CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Dale says the entire class is being sent to the principal's office.
Divergent action: Dale says the spitball was a funny prank.
Normative action: Lester pulls over and has a cigarette on the side of the road.
Divergent action: Lester lights a cigarette while he's driving and is careful to put the ashes and cigarette out of the window.
Normative action: Roger starts speaking forcefully and eloquently about family values and respect.
Divergent action: Rogers acts angry and curses at his parents to carry his point across.
Normative action: Dana tells the board that they will have to temporarily lay off a percentage of the staff.
Divergent action: Dana tells the board that she's ordering the plant to cease the costly waste disposal method and to dump waste in the nearby river.
Normative action: Zach agrees to meet up with his friends.
Divergent action: Zach declines his friends' invitation and stays home playing video games all weekend.
Normative action: Conan decides to befriend a very creative and interesting guy.
Divergent action: Conan chooses to become friends with a party guy who has the reputation of being disrespectful with women.
Normative action: Jeff tells his friends funny stories about his recent vacation and his friends really enjoy Jeff's personality and his travels.
Divergent action: Jeff tells a joke about a different minority that some of his friends find it amusing.
Normative action: Kelly starts dating a man about her age that she met on a dating site.
Divergent action: Kelly starts dating Todd right after Nina breaks up with him.
Normative action: Bill rushes to the meeting, arriving with time to spare to brew himself a mug of coffee at the office kitchen.
Divergent action: Bill stops off at a coffee shop to pick up a coffee to take with him to the meeting.
Normative action: Peter files an anonymous report with HR about Daniel's abusive behavior.
Divergent action: Peter brings Daniel a cup of coffee with a laxative dissolved in it.
Normative action: Lester tells his wife that the meal was absolutely delicious and that he is huge fan of her cooking.
Divergent action: Lester quietly mumbles that the food was nothing special and then leaves the table.
Normative action: Jim has friends over but decides to try the drug first before offering it to them.
Divergent action: Jim invites a few friends over and convinces them to try the new drug with him.
Normative action: Rhonda calls Children's Services the next day and tells them about the event.
Divergent action: Rhonda tells Paul he'll be an adult soon and gives him some aspirin.
Normative action: Jeff forgoes the big coasters to rides the rides his kids are tall enough for.
Divergent action: Jeff leaves his kids sitting near the roller coaster and gets in line for the coaster.
Normative action: Steve turns down the drink stating he isn't old enough yet.
Divergent action: Steve takes a bottle of beer and drinks it down.
Normative action: Carl goes out with his family to swim on the beach.
Divergent action: Carl stays in the beach house the whole time and plays video games on his phone.
Normative action: Tim is honestly happy for Dave and is excited for his friend's wedding.
Divergent action: Tim congratulates Dave but on the inside he's worried that Dave will spend less time with him.
Normative action: Kevin pays for the meal with cash and tells the cashier to keep the change.
Divergent action: Kevin hands the cashier exact change for his meal.
Normative action: Jennifer decides to get to bed earlier to get more sleep at night.
Divergent action: Jennifer starts taking cocaine and becomes addicted.
Normative action: Dave says he will vote in the election to have his voice count.
Divergent action: Dave says that the election is a sham and the results are fixed.
Normative action: James uses his prowess as a swimmer to save multiple children on board the sinking ferry and swim them to safety.
Divergent action: James disregards the children onboard and leaps into the water and swims away to safety.
Normative action: Art mentions last night's sports game to Bill.
Divergent action: Art tells Bill about his favorite type of pornography in great detail.
Normative action: Casey gets tested at Walmart for Covid, and he warns his roommates about his sickness.
Divergent action: Casey takes herbal supplements that claim to keep the virus from entering the body.
Normative action: After dropping off the bag at the lost items station, Dan buys the same bag from the maker's website.
Divergent action: Dan takes the bag home with him.
Normative action: Henrik runs around playing with the kids reacting and adjusting with them as the game they're playing evolves.
Divergent action: Henrik takes control of the game deciding what each of his classmates should be doing and correcting them if they stray from his instructions.
Normative action: Livia goes through her possessions and gets rid of a lot of things she has not used in a while.
Divergent action: Livia decides to get rid of everything she owns by destroying all the possessions in her life.
Normative action: Ron and his wife went to the dance, and they talked to many different people.
Divergent action: Ron would not let his wife talk to any of the other male attendees, especially the good-looking ones.
Normative action: Ian separates the can and bottles from the garbage and puts the recyclable items in separate bags.
Divergent action: Ian dumps all of the bottles and cans into a bag with the rest of the trash and takes it to the garbage bin.
Normative action: Julie puts James in classes that are at a higher level, even if it means more work and lower grades.
Divergent action: Julie enters James in the minimum number of the easiest classes, so he can easily get A's.
Normative action: Dali enlists her other coworkers, and they complete the task with enough time for Dali to see the game.
Divergent action: Dali completes the task for her boss.
Normative action: Taylor bakes a batch of chocolate brownies from a recipe she found online.
Divergent action: Taylor makes pot brownies and takes them to the party with a sign reading, "Double Chocolate Brownies".
Normative action: Sam makes a batch of carrot cake cupcakes with a rich frosting on top, with candles in each one.
Divergent action: Sam decides to do something different and makes Hank some birthday lasagna, complete with birthday candles.
Normative action: Phil decides to escort Adam out of the bar and to the car, and then drives to the gas station to use the restroom.
Divergent action: Phil decides to make a dash for the bathroom and ends up in line for the urinal.
Normative action: Sam decides to leave the baseball cards alone and instead hides the rubber snake in Philips sleeping bag that weekend.
Divergent action: Sam goes through all his brothers baseball card albums and dumps them all over the house.
Normative action: James takes a small spoonful of everything he wants to try and only gets full portions of what he likes.
Divergent action: James takes ample servings of many different foods and leaves each plate three-quarters full.
Normative action: Colin lets the auction go on without interference.
Divergent action: Colin has a friend bid on the item to drive up the cost.
Normative action: Stan holds onto the empty plastic bottle until he finally comes across a trash bin.
Divergent action: Stan decides to just toss the empty plastic bottle into the water.
Normative action: Ray waits for more information to come out about the kidnapper before targeting anyone.
Divergent action: Ray calls the proof just based on his opinion of him.
Normative action: Fred meets an age-appropriate and attractive woman, and they start dating.
Divergent action: Fred meets a pretty young woman and becomes her sugar daddy.
Normative action: Nicholas starts putting food and water out for the cat before slowly introducing himself to it more and more until it becomes another one of his pets.
Divergent action: Nicholas doesn't put out any food or water for the cat and just watches it from afar.
Normative action: Zach gets up and goes to the bathroom to pee.
Divergent action: Zach pees in his bed before going back to sleep.
Normative action: Barry invites his parents to move into the spare bedroom in his house.
Divergent action: Barry sends his parents to live in a homeless shelter.
Normative action: Saul makes a bunch of cheesy dad jokes.
Divergent action: Saul jokes about sleeping with another women besides his wife.
Normative action: Sally recommends the brand she uses and lets her roommate try some of her's now.
Divergent action: Sally tells her roommate what her favorite brand is and where to buy it.
Normative action: Hank declines the student loan and decides to work for the money instead.
Divergent action: Hank takes a student loan that will pay for his entire education.
Normative action: Steph listens to her friend and later posts her opinion on an online forum.
Divergent action: Steph brings up her stance on the issue to her friend immediately.
Normative action: Jeff goes to Jenny's house and tells her that he wants to break up with her.
Divergent action: Jeff sends Jenny a text message telling her that he's breaking up with her.
Normative action: Gabe waits until his lunch break and takes a nap in his car.
Divergent action: Gabe puts his head on his desk and falls asleep during work hours.
Normative action: Mandy grows her favorite Lilac tree and Sugar Maple Tree in her backyard which provide plenty of shade.
Divergent action: Mandy installs a gazebo in her backyard which costs her several thousand dollars.
Normative action: Beth showers and gets properly ready for the audition.
Divergent action: Beth doesn't believe in showering regularly and smells so bad that the director cuts her audition short because the smell is so offensive.
Normative action: Jack applies for an internal promotion within his company.
Divergent action: Jack starts applying to other jobs that pay more than his current position.
Normative action: Darlene talks to her husband about ways they can spice up their love life.
Divergent action: Darlene divorces her husband for an intense affair with her younger coworker.
Normative action: Christine reports the bullies' behavior to the principal.
Divergent action: Christine punches a bully in the middle of the school yard.
Normative action: Dan puts on the condom, because he thinks it's the responsible thing to do.
Divergent action: Dan pretends to put a condom on and then penetrates Jen.
Normative action: Randal tells the other boys at the party stories about Chad bailing him out of tough situations.
Divergent action: Randal cheers Chad on urging him to drink ten shots of tequila in a row.
Normative action: Dominick decides to make a sizable donation to his Alma Mater because he remembers the school fondly.
Divergent action: Dominick throws the letter from his Alma Mater in the trash deciding that his college years are in the past and do not matter anymore.
Normative action: Terry bags up the leaves to be collected on garbage day.
Divergent action: Terry rakes all the leaves into Jasper's yard, covering it.
Normative action: Baxter visits a sports bar and eats wings while observing a football game.
Divergent action: Baxter goes to home and plays sports video games online.
Normative action: Paul puts in extra hours over the weekend to finish the job.
Divergent action: Fred calls another worker to come in and finish the work for him.
Normative action: Jonathan gets in his car and drives home in order to pleasure himself.
Divergent action: Jonathan decides to jerk off behind a tree in the park to feel better.
Normative action: Yuri lets her friend know that she cannot go with her as soon as possible.
Divergent action: Yuri waits until a month before the vacation to break the news to her friend.
Normative action: Bobby practices with a group of his friends who shoot the ball around together.
Divergent action: Bobby practices by himself on the basketball court and makes a few baskets from half court.
Normative action: Gerald plans to have his grand kids open the presents he bought for them.
Divergent action: Gerald plans a bible study for Christmas with the grand kids.
Normative action: Bob finally puts the new system in this month and people are happy it's finally there.
Divergent action: Bob puts the system off this month as well, surprising no one.
Normative action: Chloe asks Quentin if she can borrow the iPod for the night.
Divergent action: Chloe calmly slips the iPod into her pocket while Quentin is in the restroom.
Normative action: Rosa revaluates the goals themselves and realizes that she has no genuine interest in some of them.
Divergent action: Rosa thinks about her life, and she's met the goals she's always had thus she should be happy.
Normative action: Karen quickly puts on a robe before going outside to put the letter in the mail.
Divergent action: Karen runs outside completely naked to put the letter in the mailbox.
Normative action: James takes the bag of rotten tomatoes and throws them away in the garbage can.
Divergent action: James takes the tomatoes and throws them in the crisper drawer out of sight and out of mind.
Normative action: Jess unfollows the influencer on Instagram, so she doesn't see her posts anymore.
Divergent action: Jess calls the influencer fat in her comments section and laughs about it.
Normative action: Tifa asks her husband to sleep on the couch for the night.
Divergent action: Tifa kicks her husband out of the house.
Normative action: After ending things with Denise, Darwin introduces her to his attractive single friend.
Divergent action: Darwin continues dating Denise.
Normative action: James hires the more qualified candidate to handle the receptionist duties regardless of her appearance.
Divergent action: James hires a less qualified but thinner woman as the receptionist.
Normative action: Pedro asks the server for a fork.
Divergent action: Pedro takes the fork of his dining companion.
Normative action: Billy takes a picture of the mushroom and asks what it is on the internet.
Divergent action: Billy tastes the mushroom and swallows it.
Normative action: Ricky asks Hal if he can get a closer look at the phone.
Divergent action: Ricky gets really close Hal while he's holding the phone.
Normative action: Taylor states her opinion at a volume that is clear.
Divergent action: Taylor projects her voice strongly while others are sitting closely.
Normative action: Jack gives all of his employees a big raise to keep the employees happy.
Divergent action: Jack puts all the profits into more marketing and more advertisements.
Normative action: Sophie gives her granddaughter a gift card in person.
Divergent action: Sophie sends her granddaughter a gift card in the mail.
Normative action: Rose goes to dinner and then comes back home to sleep.
Divergent action: Rose skips dinner and sleeps until morning.
Normative action: Linda decides to split with her husband for her son.
Divergent action: Linda decides to stay with her step husband so that her son has a dad in her life.
Normative action: Joey admits that he could do better if he focused on completing the work.
Divergent action: Joey blames his performance on the fact that he has ADHD.
Normative action: Jamie admiring Michelle's niceness asks her to be his girlfriend and forgets about Angel.
Divergent action: Jamie being fascinated by Angel's charm asks her to be his girlfriend and Angel agrees.
Normative action: Jane asks Susan if her boyfriend ever gets her flowers or other surprise gifts.
Divergent action: Jane asks Susan if her boyfriend ever performs oral sex on her or if he avoids it.
Normative action: Jim asks innocuous questions like what movies she likes.
Divergent action: Jim asks very private questions about Pam's former boyfriends and private health.
Normative action: Jennifer flirts with Wendy's boyfriend's twin brother who asks her on a date.
Divergent action: Jennifer flirts with her friend Wendy's boyfriend until he breaks up with Wendy and dates Jennifer.
Normative action: Ron sits his daughter down and has a long talk about why she shouldn't be having sex yet.
Divergent action: Ron took a stick and put it into her privates, to show her what people could do to her.
Normative action: Daphne invites her friend on a long hike in the park nextdoor.
Divergent action: Daphne climbs into one of the tractors and attempts to race her friend around the field.
Normative action: Lee brings his kid with him to the peak, and has a picnic with him.
Divergent action: Lee holds his kid over the ide of the mountain, to let him see how high they are.
Normative action: Sally get her parents permission to place the lemonade stand at the end of the driveway by the sidewalk.
Divergent action: Sally places her lemonade stand in the middle of the sidewalk where many neighbors walk.
Normative action: James reads the manual in short chunks over his lunch break.
Divergent action: James doesn't bother reading the manual or learning the safety procedures.
Normative action: Dustin quickly asks his roommate to take toss the drugs into the community trash can.
Divergent action: Dustin tosses the weed into the oven.
Normative action: George calls his neighbor and asks if they can keep the dog quiet.
Divergent action: George takes his neighbors dog and drops it off outside of town.
Normative action: James takes his dog for a walk in a nearby wooded park.
Divergent action: James takes his dog to walk in the nearby cemetery, which has many trees and gardens.
Normative action: Elliot ignores the games invasive tactics tempting him to spend his parents money on features and instead grinds away at the game until he beats it on his own accord.
Divergent action: Without asking permission to do so, Elliot chooses to purchase a feature in the game that makes his character powerful enough to complete the game with ease.
Normative action: James listens to his professors' recorded lectures while he showers.
Divergent action: James stops showering, so he'll have more time available to study.
Normative action: Paul quickly presses the door open button to make sure the door stays open for James.
Divergent action: Paul quickly presses the door close button to make sure the door closes before James can enter.
Normative action: Ray hires the best contractor in town who happens to be Jewish.
Divergent action: Ray learns the best contractor in town is Jewish and chooses a lesser skilled contractor.
Normative action: Charles reads the instruction manual with his mother explaining all the technical terms to her.
Divergent action: Charles configures the TV while he compares his mother's intelligence to a two year old.
Normative action: Dwayne enrolls the puppy in classes and studies about how to potty train a puppy.
Divergent action: Dwayne takes the dog outside, puts it in a pillow case, and tosses it into a nearby river.
Normative action: Phil orders a smaller entree and budgets for dessert.
Divergent action: Phil tells the server his entree is under cooked, so he can get a dessert on the house.
Normative action: Dania shares her insecurities and her trust in a text to Christina before leaving the area.
Divergent action: Dania walks into the club and accuses Christina of getting back together with her ex behind his back.
Normative action: Paul puts a great deal of effort and determination onto dong well in school, and he gets top grades in all his classes.
Divergent action: Paul puts only as much effort into his classes as is needed to pass them which he only barely does.
Normative action: Jaime tells Mark he can't keep a wild animal, but they go and get a fish.
Divergent action: Jaime lets Mark keep the mouse and Mark keeps it in a box.
Normative action: Amy goes to the luxury carpeting store.
Divergent action: Amy goes to a store known for low prices but few sales associates.
Normative action: Sandra is careful to arrive at the meeting on time and fully prepared.
Divergent action: Sandra loses track of time doing unrelated things and arrives to the school meeting very late.
Normative action: Selene tells Zoey that she'll be there for her through whatever happens next.
Divergent action: Selene tells Zoey that she's gross for having HIV.
Normative action: Lana lets Jane in and comforts her while keeping her safe.
Divergent action: Lana tells Jane to come back tomorrow when Lana has time.
Normative action: Puala gives her dog a special diet so it can lose some weight.
Divergent action: Paula gives her dog fried chicken and other table scraps.
Normative action: Sam tells the black man he thinks he is a bad person.
Divergent action: Sam instantly goes to name calling, calling him a filthy thug.
Normative action: Sally only picks between a few flavors, so she doesn't hold up the line.
Divergent action: Sally insists on tasting every ice cream in the store, causing a backup of the line.
Normative action: Chris divulges the full risk and reward profile of the fund in his recommendation.
Divergent action: Chris hides the risk of the fund and gets his clients to invest in a high risk fund.
Normative action: Tom offers for his friend to accompany him as he runs the errand.
Divergent action: Tom greets his friend quickly and hurries off the the post office.
Normative action: John tells the head of HR that the company should hire the most qualified candidates, regardless of their demographics.
Divergent action: John doesn't want to disagree with a superior, so he agrees that Jamal should not be hired.
Normative action: Jerry empathizes with his friend and talks to him from experience.
Divergent action: Jerry gets on his friend's case about making such a careless mistake.
Normative action: Paul goes to the recital and then attends the sale when it's over.
Divergent action: Paul skips the recital to attend the sale and buy a toaster.
Normative action: Molly brings cupcakes to sell at the charity.
Divergent action: Molly brings hot Cheetos to sell at the charity.
Normative action: Al decides to take the Advil as he believes the pain is only moderate.
Divergent action: Al decides to take the Oxycontin as he believes that will kill his pain the quickest.
Normative action: Ken eats only an appetizer and doesn't order dessert to save money.
Divergent action: Ken ends up leaving no tip in order to save on the pricey bill.
Normative action: Caius plays an educational game with his kids and their toys.
Divergent action: Caius decides to watch movies on Netflix with his friends.
Normative action: Eric gathers some supporters and asks the union if they can lower the fees.
Divergent action: Eric stops paying the union fees, quits the union, and teaches on his own.
Normative action: Tom feels bad that Susan got hurt and rushes to help her up and pull out the thorns.
Divergent action: Tom feels bad that Susan got hurt but finds the situation amusing, so he bursts into laughter.
Normative action: John tells his girlfriend the food tastes wonderful and is perfectly cooked.
Divergent action: John tells his girlfriend the food is bland and overcooked.
Normative action: Patricia plants some lavender around her garden to deter the groundhog.
Divergent action: Patricia grabs her slingshot and shoots rocks at the groundhog.
Normative action: John goes for a jog, comes home and respectfully tells Mindy the sad news.
Divergent action: John yells at Mindy and calls her horrible names as he vents.
Normative action: James asks his lab partner what kind of hobbies he has as an ice breaker.
Divergent action: James asks his lab partner if he would ever consider shooting up the school.
Normative action: Sal proposes the school extend the bell between classes by sixty seconds.
Divergent action: Sal proposes that children be encouraged to run through the halls to get to class quicker.
Normative action: Camden hands Savanna a love poem the next time he sees her.
Divergent action: Camden sends Savanna a picture of himself laying in the bed naked.
Normative action: Sal simply gives the directions  and  wishes Dan luck.
Divergent action: Sal gives directions and mentions they might be worth a few dollars.
Normative action: Marv starts bringing the dog out for walks more often.
Divergent action: Marv takes off his belt and beats his dog with it.
Normative action: Callie cooks dinner for herself and the homeless person.