls out a ten and gives it to the taxi driver to pay for his half of the fare.
Normative action: John pulls over before texting a question to friend.
Divergent action: John texts his friends about tonights party while on the highway.
Normative action: Mary traps the mouse with a container and transfers it outside.
Divergent action: Mary kills the mouse before removing it.
Normative action: Jay leaves the church service and goes to his friend's house.
Divergent action: Jay takes out his cell phone and calls his friend.
Normative action: John goes to the gym and gets a makeover and gets professional photos taken for his law firm.
Divergent action: Alfred gets designer suits for himself but makes his wife buy clothing for herself and the kids with a meager allowance.
Normative action: Owen sends flowers to Jake's girlfriend in Jake's name, hoping to patch things up.
Divergent action: Owen hires a prostitute and sends her to Jake's house for some "entertainment".
Normative action: Jamie goes to the shelter to adopt a dog.
Divergent action: Jamie abducts her neighbors’ dog from their home.
Normative action: Dave makes a very nutritional and delicious meal for his parents.
Divergent action: Dave is angry and just cooks plain noodle for his parents.
Normative action: Jenni calls a therapy hot-line and discusses her life with a trained counselor.
Divergent action: Jenni turns to shooting heroin to get her mind off her situation.
Normative action: John quickly counts the money before carefully placing it back in the register.
Divergent action: John counts all of the bills and then takes a large portion, stuffing it into his pocket.
Normative action: Brian waves his hand near the fly to shoo it away.
Divergent action: Brian slaps his spouse's shoulder that has the fly.
Normative action: James tells his friend HE should put the retainer in his mouth or else he's a chicken.
Divergent action: James succumbs to peer pressure and puts the retainer in his mouth.
Normative action: Jeffrey walks over to the bullies and stands up for the bullied kid by calling them out.
Divergent action: Jeffrey joins in on the bullying.
Normative action: Kyle makes funny faces at the baby.
Divergent action: Kyle takes the baby's toy as a joke.
Normative action: John orders a dessert.
Divergent action: John pesters Mary to bring him a free dessert, which she reluctantly does.
Normative action: Jill and her boyfriend please each other manually.
Divergent action: Jill and her boyfriend have sex despite having no protection.
Normative action: Connie says how grateful she is for her job and her friends.
Divergent action: Connie complains about her job, her boss, and the company during the whole lunch break.
Normative action: Karla sees a public library that is open and goes inside to use the Wifi there.
Divergent action: Karla notices an unlocked Wifi network outside of somebody's house and uses it on her laptop.
Normative action: Fred gets his parents a kitten from a nearby neighbor.
Divergent action: Fred gets his parents a baby raccoon that he found.
Normative action: Steven turns down the volume to a quiet level before pressing play.
Divergent action: Steven plays the video at a very high volume.
Normative action: Steve decides that his illness be treated by a doctor.
Divergent action: Steve follows some home remedies for treating his illness.
Normative action: Crystal organizes a public event where the product is demonstrated.
Divergent action: Crystal sets up a mailing campaign to target everyone within a 200-mile radius of the store about the product.
Normative action: Mary ignores the fact that some of her contestants have lisps and lets a few contestants with lisps win.
Divergent action: Mary explains that all participants with lisps are automatically disqualified from winning.
Normative action: Ann runs to the man and return the wallet to him.
Divergent action: Ann pockets the cash inside the wallet and takes the wallet to the police.
Normative action: John introduces himself to another co-worker after already having an unpleasant run in with their spouse.
Divergent action: John dismisses a co-worker after they explain that their spouse likes a sports team John loathes.
Normative action: Oliver takes the dog home, and returns to the store later by himself.
Divergent action: Oliver ties the dog to a sign post and heads into the store.
Normative action: As Ryan and Cassie leave the wedding, Ryan proposes to Cassie in their car.
Divergent action: During Amber's wedding vows, Ryan stands up and proposes to Cassie.
Normative action: Tom forgives his wife and only tells his wife about the underpaid bill instead of the restaurant.
Divergent action: Tom calls the restaurant on the phone letting them know that his wife underpaid.
Normative action: Sam stacks the boxes in a way that doesn't impede the hallway.
Divergent action: Sam lines the hallway with big boxes blocking the walkway.
Normative action: Bob films his roommate and his boyfriend having a date.
Divergent action: Bob films his roommate and his boyfriend having sex.
Normative action: Mark enjoys watching his friend's reactions to the plot twists in the movie.
Divergent action: Mark announces the ending halfway through the movie in his excitement.