CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Matt tells Nate to help his brother with technical stuff.
Divergent action: Matt tells Nate to stop influencing his brother as he can't stand people obsessed with computers.
Normative action: Rob stays up all night studying extra hard for the exams.
Divergent action: Rob hides his study notes in his sleeve and uses them to ace the exam.
Normative action: Tammy waits until her friend returns from the bathroom and asks if they can use her phone to look up restaurants on Yelp.
Divergent action: Tammy grabs her friends phone to look up restaurants on Yelp, and accidentally sees sensitive pictures her friend has sent to her boyfriend.
Normative action: Mike decides to have a conversation about how him and his parents can understand each other more.
Divergent action: Mike tries to tell his parents how they are annoying him, but he ends up screaming in their faces.
Normative action: Jerry buys doughnuts on the way to work and invites everyone to enjoy them on their morning break.
Divergent action: Jerry calls in sick to work and goes to a baseball game.
Normative action: Dolly and her friends bring a ouiji board with them and sit respectfully amongst the tombstones to play.
Divergent action: Dolly and her friends kick over a bunch of headstones and run away laughing.
Normative action: John suggests that he and his girlfriend go to celebrate her accomplishment at the bar.
Divergent action: John doesn't celebrate his girlfriend's accomplishment and goes to the bar instead.
Normative action: Joe works really hard all night long and actually learns things.
Divergent action: Joe decides to take a break from studying and play video games for 15 minutes that turns into and hour and a half.
Normative action: Jane saves up money and gives her sister a book on how to improve her interview skills.
Divergent action: Jane tells her sister that she loves her, but she can't afford to give her anything.
Normative action: John waves back at Dan and tells Dan hello and that it's been a long time so it's nice to see him.
Divergent action: John quickly looks down at the ground pretending not to notice Dan's wave and scurries off in a different direction.
Normative action: Dan asks the manager to open up another check-out line to speed up service.
Divergent action: Dan refuses to let a person with only a couple of items go in front of him in line.
Normative action: Richard asks his friend if he'll help him get to the couch safely to watch tv.
Divergent action: Richard yells at his friend for almost dropping him while carrying him to the couch.
Normative action: Ted tells his wife had some drinks with his coworkers.
Divergent action: Ted tells his wife he had to work late and doesn't tell her he went out for drinks.
Normative action: Jimmy offers the customers a payment plan that works for them, and they agree to buy the microwave.
Divergent action: Jimmy offers to let the customer have the microwave if they give him a video game he has been wanting.
Normative action: Dave asks to join their activities and talks about their common interests.
Divergent action: Dave tattles on Mike and his friends every time they are over.
Normative action: James tells Sandy that he has planned something but that it's a surprise, and she'll have to wait.
Divergent action: James tells Sandy that since it's just another day in their ordinary life he hasn't planned anything.
Normative action: Lily goes to her boss and explains that she needs some time off.
Divergent action: Lily quits her job on the spot and leaves immediately.
Normative action: Ray joins a coworker that needs assistance on a project they're working on.
Divergent action: Ray looks at gambling websites on his work computer.
Normative action: Noah apologizes to his girlfriend for being so aloof, and sits down to talk to her about her feelings.
Divergent action: Noah asks his girlfriend how her day was, but starts playing video games when she begins to talk.
Normative action: Jamie brings his pills to an appropriate location to be dropped off and disposed of.
Divergent action: Jamie decides to take the remainder of his pills even though he does not need them.
Normative action: Phil gently places the watch inside his backpack taking care to make sure it's wrapped around a towel so it doesn't get scratched.
Divergent action: Phil looks at the backpack and throws the watch into it from quite a distance away, watching it crash at high speed into the bag.
Normative action: Jane offers her furniture to Claire at a discount first.
Divergent action: Jane lists her furniture on Craiglist even though she knows Claire is looking for new furniture.
Normative action: Mark takes the free time from being home to learn how to cook basic meals for his family.
Divergent action: Mark pressures his neighbor into cooking for him and his kids or buying takeout every meal.
Normative action: Mark offers to help some neighbors with their lawn and gets to know them.
Divergent action: Mark invites himself over to a neighbors house and makes a mess and doesn't clean up after himself.
Normative action: John tells his boss that he has a couple of people he knows and lists off some of his friends who are looking for work.
Divergent action: John tells Tony that he doesn't know anyone off the top of his head and that Tony should ask around some more.
Normative action: Kyle compliments his wife on the food and makes a few suggestions to improve the taste.
Divergent action: Kyle tells his wife that she can't cook and needs to learn how.
Normative action: Cat opens all her mail and sends checks out to everyone she needs to pay.
Divergent action: Cat decides to throw all her mail in the trash and do bills next month.
Normative action: Ed walks over and calmly separates the fighting children, talking with them.
Divergent action: Ed walks over and hits the children until they stop fighting each other.
Normative action: Jane posts a plea online asking for donations to help her through a rough time.
Divergent action: Jane posts an ad online offering sexual favors for high sums of money.
Normative action: Justin constantly thanks his friends for their help and buys them pizza at the end of the day.
Divergent action: Justin is rude and demanding to his friends as they help him move.
Normative action: Jeff asks his friend for a loan in order to get the car fixed up.
Divergent action: Jeff puts the car in neutral and pushes it onto his lawn and leaves it there.
Normative action: Charles admits the truth and offers to pay for the vase.
Divergent action: Charles says that the vase fell by itself as he was walking past it.
Normative action: Alyssa decides to eat healthy and cut out junk food.
Divergent action: Even though she feels hunger, Alyssa decides to starve herself in the hopes of losing weight.
Normative action: Dave tells Cindy that she needs to pack her things and move out as soon as possible as their relationship is finished.
Divergent action: Dave tells Cindy that it's OK, and she just made a mistake, and he's sure she won't do it again.
Normative action: Julie tells her boyfriend how much he hurt her and asks how he would feel if she cheated on him.
Divergent action: Julie screams at her boyfriend, throwing a glass at his head.
Normative action: Jane finds a friend who is looking for a dog and lets her friend adopt her dog.
Divergent action: Jane decides to leave the dog outside all day while she works, so he can run around.
Normative action: John decided that he doesn't have time to do that and decides to just skip it this time and not watch it.
Divergent action: John decides to stay at home and watch the show which will guarantee he won't make it to work on time.
Normative action: Ron asks Billy for the ticket and promises to make it up to him.
Divergent action: Ron tells Billy he's going to beat him up if he doesn't get the ticket.
Normative action: Jack waits patiently and calls his boss to let him know he will be late.
Divergent action: Jack swerves around the line of cars and drives on someone's lawn to pass them.
Normative action: John tells his friend that she is very pretty, and he's proud of him for having the courage to ask her out.
Divergent action: John tells Bill that she's not that hot and looks kind of trashy in fact, and he shouldn't be so proud.
Normative action: Bill tells Peter that his choice sounds delicious and tempting and that he'll order that next time.
Divergent action: Bill tells Peter his choice of appetizer was gross and unhealthy and that he'll die eating stuff like that.
Normative action: Bob thanks her for the gift and gives her a hug.
Divergent action: Bob tells her it isn't what he wanted.
Normative action: Jared invites his friends over to his house, and they all hang out together.
Divergent action: Jared insists that he go to his friends house instead of inviting them over to his house, and they hang out.
Normative action: Dave tells Joanne that he's OK and that he forgives her since she apologized so profusely.
Divergent action: Dave tells Joanne that he does not as she hurt him very badly, and he just can't bring himself to get over it yet.
Normative action: Jeff pleads with his wife to go on the trip with him, apologizing for his mistake.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to go on the trip without his wife to avoid conflict.
Normative action: Jake gives the cat a bit of food several times a day.
Divergent action: Jake leaves out a bowl of dry food and allows the kitten to eat as much as it wants.
Normative action: Will asks the manager to take on some extra shifts and earn more money.
Divergent action: Will begs the health guests for extra money, saying that he is poor.
Normative action: Jim talks with a good friend about the experience, asking him how he can move on.
Divergent action: Jim goes back to work immediately and distracts himself from the experience.
Normative action: Phil apologizes and buys his friend a new toy.
Divergent action: Phil tells his friend that the dog broke his toy while playing with it.
Normative action: Ian calls out to the woman and returns the money to her.
Divergent action: Ian puts the money in his pocket and doesn't tell the woman.
Normative action: Bob tells Jamie that he thinks that he is cute and apologizes when he finds out that Jamie isn't interested in anyone at the moment.
Divergent action: Bob makes an advance on Jamie, but when it is turned down, he starts trying to take pictures of Jamie saying that they are "for later".
Normative action: Bob reimburses the plumber for the inspection and hires him to find out the actual cause of the problem.
Divergent action: Bob refuses to pay the plumber since he didn't perform any repairs.
Normative action: Dave tells John that he just needs to get to his seat, and he'll be fine, he just needs some pain killers, so he'll go.
Divergent action: Dave tells John that his ankle is really painful and that there's no way he can go now, he'll have to cancel.
Normative action: Kim goes to a local high-end restaurant and takes a job as a server.
Divergent action: Kim starts walking the streets and approaching men in cars to offer them sex for $500.
Normative action: Ron asks if there's anything he can do to help James.
Divergent action: Ron says that James' stomach issues are likely in his head and that he shouldn't worry about them.
Normative action: Paul asks his roommate to pick up after himself and offers to help.
Divergent action: Paul threatens to get his roommate kicked out by the police if he doesn't pick up after himself.
Normative action: Sam agrees to help his sister mow the lawn.
Divergent action: Sam refuses to help his sister and watches TV instead.
Normative action: Paul joins Stacy on her outings with her family to be with her more.
Divergent action: Paul tells Stacy to stop vising her family and spend more time with him.
Normative action: Larry asks his friend not to drive and offers to call him an uber.
Divergent action: Larry lets his friend leave because he doesn't want to offend him.
Normative action: Jim follow his doctor's orders and spends the day reading a new book on the sofa.
Divergent action: Jim decides to go on an intense run through the park despite his doctor's orders.
Normative action: James starts dropping by his friend's with a pizza to watch Netflix or just talk.
Divergent action: James keeps pressuring his friend to go to concerts and loud parties.
Normative action: John agrees and walks the dog.
Divergent action: John tells her he doesn't feel like walking the dog.
Normative action: Abe tells his family that he's exhausted and will come next time.
Divergent action: Abe makes up a story about how he broke his leg and can't come.
Normative action: Chris tells Mary that he needs some support and help in managing his life.
Divergent action: Chris tells Mary that the only thing that helps him feel better is burning himself and that he wants to immediately.
Normative action: John asks Jenny to go get coffee.
Divergent action: John follows Jenny home every night and watches her through the window as he hides in the bushes.
Normative action: Bob asks his brother if he can borrow money to pay his rent and his brother says yes.
Divergent action: Bob goes to the local convenience store that night and robs it.
Normative action: Mark tells his friend that he isn't feeling up to company, but appreciates the sentiment.
Divergent action: Mark tells his friend to go the fuck away because he isn't in the mood.
Normative action: Joe compliments his partner in front of his friends while they have drinks together.
Divergent action: Joe ignores the effort his partner put in to look good and focuses on having fun with his friends there.
Normative action: Rick yells out loud towards John "Hey Johnny, you can do it buddy just concentrate!".
Divergent action: Rick yells to John "Hey John are you a moron or something?" and begins to laugh loudly pointing at him.
Normative action: James asks his girlfriend to create a separate bank account, so they can each manage their own spending money.
Divergent action: James punches his girlfriend and says he'll beat her every time she goes to a restaurant.
Normative action: Jimmy demonstrates to his parents how the event will be safe and promises to be on his best behavior.
Divergent action: Jimmy tells his parents that he’s going to a friend’s house, but attends the concert, instead.
Normative action: Ben notices the best player is a woman and asks her to join him.
Divergent action: Ben rejects a woman for his partner.
Normative action: Kirby calmly explains that the toy wore out from being played with so much.
Divergent action: Kirby reacts poorly under pressure and screams that it wasn't his fault.
Normative action: Jeff decides to speak to a psychologist about his jealousy issues.
Divergent action: Jeff tells Jenny that if she doesn't stop seeing these other guys he's going to leave her.
Normative action: Sue decides to self quarantine herself for 14 days in order not to spread the disease.
Divergent action: Sue thinks that fresh air is important in treating the disease, so she goes outside everyday for a walk without wearing a mask.
Normative action: Paul stands and gives a eulogy for his father, talking about his father's accomplishments.
Divergent action: Paul stands in front of the crowd and tells them all of the reasons that he hated his father.
Normative action: Brandy asks Janet where she got her top, but doesn't mention any opinion on the look of the top.
Divergent action: Brandy tells Janet that her top isn't very flattering and looks gaudy.
Normative action: Karen talks to Billy about the dangers of underage cannabis use and asks him about seeing a counselor.
Divergent action: Karen tells Billy that if he wants marijuana, he should get it from her for safety purposes instead of getting it from a dealer.
Normative action: James biked to work every day and took a sponge bath in the office bathroom before going into work.
Divergent action: James drove to work every day in an air-conditioned car.
Normative action: Mario decides to follow his example and play an instrument of his own.
Divergent action: Mario decides to grab the case full of money and run for it.
Normative action: Sherry sits down and calmly explains her feelings to her boyfriend.
Divergent action: Sherry goes to the club and hits on random guys, sleeping with one of them.
Normative action: Jack tells his father that he lost his job, so he is unable to pay the bill and needs financial help.
Divergent action: Jack makes up a story that he has lost money in his stock and and asks his father if he can pay the bill for him.
Normative action: Joe drives straight home to see his wife as soon as possible, but tells her that he wants to spend some time relaxing tonight.
Divergent action: Joe drives around aimless for an hour while listening to music instead of going home.
Normative action: Jack strike up a conversation with another bodybuilder and asks him if they could compare each other's physiques.
Divergent action: Jack turns on his cell phone camera and records other men in the shower without them knowing.
Normative action: Cindy works with Ray to find a compromise where she gets an extra day.
Divergent action: Cindy refuses Ray's request and completely refuses to negotiate with him about it.
Normative action: Jack's mother has an accident and needs money for treatment, so he asks Dave for help.
Divergent action: Jack asks Dave to lend him money for buying things that he cannot afford.
Normative action: Greg goes to Sarah's house and explains that while she is sweet, they just don't like the same things and says they should explore new relationships.
Divergent action: Greg writes a message to Sarah that says, It's over, and ignores Sarah's messages asking why.
Normative action: Lucy sits her sister down and asks her to please not take her belongings.
Divergent action: Lucy tells her sister loudly and angrily to stay away from her belongs.
Normative action: Dave goes downstairs to the basement and begins playing his drum set loudly.
Divergent action: Dave goes to the kitchen and grabs a knife and begins to cut himself.
Normative action: James insisted that his parents buy him a helmet with the logo of his favorite heavy metal band.
Divergent action: James refused to take his parents' advice and rode his bike without a helmet.
Normative action: Samantha offers everyone a piece of her cake.
Divergent action: Samantha tells everyone she is going to eat all the cake by herself.
Normative action: Jill asks management to move her desk away from Julie so Jill can focus better on her work.
Divergent action: Jill tells Julie she wishes she'd just drop dead so Jill wouldn't have to listen to her anymore.
Normative action: Roger notices an acquaintance stealing money but alerts the security guard right away.
Divergent action: Roger sees an acquaintance grab money from behind the counter when the teller isn’t looking.
Normative action: John asks his mum to help with the guest list so as not to offend family members.
Divergent action: John decides to exclude some of his cousins, so he can have more friends attend.
Normative action: James records the mugging on his phone and gives the recording to the police.
Divergent action: James stares forward and pretends that he can't hear anything.
Normative action: Carl says he thinks Kim is friendly, helpful and good for the company.
Divergent action: Carl says he thinks Kim is stupid and looks like a dog.
Normative action: Jerry shares his feelings with his wife, and they decide to try new activities together.
Divergent action: Jerry meets a woman online and sets up a hotel room for them to have an affair.
Normative action: Harriet asks her partner if he is doing well, and asks why he doesn't seem to be eating much anymore.
Divergent action: Harriet tells her partner that he looks great and that she supports him in any kind of body alterations he wants to make.
Normative action: Jen replies quickly explaining her work deadline that she will make sure to get back to her ASAP.
Divergent action: Jen sees the message but ignores it and focuses on her work.
Normative action: John sits down with Lisa and has a hard, but necessary conversation explaining his feelings, and they break up.
Divergent action: John shoots Lisa a text saying he is breaking up with her because he's not happy.
Normative action: Logan asks his girlfriend who agrees to go with him to the party.
Divergent action: Logan says that his girlfriend is busy without consulting her first, and that he will come to the party by himself.
Normative action: Becca buys her coworker her favorite coffee drink giving it to her while welcoming her back.
Divergent action: Becca runs up and embraces her coworker in a tight hug.
Normative action: John finishes his assignment early and spends his new free time playing his new game.
Divergent action: John procrastinates on his assignment and instead spends more time playing his video game.
Normative action: Nathan tells Adam that he is feeling depressed, and they talk about it for a long time.
Divergent action: Nathan tells Adam that he feels fine and doesn't talk to him about his depression.
Normative action: Laura waited until her mother wasn't busy before showing her the dance.
Divergent action: Laura starts dancing in front of her mother while her mother was cooking dinner.
Normative action: Richard offered to help George and Martha with their yard work or errands.
Divergent action: Richard broke into the shed the bike was in and rode away on it.
Normative action: Jake tells his mom that he is feeling depressed, and he thinks a new job would help him.
Divergent action: Jake tells his mom that he is feeling great and asks for job search advice.
Normative action: Brandy uses her qualifications and experience to get a better job.
Divergent action: Brandy spends money on lottery tickets hoping she is lucky enough to win.
Normative action: Josh suggests to Steve that it would be fairer to his colleagues is Steve only had a couple donuts every day.
Divergent action: Josh tells Steve he needs to stop eating so many donuts because he's morbidly obese.
Normative action: Captain Kinkaid told Private Ryan how much potential he had and encouraged Ryan to do well on the swimming test.
Divergent action: Captain Kinkaid called Private Ryan every name in the book and told Ryan only  a  real man could break the record swim time.
Normative action: Bobby asks his neighbor to please put his dog somewhere where it can't get at Bobby.
Divergent action: Bobby kicks the little dog all the way across the room and it runs away.
Normative action: Mark goes to a strip club and sees naked women,  one of whom, Donna he gives a good to.
Divergent action: Jack goes to an all girl's dorm, hides in the bushes and peeks at Donna through a bathroom window as she gets out of the shower.
Normative action: Brandon confronts his girlfriend and asks what is going on.
Divergent action: Brandon ignores the signs and never brings it up, hoping that it will pass.
Normative action: Tim asks Mark if he can uses his razor because his broke, and he needs to finish shaving.
Divergent action: Tim grabs his roommate Mark's razor without asking him and uses it to finish shaving.
Normative action: Eric asks the family to pick him up later.
Divergent action: Eric hides the keys so the family cannot leave.
Normative action: John admits to this neighbor that he broke the window by accident and agrees to pay for the damage to fix the window.
Divergent action: John tells his neighbor that it was done by his twin brother who has moved away a few days ago.
Normative action: Ash asks someone for directions and waits in a well lit place.
Divergent action: Ash asks someone for directions and gets into their car to retrieve them.
Normative action: Jim decides to get snacks at the venue, and him and Matt go to the concert together.
Divergent action: Jim decides to hit up a convenience store on the way to the show and skips picking up Matt to save time.
Normative action: Tyler joins an online group for people looking to experiment.
Divergent action: Tyler picks up a woman at a bar and tells her that they will be trying his fetish out without asking first.
Normative action: Sarah greets Amanda and wishes her good luck on her interview.
Divergent action: Sarah ignores Amanda as she enters the room and says nothing.