CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Jake decides to explore the city without a map or a guide.
Normative action: Jay writes "Good luck today" on the note and leaves it on the kitchen counter.
Divergent action: Jay writes "Good luck today, you're gonna need it" on the note and leaves it on the kitchen counter.
Normative action: Chris names his puppy Max because it sounds like a good name to him.
Divergent action: Chris thinks it would be funny to name his puppy Adolf since it is German despite knowing his history.
Normative action: Jon is open and honest with the therapist.
Divergent action: Jon decides to say what he thinks the therapist wants to hear in order to get cleared to work.
Normative action: Eric waits 10 minutes and gets nervous Kate isn't coming, so he calls her, and she says she is almost there.
Divergent action: Eric waits for 10 minutes and gets nervous that Kate isn't coming, so he walks to work.
Normative action: Sam asks Amanda about the cuts and even though she gets mad he sticks by her and keeps checking on her.
Divergent action: Sam asks Amanda about the cuts and Amanda tell him to mind his own business and leave her alone, to which he complies and avoids her thinking she needs space.
Normative action: Eddie creates a game show based on trivia from their favorite movies.
Divergent action: Eddy declines his father's suggesting opting to be a judge instead.
Normative action: Bill explains that Lee will be deprived of various freedoms until Lee's grades improve.
Divergent action: Bill grabs Lee and holds Lee while slapping Lee across the face.
Normative action: Calvin makes sure to do his best work for the current client before starting the next job.
Divergent action: Calvin takes shortcuts on the current job, so he can get to the next one faster.
Normative action: Tom buys a comfortable mask and wears it when he goes out where he wants to.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the people and never wears a mask outside.
Normative action: Alice goes up to Michele and explains that she is only 19.
Divergent action: Alice goes to the party to hang out with Michele and when asked if she is 21 she says yes.
Normative action: Jim tells Amy that he'll be upstairs before she can even blink a lash of her pretty eye.
Divergent action: Jim tells Amy that he's watching football obviously so no, and wonders why she would even ask.
Normative action: Marcy decides to follow directions and go to her own room.
Divergent action: Marcy decides to leave the room by exiting the house.
Normative action: Jenna convinces her boyfriend to do rounds of shots with her, and they eat afterward.
Divergent action: Jenna pours extra liquor into her boyfriends drink when he isn't looking.
Normative action: Don offers the man assistance and ask him how he is.
Divergent action: Don breaks out laughing at the guy and impersonates him.
Normative action: Todd answers the call from his parents and tells them he'll call them later then goes to the bar with his friends.
Divergent action: Todd ignores the call from his parents and goes out to a local bar with his friends.
Normative action: Aaron cleans the house and assigns each of the kids a few household tasks that they can handle, to help keep it clean.
Divergent action: Aaron doesn't do any cleaning, he just accepts that the place is messy and assumes the kids will get used to the mess.
Normative action: Andy gives the employee a warning making it clear there will be only one.
Divergent action: Andy raises his voice to a shouting level at his subordinate when discussing the problem.
Normative action: Mary tells her parents that they can attend the wedding if they promise to behave.
Divergent action: Mary tells her parents that they can't come to the wedding.
Normative action: Omar decides to walk to his own garage and grab his own shears before cutting the shrub.
Divergent action: Omar decides to grab his neighbor's shears since they're right there and use them to cut some shrubs.
Normative action: James isn't sure of all the answers, but he tries his best.
Divergent action: James idn't very well prepared, so he takes out his phone to look for the answers online.
Normative action: Jeff gives Brian a hug and tells him thank you before they leave the restaurant.
Divergent action: Jeff slaps Brian on the butt before they leave the restaurant.
Normative action: Rob asks Tia if she would like to get a pretzel with him.
Divergent action: Rob grabs Tia by the arm and drags her to the pretzel counter.
Normative action: Carl calls a babysitter to watch the kids while he is at work.
Divergent action: Carl leaves his children at home alone while he goes to work.
Normative action: Hank praises his son for cleaning his room this time.
Divergent action: Hank does nothing since it's something he's supposed to do anyway.
Normative action: Hope tells her coworkers that despite their differences she wishes her boss good health.
Divergent action: Hope gleefully tells her coworkers that she hopes her boss winds up in hospital for an extended period.
Normative action: Josephine offers to book an early morning taxi for Willow to the airport.
Divergent action: Josephine listens to Willow's problem but does not offer to help because she doesn't want to drive Willow.
Normative action: Jan gives her mother-in-law a specific item to cook for the dinner but does the bulk of the work herself.
Divergent action: Jan adamantly refuses her mother-in-law's help and the two get into a heated argument.
Normative action: Ben stops and picks up the dog and takes it back to his house.
Divergent action: Ben drives past the dog and goes straight to his house without worrying about the dog.
Normative action: Josh tells the couple that they're both being very loud and that he can hear every word of their private conversation.
Divergent action: Josh tells the couple that it's the guy's fault, and he needs to get his bedroom game down quick,  or she should leave him.
Normative action: Zack waits until after class to ask Lisa to go to the beach.
Divergent action: Zack pulls out his phone and instant messages Lisa his idea for them to go out to the beach later.
Normative action: Bob arrests his friend after testing to see how drunk he is.
Divergent action: Bob lets his friend go since he doesn't want an arrest on his record.
Normative action: Harry tells his roommate all about why his day was so bad.
Divergent action: Harry starts to yell at his roommate and throws a vase at him.
Normative action: Jimmy watches his dad to make sure the behavior continues and when it does he approaches him.
Divergent action: Jimmy keeps observing his dad's behavior and just thinks he is slowly losing his mind.
Normative action: Jimmy tells her she should be talking to her boyfriend about it, instead of him.
Divergent action: Jimmy tells her he'd be a better boyfriend, and she should leave his friend.
Normative action: Tori notices that many of the patrons are smoking, so she asks Billie if they can go outside to hang out instead to which Billie agrees.
Divergent action: Tori notices that many of the patrons are smoking, but she ignores it and stays with Billie.
Normative action: Kathy tells Dave he can come and visit their son.
Divergent action: Kathy tells Dave that he can't see their son.
Normative action: Maya tells Jonathan she needs a few days to herself to recharge and asks that he respects that.
Divergent action: Maya doesn't respond to Jonathan's messages for a few days and avoids him when she sees him.
Normative action: Max makes a note to himself on his mobile phone and sets an alarm for the next day to remind him to follow up with his boss about the conversation.
Divergent action: Max decides to send some messages to his boss with his mobile phone about the conversation.
Normative action: Janet decides to go for a jog with Mr Beefy, so she keeps up pace with him on the leash.
Divergent action: Janet decides to throw a stick for Mr Beefy and lets him off his leash to go after it.
Normative action: Sam takes the opportunity to buy a nice, but reasonably priced, television with the special discount.
Divergent action: Sam decides on an expensive, huge television that he can barely afford because he can only get a discount on it today.
Normative action: Adam challenges his friend to a contest in the game and the loser needs to be quiet for half an hour.
Divergent action: Adam picks up the game system and throws it at his friend, which then hits the wall and shatters.
Normative action: Jeff tells the man that he's late for an appointment.
Divergent action: Jeff tells the man to get away from him and calls him a loser.
Normative action: Gale asks the doctor to be put on stronger pain medications.
Divergent action: Gale gets into a car wreck without wearing a seat belt killing herself.
Normative action: Lily decides to search online at other retailers for that specific model of shoe to see if she can find a better deal.
Divergent action: Ignoring the price, Lily puts the shoes in her shopping cart immediately and checks out.
Normative action: Al arrives on time and gets coffee from the machine at work.
Divergent action: Al stops for a specialty coffee drink at a restaurant.
Normative action: James asks his friend if they can play Netflix on his TV while they pack.
Divergent action: James tells his friend he has to deal with a work emergency, then says home to watch Netflix.
Normative action: Ivan focuses on his actual project for the fair rather than his rival.
Divergent action: Ivan obsesses over how he's going to win that he doesn't spend time on his project.
Normative action: Jake hides a new phone inside of Sam's car in a very hard-to-reach place and calls it repeatedly.
Divergent action: Jake plans and executes a fake kidnapping by renting a van and having some friends grab Sam while walking.
Normative action: Erin waits until she's alone with the friend and brings up the story in private with her.
Divergent action: Erin brings up the story to the group to make them laugh.
Normative action: Dan cleans the pots and pans and then puts them away.
Divergent action: Dan leaves the pots and pans on the dinner table without cleaning them.
Normative action: Jerry tells his dad he cares a lot about what is happening, and he wants to help stop it.
Divergent action: Jerry tells his dad he doesn't care his dad is being abused but that it needs to stop regardless.
Normative action: Dr. Dan explains that machines may be unplugged and the man, who will never recover, may die naturally.
Divergent action: Dr. Dan explains that there is no chance for the man to recover, but a choice can be made to keep the man alive by machines.
Normative action: Hallam takes Daphne to her favorite cafe for desert.
Divergent action: Hallam takes his wife to the swingers club without telling her.
Normative action: Mr. Buckson tells Robbie everything he knows about the subject and guides him towards some further research.
Divergent action: Mr. Buckson feels this isn't part of his job and tells Robbie to ask someone else.
Normative action: Chris decides that he shouldn't drink but instead study.
Divergent action: Chris decides to drink to be more "cool" to the others.
Normative action: Juliet waves and smiles at her neighbor before grabbing her mail and going back inside.
Divergent action: Juliet pretends she does not notice her neighbor's wave and just grabs her mail and goes back inside.
Normative action: John offers to drive Eric to the store, goes to the movie and picks Eric from the store when it's over.
Divergent action: John ignores Eric's needs and takes the only car to the movie theatre.
Normative action: Wanda waits until after the funeral is over to bring up the issue.
Divergent action: Wanda goes over and immediately takes issue with her family member.
Normative action: Bob takes time off from work in order to help look after the baby.
Divergent action: Bob buys Patty a new purse that's more expensive than the one she has.
Normative action: Juan tells his friend that she believes her and gives her advice on contacting law enforcement.
Divergent action: Juan tells her that he thinks she's not telling the truth about the assault.
Normative action: Theodore asks his friend if they can play something on playstation together.
Divergent action: Theodore plays games on his phone all night.
Normative action: John calmly shares with Mindy the news, and they talk it over.
Divergent action: John calls Mindy all sorts of bad names and yells at her.
Normative action: Jacklyn orders the items from Instacart when she gets home.
Divergent action: Jacklyn leaves her dog in the car while she spends the next hour shopping.
Normative action: Tim decides to split with Amy and agrees to split time watching the kids.
Divergent action: Tim decided it would be better to stay in the relationship.
Normative action: Barry goes to therapy and talks about his issues and works to improve his outlook.
Divergent action: Barry abducts the woman and kills her and cuts her up into chunks.
Normative action: Lyle demands that Travis try out for the team at the very least, or he can choose another sport to pursue instead.
Divergent action: Lyle tells Travis that it's ok if he doesn't want to join the soccer team and suggests that he can take part in a non-athletic club instead.
Normative action: Kent decides to treat the dog extra well after it's surgery.
Divergent action: Kent sets the dog alone in a room to recover afterwords.
Normative action: Sharon asks Kelsey out after she transfers to a different department.
Divergent action: Sharon and Kelsey begin dating each other while keeping their positions in the office.
Normative action: John heeds Helene's advice and pulls into the next gas station to fill up his car.
Divergent action: John tells Helene that he thinks they can make it, but ends up breaking down on a road with no gas stations for miles away.
Normative action: Henry tells Bill that he'll get right on it and asks him where he wants the pile moved.
Divergent action: Henry tells Bill that the job is disgusting, and he's not doing it and Bill should ask a more junior employee.
Normative action: John says he'll pay half the cost of the taxi ride and his friend pays the rest.
Divergent action: John says his friend should pay the whole fare because it was their idea to take a taxi, so they reluctantly do so.
Normative action: Martin decides to tackle some really difficult puzzles.
Divergent action: Martin decides to drink to forget all about his day.
Normative action: Halina invites him on a date, and suggests that they come up with a budget.
Divergent action: Halina shows the bill to her husband scolding him in front of their son.
Normative action: Felton asks Tracy to help him act out a scene from their favorite movie.
Divergent action: Felton makes a joke comparing Tracy to a whale.
Normative action: Timmy looks at the train and asks Normal questions about a few of them.
Divergent action: Timmy grabs the trains without asks and accidentally breaks one of Norman's most expensive trains.
Normative action: Alana explains what the spam folder is and the dangers of scam emails before changing the subject.
Divergent action: Alana tells her grandparents not to worry about the emails and starts talking about something different.
Normative action: Arnie agrees and heads over to Tom's place.
Divergent action: Arnie decides to stay at home and go to sleep early.
Normative action: Jack takes the graphics card to the cashier and pays for it.
Divergent action: Jack takes the graphics card and runs out of the store without paying for it.
Normative action: Floyd continues to follow his recommended diet during the trip and focuses on visiting a lot of tourist locations.
Divergent action: Floyd decides to ignore his diet during the trip and eats a lot of the local barbeque.
Normative action: Carlos confesses to his realization that he was in the wrong and tries to explain things from his point of view while apologizing to his wife.
Divergent action: Carlos does not back down from his stance and says he is done arguing with his wife.
Normative action: Hillary gives her neighbors a call about the noisy dog, and they bring the dog inside their home.
Divergent action: Hillary pulls out her pistol from the nightstand and goes outside and shoots the noisy dog.
Normative action: Tania asks her mom if she can try a cupcake.
Divergent action: Tania waits until her mom is out of the room, and then she takes eats several cupcakes.
Normative action: Carl does his best to finish the exam using everything he already knows.
Divergent action: Carl looks at Rey's exam paper and copies the answers.
Normative action: Habiki tells her crush theories about their favorite show.
Divergent action: Habiki tells her crush about her sister's personal life.
Normative action: Anthony tries to find women that he genuinely finds interesting on the dating websites to contact.
Divergent action: Anthony only picks women to contact on the dating websites who clearly have a lot of money.
Normative action: Amy tells Mitch that she would love to marry him.
Divergent action: Amy tells Mitch that she only wants them to be a couple instead of a married couple.
Normative action: Iris decides to give Yang a hint on the puzzle to help him out.
Divergent action: Iris decides not to help him because it would make the puzzle less fun.
Normative action: Ron calls the host of the party to make sure it's alright to bring a guest with him.
Divergent action: Ron decides that it's no big deal and just brings his friend to the dinner party, with no prior announcement.
Normative action: Jonah tells Al that he got him this time but that he better watch out Jonah will get him back.
Divergent action: Jonah runs up to Al and swings his fist into Al's face, knocking Al to the ground.
Normative action: Hank approaches the cosplayer, compliments her choice of costume and asks to take a picture with her.
Divergent action: Hank takes out his camera and starts taking pictures of the cosplayer.
Normative action: Gus thanks his hosts for the meal and asks to learn more about the cuisine.
Divergent action: Gus criticizes the spiciness of the food that his girlfriends family consumes.
Normative action: Thomas whispers to a good friend that he won and shares some of the winnings with his homeless friends.
Divergent action: Thomas jumps up and down with glee and yells about all the things he's going to buy.
Normative action: Kerry considers that Frank might still be a good person even though they disagree politically and gives him the benefit of the doubt.
Divergent action: Kerry decides that Frank must be a horrible human being and that she hates him.
Normative action: Jonathan makes sure to read the paperwork thoroughly before explaining why a loan will not be possible at that time.
Divergent action: Jonathan takes a cursory glance at the applicants paperwork before curtly denying the loan request.
Normative action: Bill attends the dinner with his wife makes sure not to do anything that might reflect poorly on her.
Divergent action: Bill goes to the dinner with his wife and tells off color jokes that are not suitable for the situation.
Normative action: Johannes stops his car, gets out and helps the old woman up and offers her a ride, then goes to the party.
Divergent action: Johannes honks his horn at the woman to get off the road and speeds off to the party.
Normative action: Jake decides to have a few drinks to loosen up and starts chatting up other party goers.
Divergent action: Jake decides to leave the party and go home and read a book.
Normative action: Jack offers to take care of the children from now on.
Divergent action: Jack agrees to put the kids in an orphanage, because he doesn't want to look after them.
Normative action: Charlene decides to read a chapter of a novel that she is reading to pass the time before going to class.
Divergent action: Charlene decides to drink some leftover liquor from the weekend and then heads to class.
Normative action: Larry calls one of his co-workers to make sure that someone is working his position.
Divergent action: Larry goes to his place of work while he is still feeling high.
Normative action: James works the entire night by watching to see if anyone falls off the stage.
Divergent action: James works the night but doesn't pay attention if people are about to fall off the stage.
Normative action: Wendy decides to leave her friend's place and stay with her parents for awhile.
Divergent action: Wendy continues staying with her friend even though it's been a long time already.
Normative action: Henry has a talk with the cops and apologizes for speeding.
Divergent action: As the cop gets out of his car, Henry slams the gas and speeds off.
Normative action: Dylan tells Hailey she is doing a great job, and he'll cook her healthy meals to help with the weight loss.
Divergent action: Dylan tells Hailey that Hailey is losing too much weight and should stop working out.
Normative action: Sebastian decides he will stick to more stable ways to save his money.
Divergent action: Sebastian swears off saving and decides he will spend the money he has day to day.
Normative action: Dani lets her husband do whatever he wants but lets him know her opinions.
Divergent action: Dani refuses to let her husband drink any alcohol anymore.
Normative action: Kyle tells Kyra that he's flattered, but he doesn't think that's such a good idea.
Divergent action: Kyle tells Kyra that he would indeed love to go out with her, and he'll meet her after work.
Normative action: Jackie calls an ambulance for help on her own and pays for therapy too.
Divergent action: Jackie cuts herself to pieces alone in her room.
Normative action: Chris acknowledges that Jen has made a lot of good points.
Divergent action: Chris tells Jen that she should read more if she wants to continue the argument.
Normative action: Benny tells Amy that he thinks the haircut is an interesting look for her.
Divergent action: Benny laughs at Amy and tells her that the haircut makes her look like a chimpanzee.
Normative action: Greg doesn't listen to Timmy and makes him go to school every day.
Divergent action: Greg agrees to let Timmy go to school every other day.
Normative action: Claudia stores the items in the garage and lets Susan know she has them.
Divergent action: Claudia tells Susan to come get her things and throws them onto the lawn.
Normative action: Garry cleans his bathroom thoroughly before making any further plans for the day, leaving him with a relaxing afternoon.
Divergent action: Garry decides he will spend his day out with friends, and put off cleaning up around the house until another day.
Normative action: Jimmy talks to his friend about his sister and tells him that he likes her.
Divergent action: Every time Jimmy sees the girl talking, he stands near her to hear what she's saying.
Normative action: Terrance explains to the family that he understands financial trouble, but that he expects a payment arrangement to be made so that their account will be brought up to date.
Divergent action: Terrance informs the family that they have one week to either pay the back rent in full, or vacate the apartment.
Normative action: Kahn pays the bill and adds on a nice tip for the server.
Divergent action: Kahn pays the bill but doesn't tip because surely they pay these people?
Normative action: Jones claps for the band even though it wasn't his favorite song.
Divergent action: Jones didn't like the song, so he thinks the band is lucky he's not booing.
Normative action: Cory waits until they get to know each other more and acts suggestively with her in person.
Divergent action: Cory starts to send her intimate messages about what he wants to do with her.
Normative action: Billy helps Ryan when he sees him trying to clean the room.
Divergent action: Billy lets Ryan do all the cleaning in the dorm, but never offers to help.
Normative action: Jen makes going to the gym a couple's activity for them.
Divergent action: Jen tells her partner to stop eating fast food and gives him a hard time if he doesn't listen.
Normative action: Nancy asked Kay if she had been feeling better lately since she had been sick.
Divergent action: Nancy did not ask Kay how she had been feeling even though Kay had recently been sick.
Normative action: August decides to take the offer and promises to work hard at rehab.