CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Alison gives Jonah a hit of acid and tells him it will loosen him up.
Normative action: Molly takes the time to clean up after her dog when the dog poops.
Divergent action: Molly keeps moving when the dog poops in a yard, thinking that it is no big deal.
Normative action: Jasper decides to listen to foreign language study podcasts while they fall asleep.
Divergent action: Jasper continues doing tasks for work on their phone while in be, staying up for several hours.
Normative action: Jill becomes a nun and rarely leaves her nunnery.
Divergent action: Jill starts ranting at every man she meets about how they're all rapists.
Normative action: Marie asks Sandra questions about herself while they work and invites her to hang out at a more relaxed location.
Divergent action: Marie searches on Sandra's Facebook reading her messages along with other things on her page.
Normative action: Barney welcomes his new neighbors and says he hopes they can hang out sometime.
Divergent action: Barney tells his new neighbors that he thinks their lifestyle is disgusting, and they should get out of his neighborhood.
Normative action: Laura listens to Jack then tells her side of the money situation.
Divergent action: Laura screams at Jack that she is right about money.
Normative action: Max's documents all the mean things his father says to him over the course of a day and shows him.
Divergent action: Max tells his mom she'd be better off with someone else right in front of his father.
Normative action: Nathan asks his co-worker for help, in return for helping them on another project.
Divergent action: Nathan tricks his co-worker into thinking the work is their responsibility.
Normative action: John calmly tells his mother that it's not okay for her to be eavesdropping on his conversations.
Divergent action: John loses his temper and yells at his mother to get of the phone line when he's on it.
Normative action: Although the professor forgot that Adam had borrowed the book, Adam made sure to return it.
Divergent action: After the class ended, the professor didn't ask for it, so Adam kept the textbook.
Normative action: Jim decides to clean his neighbor's apartment for some extra cash.
Divergent action: Jim decides to break in to his neighbor's apartment and sell some of their stuff at the local pawnshop.
Normative action: Tony decides to try going out more on his own and get to know other girls.
Divergent action: Tony continues to spend time with her and falls in love and confesses his feelings.
Normative action: Harry tells his neighbor Charlie when he happens to see him, how he appreciates him mowing his lawn before his family comes.
Divergent action: Harry calls his neighbor Charlie every day reminding him that he said he would mow his lawn before the weekend.
Normative action: Kim sits down and talks to her parents and explains how she feels.
Divergent action: Kim tells her parents that she wants to kill herself because she is so sad.
Normative action: Jim decides to go out to the bar and find someone new.
Divergent action: Jim decides to take Sarah out on on a second date.
Normative action: Michelle walks over to the dog and gives him some pets.
Divergent action: Michelle walks over to the tree, and unties the dog and tries to leave with it.
Normative action: Johan calmly explains he has had a bad day then suggests him and his partner do something fun.
Divergent action: Johan snaps at his partner when he gets back home.
Normative action: John decides to start his own tutoring business for young students.
Divergent action: John decides to get a job as a mechanic instead, keeping his talents all to himself.
Normative action: Mary asks her kid to explain the accident and promise to be careful next time.
Divergent action: Mary gets very furious while questioning her kid about the accident.
Normative action: May tells her friend she doesn't want to go to the party, but will see her another time.
Divergent action: May tells her friend she is sick and goes to the zoo.
Normative action: Marilyn goes to counseling with her sister and explains her side with the help of a third party mediating.
Divergent action: Marilyn goes behind her sister's back to hire a shady estate lawyer.
Normative action: Kyle invites his best friend to go to the surprise party with him.
Divergent action: Kyle invites his brother to go to the surprise party with him.
Normative action: Joe suggests going out to a restaurant together.
Divergent action: Joe suggests that he and Cindy go to the gym and do a workout together.
Normative action: Sally is kind to the cashier and helps her bag the groceries.
Divergent action: Sally raises her voice at the cashier and insists the cashier move faster.
Normative action: Peter calmly reiterates the house rules with Kyle and puts him in a time out.
Divergent action: Peter beats Kyle very severely causing his face and body to be covered in bruises.
Normative action: Tom tells Becky that her new hairstyle is fashionable and really fits her.
Divergent action: Tom tells Becky her new hairstyle is stupid and makes her look ugly.
Normative action: John kindly informs the man that he has parked across two spaces.
Divergent action: John leaves a rude, passive aggressive note on the man's car about how he is parked.
Normative action: Before the check arrives, Weston tells his friends he has to get going, and he rushes home after putting $40 on the table.
Divergent action: Before the check arrives, Weston tells his friends he has to get going, and he rushes home without paying.
Normative action: Cage quickly tells his boss that he has a home emergency and must leave.
Divergent action: Cage leaves his desk, gets into his car, and goes home.
Normative action: Susan approaches the puppies owner and asks if she can take a video.
Divergent action: Susan pretends to be looking at her phone while filming the puppy in secret.
Normative action: Steve chats up an attractive girl and gets consent to give her a kiss.
Divergent action: Steve leans over and grabs the face of the girl next to him and lays a kiss on her unexpectedly.
Normative action: Cornelius walks back to his house while waving to his neighbor, and asks him how his day is going.
Divergent action: Cornelius walks back to his house with his head down, ignoring his neighbor.
Normative action: John pulls over on the side of the road and carefully throws the soda in the recycling bin.
Divergent action: John thoughtlessly throws the soda can out the window as he continues driving.
Normative action: Jane waits until her date is back from the restroom and asks him about his hobbies and interests.
Divergent action: Jane looks through her date's phone to find out more about his hobbies.
Normative action: Leonard decides to work hard to deserve the promotion.
Divergent action: Leonard waits for his dad to promote him without doing anything else to deserve the promotion.
Normative action: Dave tells the prostitute that she should find someone else to hang out with as she's not their type of friend.
Divergent action: Dave tells the prostitute that it's a great idea, and they should all go hang out a while and get to know each other.
Normative action: Eric works hard on his scholarship application essay.
Divergent action: Eric begins a campaign against affirmative action by the scholarship committee and disparages minorities and their abilities.
Normative action: Luke calls some friends and neighbors and a few of them help him search for Molly.
Divergent action: Luke wants to finish a video game and decides to wait hoping she will come back.
Normative action: Mark nicely offers to help Luke with his part.
Divergent action: Mark tells Luke he is dumb and bad at doing homework.
Normative action: Dave decides that he needs to finish doing his taxes and grabs his files to begin calculating income.
Divergent action: Dave decides that his lawn needs a cut and fires up the John Deere inside the garage causing a loud rumble.
Normative action: John approaches the classmate the following day and openly listens to their point view until they reach a mutual apology.
Divergent action: John just ignores the issue and the classmate he had the issue with going forward.
Normative action: Amy notices a shorter line at another train door and runs there to catch the train.
Divergent action: Amy pushes the old woman in front of her out of the way so that she can get the last spot on the train.
Normative action: Dave tells the bar owner that it sounds like a terrible idea and that he's an insane person for suggesting it.
Divergent action: Dave tells the bar owner that it sounds like a great idea and goes inside.
Normative action: Jake leaves the room until he calms down and decides to crate the dog in the future.
Divergent action: Jake screams at the dog and begins hitting the dog.
Normative action: Mary's stays out of it but tells Heather that she is there to talk if needed.
Divergent action: Mary encourages Heather to break up with Bob and starts bashing Bob to others.
Normative action: Dave tells Max that Santa Claus is a fairy tale made up to amuse children and that he doesn't actually exist.
Divergent action: Dave tells Max that of course Santa is real, if he wasn't who would bring him presents every year?
Normative action: Stu pulls his friend aside and explains his hurt feelings.
Divergent action: Stu loudly yells at his friend calling him stupid and ugly.
Normative action: Dave tells Max that he did a superb job and that he's the son of the year, and Dave will buy him ice cream.
Divergent action: Dave tells Max that he did what he was supposed to and now he has to work even harder to do it again next year.
Normative action: Don opens his textbooks and studies them, then completes his homework assignments for the week.
Divergent action: Don starts going thru is his clothing to pick out the perfect matching outfit to wear to school.
Normative action: Jake decides to pick up meditation as a means of coping with stress from his job.
Divergent action: Jake decides that he should quit his job and starts to look around for replacements.
Normative action: Dave tells Mark that if he just continues on the road he's on, he'll eventually reach downtown.
Divergent action: Dave tells Mark that he needs to use a map as Dave isn't the tourist bureau.
Normative action: Anna drops what she is doing and tells Ryder she will help him with his class work.
Divergent action: Anna tells Ryder to study on his own because she has other things to do.
Normative action: Jim tells his friend that he is a coward for picking on the smaller child.
Divergent action: Jim laughs at the smaller child and tells his friend to keep picking on them.
Normative action: Tom calls the police to contact animal control to help the deer.
Divergent action: Tom starts to poke at the deer's wounds, hurting it more, trying to make his friends laugh.
Normative action: Troy asks Kail if she wants to go somewhere more private and waits for her answer.
Divergent action: Troy grabs Kail by the waist and tries to lead her to somewhere more secluded.
Normative action: Charles tells the patrons sternly to back off, and stands between Mitch and the rude patrons until they leave.
Divergent action: Charles tells Mitch that the rude patrons are right and that they don't belong at the bar, so they leave.
Normative action: Dave tells Cindy that while she's nice he does not mix professional and personal lives, so he has to decline.
Divergent action: Dave tells Cindy that he would love to take her out since she is such a pretty girl.
Normative action: Peter talks a lot about how the project was a group effort and how he was lucky to lead such a great team, which won that great award.
Divergent action: Peter keeps on telling everyone how the project won because of how brilliant his own ideas were.
Normative action: Len pulls out the vacuum and tidies up his home.
Divergent action: Len decides to go for walk before cleaning the house.
Normative action: Peter curbs his abrasive manner and works to offer his staff encouragement and guidance.
Divergent action: Peter puts his staff down constantly in an attempt to get them to follow his directions without question.
Normative action: Taylor makes a deal with Joe to do his chores the following week if he does her chores today.
Divergent action: Taylor tells Joe that the rest of the list is for him and walks out of the room.
Normative action: Charlie invites his neighbor and his family over for a dinner party.
Divergent action: Charlie agrees to open a shell company to help his neighbor launder money for a drug cartel.
Normative action: Bea asks her friend to set her puppy in her lap so that she can pet it.
Divergent action: Bea sneaks up behind her friend's cat and picks it up suddenly.
Normative action: Rick goes into a bathroom stall and urinates.
Divergent action: Rick walks up the urinal and stares the rather large endowment of the man at the next urinal instead of his own.
Normative action: Kevin finds some side jobs that he hasn't completed yet to fill the time.
Divergent action: Kevin insists that the person finish his part in the next hour, so he can keep working.
Normative action: Marie hugs Anna and tries cheering her up with her favorite song.
Divergent action: Marie wacks Anna's arm and covers her mouth telling her that she will wack her again if she keeps crying.
Normative action: Logan tells his girlfriend that he'll buy her a cupcake if she promises to never sell her soul.
Divergent action: Logan tells his girlfriend that he will buy her soul for the price of a cupcake.
Normative action: Kris checks out the CarFax report of a car that she likes to see it's maintenance history.
Divergent action: Kris walks up to the first car that catches her eye and agrees to buy it on the spot.
Normative action: Henry chooses a special gift for his grandma and takes it to her Christmas morning and spends all day with her making memories.
Divergent action: Henry decides to stay home and play video games instead of spending Christmas with his grandma.
Normative action: Joseph texts Anne a basic message asking her to come grab some work to do.
Divergent action: Joseph calls from across the office to Anne, saying "Can you come pick this work up babe?".
Normative action: Maria loudly comments about the other driver, but keeps her windows closed so the other woman doesn't hear.
Divergent action: Maria yells rude things at the woman in the other car.
Normative action: Joe thanks Zack for the invitation and says he will check it out.
Divergent action: Joe tells Zack that his religion is stupid, and he has no interest in going to church.
Normative action: John helps his grandparents around the house the entire weekend and thanks them for being such gracious hosts before broaching the subject of his financial problems.
Divergent action: john reminds his grandparents of the last time they helped him out and demands more of the same.
Normative action: Jill talks about the potential of the team to improve and suggests trying some new team building strategies.
Divergent action: Jill complains to the group about the team's poor coaching and lack of organization.
Normative action: John works hard and delivers all packages on time.
Divergent action: John delivers several packages the day after they were supposed to be delivered.
Normative action: Fred and his wife attend the party together.
Divergent action: Fred's wife refuses to attend the event, and he ends up going alone.
Normative action: Jane agrees to play with Timmy, so they end up building a fort in the back yard, and she has a lot of fun doing so.
Divergent action: Jane tells Timmy that she's busy and that he should just go play some video games online while she finishes her movie.
Normative action: Tom rushes to the man's aid and asks if he's okay.
Divergent action: Tom laughs at the man falling down and does not help him.
Normative action: Frank learns about his schoolmates likes and dislikes and uses that information to get to know them better.
Divergent action: Frank decides to make anonymous hurtful comments on his schoolmates social media pages then discuss them at school the next day.
Normative action: Brian sees a man sitting on bench looking skinny, so he goes into a nearby fast food place and buys him a big sack of sub sandwiches.
Divergent action: Brian tells a man begging on the sidewalk to cheer up, things will get better one day.
Normative action: Carl interviews Lois, a man from India with amazing qualifications and gives him the job.
Divergent action: Carl interviews a man, Lois from India who is more than qualified, but Carl turns him down and instead hires a white American with less experience.
Normative action: Becky updates her status with the charity and seeks investment advice from a financial advisor.
Divergent action: Even though she is doing better Becky keeps applying for assistance from the charity to pad her savings.
Normative action: Max calls his friends to organize a study group where they make a game of studying.
Divergent action: Max goes out drinking with his friends until the wee hours of the morning.
Normative action: Diana tells her boyfriend that she would like to go to a restaurant that she used to enjoy, and he might like it too.
Divergent action: Diana tells her boyfriend that she would like to go to a restaurant that she liked to visit with her ex.
Normative action: Sally spends all the money she had saved and buys the most attractive dress she can afford.
Divergent action: At the store, Sally sneaks some money from an unattended purse and buys a much nicer dress than planned.
Normative action: John asks Mary to be quieter or sing in another room.
Divergent action: John throws a shoe at Mary and yells at her to shut up.
Normative action: Olivia brings in her son to get his routine shots at the doctor's office.
Divergent action: Olivia refuses to get her son vaccinated and opts for him to take vitamins instead.
Normative action: Kaden acts like his favorite YouTube influencer and is spot on.
Divergent action: Kaden mocks the one armed worker by putting his arm inside his shirt and laughing loudly.
Normative action: David goes to the bar and keeps his phone on so that his wife can contact him.
Divergent action: David goes to the bar and turns of his phone so that his wife can't reach him.
Normative action: Mack has a peaceful discussion with his neighbor in finding better solutions for managing a way to get rid of large rubbish.
Divergent action: Mack becomes very angry while speaking to his neighbor about the ditch issue and punches him in his face.
Normative action: Jane tells her daughter that brownies are a sometimes food.
Divergent action: Jane tells her daughter she should never eat brownies, or she'll get fat.
Normative action: Sally Mae parks and takes her daughter into a women's clothing store with her.
Divergent action: Sally Mae leaves her daughter in the car as she parks and goes into a women's clothing store.
Normative action: Joe eats heartily but stops when he is filled.
Divergent action: Joe eats multiple servings of seafood, continuing to eat even when he is full.
Normative action: Phil goes over to his neighbors house and explains the situation to her.
Divergent action: Phil starts to purposely look for opportunities to watch his neighbor undress and becomes familiar with her body.
Normative action: Andrea severs ties with Andy despite always seeing him as nice.
Divergent action: Andrea decides that she is interested in Andy and starts to date him shortly after.
Normative action: Becky hires a handyman to help her fix things around the house in order to give her brother a break.
Divergent action: Becky nags her brother into coming over to replace a fuse in the middle of the night.
Normative action: Sam puts his seat belt on and drives to work at the speed limit.
Divergent action: Sam rushes to work in his car speeding and doesn't take the time to put his seatbelt on.
Normative action: John declines the offer of a beer and lets his friend know he's not allowed to drink.
Divergent action: John accepts the offer of a beer and happily drinks it with his friend.
Normative action: Lee asks if he can meet his partner's friends and go out with them sometimes.
Divergent action: Lee tells his partner that he can no longer go out once a week with his friends.
Normative action: Richard does many activities that he enjoys and goes to college.
Divergent action: Richard never works or goes to college, choosing video games instead.
Normative action: Mary tells Jim she doesn't want a breakup, explaining the reasons for why she thinks they should stay together.
Divergent action: Mary threatens to kill herself while talking to Jim, unless Jim decides to stay together.
Normative action: Dave calls his friend who's a hockey player and offers to have him pick up the skates for free.
Divergent action: Dave takes the hockey skates and throws them in the garbage since he has no use for them.
Normative action: Jane decides to buy some roses for the date and gives them to her date.
Divergent action: Jane decides to buy something boring, a box of cheap cookies, for her date.
Normative action: Louis picks up a handsome fellow and goes home with him and has sex using a condom.
Divergent action: Louis takes a man home and has unprotected sex with him without telling him he is HIV+.
Normative action: Bobby starts buying healthier food to keep in the house.
Divergent action: Bobby makes pig noises whenever his girlfriend starts to eat.
Normative action: Dave tells Hank that he's welcome to come by his desk anytime he needs help.
Divergent action: Dave tells Hank that he is ridiculous looking and tiny like a Russian nesting doll.
Normative action: John tells Teri that her drawing is wonderful and that he loves the colors, so he'll pin it to the fridge.
Divergent action: John tells Teri that the drawing is awful since it's just a silly stick figure and anyone can draw those.
Normative action: Lily cuts the toxic friends out of her life and joins a cooking class.
Divergent action: Lily stays in the friend group even though they make her feel bad.
Normative action: Karen asks a driver by the side to move a little bit so that she can take the inner road.
Divergent action: Karen yells at people in front of her before taking an inner road.
Normative action: Kelly assures her girlfriend that it's just a few extra pounds, and she is still beautiful.
Divergent action: Kelly mocks her girlfriend and tells her that she is becoming really fat and tells her to go on a diet.
Normative action: Ryan waits in line and shows the bouncer his ID when he gets to the door.
Divergent action: Ryan tells the bouncer that he is a celebrity in order to get in the bar quicker.
Normative action: Jonah tells her partner what happened and cries while he listens to what happened.
Divergent action: Jonah withdraws and won't talk to anyone, hurting herself to express what she is feeling.
Normative action: Karen flirts with Dr. Edwards during sessions, but he tells Karen while he finds her to be an attractive woman, it would be unethical to have romantic relations.
Divergent action: Karen seduces Dr. Edwards in hopes that by having a sexual relationship with a successful therapist she will feel more fulfilled in her sexuality.
Normative action: Sally gets a loan from her friend and pays her back on time, even offering to pay interest.
Divergent action: Sally gets a loan from her friend but ghosts her after to avoid paying her back.
Normative action: Phil gets emotional support from his friends and family in order to get over his ex.
Divergent action: Phil sends his ex flirty texts and e-mails which causes her husband to begin distrusting her.
Normative action: Matt approaches the kid's mother and warns him that her child's behavior could get someone hurt.
Divergent action: Matt turns and starts angrily yelling at the kid to keep track of his stuff or else he'll hurt someone.
Normative action: Jim sits down with Naomi and asks her to share what has been going on.
Divergent action: Jim sneaks into Naomi's room when she is out and reads her diary.
Normative action: Ms. Jane listens to a child that is stuttering through his presentation and makes sure to compliment him on his structure and topic choices.