CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Devin invites his coworker over to his house to spend time with him and his fiance.
Divergent action: Devin asks his new coworker out to have dinner on a date.
Normative action: Lance ignores his dog's begging and gives him food whenever he stops.
Divergent action: Lance gives his dog some food whenever it starts begging so it will stop for a bit.
Normative action: James downloads several new mobile games onto his smartphone and tries for the high score.
Divergent action: James begins "accidentally" touching the breasts and backsides of the passengers around him.
Normative action: Jeremy gets a part time job to earn money to pay for a ticket.
Divergent action: Jeremy begs his parents to buy him a ticket to the dance.
Normative action: With Danielle in the room, Kelly tells Paige that she will be grounded if she does not do her homework, but that Danielle has nothing to do with it.
Divergent action: One day when Danielle is over, Kelly tells Paige that she might be doing better in school if she didn't hang around asian people.
Normative action: Lizzy wraps herself in a towel and rushes to her son's room, deciding to rinse off after she finds out what is wrong.
Divergent action: Lizzy continues her shower for another ten minutes before checking on her son.
Normative action: Jake tells Ray that he won't let him bully him, but he's moving on and won't take revenge against Ray.
Divergent action: Jake tells Ray that Ray will be doing whatever Jake says from now on.
Normative action: Tom goes to the library to type his paper.
Divergent action: Tom types his paper in his dorm room all night.
Normative action: Mark relaxes a bit, but is careful to stay within the limits of his seat and not annoy the woman next to him.
Divergent action: Mark relaxes, stretches his legs out, and spreads into the space of the woman seated next to him, ignoring her request for him to move over.
Normative action: Nick drops the marble a foot above the ground to see how well it responds.
Divergent action: Nick firmly throws the marble onto the sidewalk to see how high he can make it bounce, cracking the marble.
Normative action: Destiny brings her children on a family trip similar to one she had when she was young.
Divergent action: Destiny buys her children new tablets for them to distract themselves with all vacation.
Normative action: Henry decides to go out and hang with his friend for some time.
Divergent action: Henry decides to call a friend up and talk on the phone.
Normative action: Geoffrey tells her that is the most beautiful dress he has ever seen her wear.
Divergent action: Geoffrey feigns a shocked silence staring at her without answering, hoping she interprets it as him being thunderstruck.
Normative action: Sue invites her friends over to have Christmas dinner with her.
Divergent action: Sue goes to see a movie by herself on Christmas when they release a lot of new movies.
Normative action: John takes a deep breath, scoops his kids up in his arms and takes them to the movies.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and uses bad language towards his kids.
Normative action: Peter makes Bella eat broccoli, and when she calls him "stupid" in response, Peter tells her that her behavior is inappropriate.
Divergent action: Bella tells Peter he's stupid after he makes her eat broccoli, and all he does is apologize out of fear of her feeling unloved.
Normative action: Frank talks with his partner and decides to end the relationship with her.
Divergent action: Frank ends up seeing another woman outside of his relationship.
Normative action: Al hugs Joe and tells him he will still love him.
Divergent action: Al balls up his fist and hits Joe in the face.
Normative action: Jason spends an hour playing with and caring for his dog before going out to a bar.
Divergent action: Jason goes straight out to a bar without interacting with his dog at all.
Normative action: Chad makes sure to invite all the kids in his class to his house.
Divergent action: Chad invites everyone but one of the boys in his class to his house.
Normative action: Todd gives in to his feelings and asks the girl to be his girlfriend.
Divergent action: Todd becomes cautious of his feelings, and he breaks off contact with the girl.
Normative action: Lilly tells Chris that she has a migraine and thanks him for being concerned, so he goes out to the store for some asprin.
Divergent action: Lilly instantly tells Chris to get out because he's disturbing her.
Normative action: Alex doubles his efforts at work, improving his own performance, but he doesn't say anything about the shortcomings of his colleague.
Divergent action: Alex meets with his boss and tells him that it was his colleague's mistake that cost the company a large client.
Normative action: Done says that he made a mistake and has his employees wear masks when possible and stay home if they feel sick.
Divergent action: Don doubles down and tells his employees they will be let go if they stay home from work sick.
Normative action: John takes his two year old with him to the store and shops quickly.
Divergent action: John leaves his two year old in the hot car and rushes to get groceries from the store alone.
Normative action: Ronald tells his friend this joke that he read on the internet.
Divergent action: Ronald waits for the trans person to walk by and then makes fun of their looks.
Normative action: Jak waits until he gets home to throw the cup in his recycle bin.
Divergent action: Jak opens his window and throws the cup out of it.
Normative action: Heather says she wants to pass on her own merits and studies harder.
Divergent action: Heather goes along with Tim’s suggestion, and they copy each other's work.
Normative action: Ellen informs her spouse about the cookout and suggests they go to it.
Divergent action: Ellen informs her spouse that she is going to the cookout and suggests the spouse find something to do on their own tonight.
Normative action: Emily stays by her best friend's side while still seeing other friends and going out.
Divergent action: Emily starts to not pick up calls or respond to texts from her best friend because her nightly plans rarely gel with a pregnant person.
Normative action: Bob takes the suggestion seriously and consults a dietitian.
Divergent action: Bob laughs his friends comment off and continues his current eating habits,.
Normative action: Belinda tells her mother that she's tired and stressed from her test.
Divergent action: Belinda swears at her mother and says that she never does any work around the house.
Normative action: Cathy hugs Missy and tells her that she is very happy for her, while thinking she will find love for herself one day.
Divergent action: Cathy is jealous of Missy getting engaged, so she tells her that sounds nice, and changes the subject to work related topics.
Normative action: James chats with his attractive coworker about their favorite films while they fill out spreadsheets.
Divergent action: James spends lots of time at work fantasizing about dating and having sex with his attractive coworker.
Normative action: Bob is supportive and urges his wife to seek professional help.
Divergent action: Bob tells his wife to get over whatever her problem is or their marriage is over.
Normative action: Dean refuses the woman's advances and instead calls a friend he hooks up with from time to time.
Divergent action: Dean takes the woman home with him, and they end up having sex.
Normative action: Shay threatens to leave Juan if he ever hits her again.
Divergent action: Shay decides to stay with Juan thinking that Juan just made a mistake.
Normative action: Greg decides to take a quick shower before he runs to the restaurant to pick up his meal.
Divergent action: Greg decides to wear the clothes he has been working in and go into the restaurant to pick up his food.
Normative action: Don tells his cousin to talk with a licensed therapist to talk over what's been bothering him.
Divergent action: Don tells his cousin to suck it up and stop being a baby.
Normative action: Bob turns up his music, ignores traffic and starts jamming out to himself.
Divergent action: Bob gets angry and starts yelling at people in traffic through his window.
Normative action: Kate orders an extra large pizza, enough to feed three and saves some for her parents.
Divergent action: Kate gets a medium pizza which is small enough for her to eat by herself.
Normative action: George says he can help Allison's parents pack up some of their belongings.
Divergent action: George says that Allison's parents have too many pieces of furniture.
Normative action: Sam asks Sally to have sex with him in the woods instead of at home.
Divergent action: Sam tells Sally he wants to try it with no condom, and promises her he will pull out in time.
Normative action: Robert plans to make some time to call his grandmother over the weekend when he's less busy.
Divergent action: Robert decides to focus on trying to get a promotion at work first and that he will call his grandmother after that.
Normative action: Guy lets out hollers and hugs his wife tightly asking over and over if she is serious.
Divergent action: Guy doesn't react emotionally outward despite being glad and just asks to see the pregnancy test.
Normative action: Lee buys her husband an antique watch that her husband had been eyeing.
Divergent action: Lee tells her husband happy birthday and puts on a movie for them to watch.
Normative action: Ian trains as hard as he can in preparation for the race.
Divergent action: Ian sneaks up behind Jake and targets hs knee with a baseball bat.
Normative action: Jill decides that although she has had some differences with her parents she will invite them to her wedding.
Divergent action: Jill decides not to invite her parents to her wedding as it will be too awkward after all this time.
Normative action: Dave looks his coworker in the eyes in a normal manner while they are talking to him.
Divergent action: Dave looks down at his coworker's chest for most of the time they are talking to him.
Normative action: Christopher rewarded the top performing employees with gift cards.
Divergent action: Christopher yelled at one of his poorly performing employee's in front of the entire team.
Normative action: Tom finds a tissue and blows his nose in the tissue.
Divergent action: Tom decides to pick his nose in public to remove the boogers.
Normative action: Lincoln tells Jerry the test is difficult but there are strategies to deal with it.
Divergent action: Lincoln tells Jerry the test is difficult and there isn't enough time to finish it.
Normative action: Gary invites all of his friends and family to the wedding including his sister Mary.
Divergent action: Gary invites many friends and family members to the wedding but does not invite his sister Mary.
Normative action: Robert catches the train and uses his phone to join the guild's raid in the RPG.
Divergent action: Robert gets on the train and skips the guild's raid.
Normative action: Jim took his girlfriend out to eat at the nicest place in town.
Divergent action: Jim ordered a pizza and ate alone in his apartment on Valentine's day.
Normative action: Rumi names the puppy Beni.
Divergent action: Rumi can't come up with a name for the puppy and just whistles to get the puppy's attention.
Normative action: Simon buys a small personal gift for each of his friends.
Divergent action: Simon sneaks a flask of vodka in, for he and his friends to share.
Normative action: Will introduces himself to the guy he didn't recognize at the party.
Divergent action: Will walks right past the guy that he didn't recognize.
Normative action: Barbara asks Mack to pick up the children for his weekend visits, as she wants to avoid conflict with his parents.
Divergent action: Barbara will not allow the children to visit Mack at his home, because she doesn't want to see his parents when she drops the kids off.
Normative action: John tells his brother that their winning is meaningless because they cheated and that they should be ashamed.
Divergent action: John accepts that his brother won the game and doesn't tell him that he knows they were cheating.
Normative action: Steve thinks that he's seeing things simply because he's been on so many weird medications lately, and tells his friends.
Divergent action: Steve thinks that a bunch of faeries broke into his house and rearranged his furniture, he tells his friends this.
Normative action: Thomas pours the puppy a bold of food and won't let it eat until he gives a certain signal.
Divergent action: Thomas pours the puppy a big bowl of food and lets it eat all that it wants.
Normative action: Angie tells Levi that she grew up watching that movie and says it's a really good story with decent actors.
Divergent action: Angie sarcastically asks Levi if he thinks Dirty Dancing might be too girly for him.
Normative action: Tom intentionally slows down to let the other car speed ahead of him.
Divergent action: Tom rolls down his window and tells the people not to come near his car or else he'll get out and fight them.
Normative action: Faith tells her husband about their daughters pregnancy.
Divergent action: Faith decides to keep the news from her husband.
Normative action: Mandy listens to Kendra's stories and helps her take her mind off the fighting by doing fun things.
Divergent action: Mandy joins her friend and inserts herself into the Kendra's family's discussion.
Normative action: Walter goes on a dating app and discloses exactly what he's looking for with the women he speaks with.
Divergent action: Walter finds a prostitute and spends the night with her.
Normative action: Bob decides to forgive his boss for mistreating him in the past.
Divergent action: Bob decides he will never forgive his boss for the way they treated him.
Normative action: Lisa asks to shake the soldiers hand and thanks him for fighting for her.
Divergent action: Lisa calls the soldier a murderer and turns her back on him.
Normative action: William listens to his music on headphones to not disturb others.
Divergent action: William listens to his music at a loud volume for hours.
Normative action: Charlie describes his symptoms to his wife as well as he can, saying that it hurts terribly.
Divergent action: Charlie says that he feels a little unwell and should be better by the morning.
Normative action: While he happens to be tying his shoes, Cranston shows how he figured out a faster way to do it.
Divergent action: Every time Cranston sees someone tying a shoe, he brags that he can do it faster.
Normative action: Jackson brings up  memories with his best friend and Lindsey while resting his hand on Lindsey's shoulder.
Divergent action: Jackson flirts with Lindsey getting into a relationship with her.
Normative action: Gillian decides to take the dog home first, then go back to the store.
Divergent action: Gillian leaves the dog in the car with the windows up.
Normative action: Amy tells the new boss that she thinks he has a refreshingly youthful appearance.
Divergent action: Amy tries to hit on her boss in his office.
Normative action: Ellie waits until her friend gets off the phone to ask her if she can go.
Divergent action: Ellie tugs at her mother's shirt and calls her name until she gets her attention.
Normative action: Imogene takes her girlfriend out to eat, and she brings up the advantages of living in a cheaper place while they eat.
Divergent action: Imogene goes along with her girlfriend's request by moving into the pricey apartment.
Normative action: Jenny gives Carl a bottle of cologne for his birthday.
Divergent action: Jenny tells Carl that he needs to wash more to get rid of his smell.
Normative action: Jill says they have to stay with her, but she'll let them watch a new movie on Disney+.
Divergent action: Jill lets the kids walk to the store by themselves, crossing several roads in the process.
Normative action: Jenna creates an account on OkCupid to find a boyfriend who doesn't know any of her friends.
Divergent action: Jenna immediately asks Samantha's ex out on a dinner date.
Normative action: Heike takes steps to keep people separated and make sure that everyone practices good hygiene.
Divergent action: Heike lets people get infected, so they will get immunity and the virus will disappear.
Normative action: Souji gives his team mate tips on how to move quickly with the ball.
Divergent action: Souji goes home and organizes all of his books and notebooks.
Normative action: Joshua researches the highest paying jobs and signs up for the schooling necessary.
Divergent action: Joshua takes the first job he can get just to have some money now.
Normative action: Steve tells the manager he thinks he's not paying attention to the needs of the consumers.
Divergent action: Steve calls the manager all types of vulgar names, cursing at him.
Normative action: Trevor tells Lance they'll each get one bedroom, and they can share the living room.
Divergent action: Trevor tells Lance that one bedroom is for Lance and the bedroom and living room are for Trevor.
Normative action: Danny travels throughout Europe contacting his grandmother at least once every week as he goes.
Divergent action: Danny travels around Europe without contacting his Grandma even one time.
Normative action: Karen poltiely explains her concern and brings masks for those who dont have them.
Divergent action: Karen calls the police on the group for not proper social distancing and wearing masks.
Normative action: James complains to anyone who will listen that he deserves a speaking roles.
Divergent action: James begins making jokes about Don's height, weight, and vocal mannerisms.
Normative action: Landon encourages Eric to spend more time at Dan's house.
Divergent action: Landon tells Eric he needs to find a new friend that is less annoying.
Normative action: John proposes to Mary, and when she says no, he respects her decision.
Divergent action: John proposes to Mary, and when she says no, he demands she accept his proposal.
Normative action: Mark states how he was catching up with a friend at a BBQ and apologizes.
Divergent action: Mark tells his daughter that he was busy at work and could not come to her recital.
Normative action: Barry gives the homeless man his own umbrella to use.
Divergent action: Barry calls the police to have the homeless man moved to a dry area.
Normative action: Fran is concerned about Jean, so she goes over to Jean's house.
Divergent action: Fran thinks that Jean must be busy and doesn't want to bother her.
Normative action: Brittney turns down Henry and only goes out with Todd since her asked her first.
Divergent action: Brittney makes a date with Todd for Friday night and a date with Henry for Saturday night.
Normative action: Tom follows Julie and implores her to stop and listen to him.
Divergent action: Tom clasps Julie;s arm and stops her from leaving.
Normative action: Joe hires a taxi and goes to the mall that way.
Divergent action: Joe begs his roommates to drive him to the mall and says it's an emergency.
Normative action: Bill connects with Barb's father and mother and helps clean up after dinner.
Divergent action: Bill has a long, engaging talk with Barb's father about fishing and then ask if he can borrow Barb's father's beloved bass boat sometime.
Normative action: Kai invites his brother and sister over to his house to play Mario Party with him.
Divergent action: Kai spends his birthday watching his favorite movies.
Normative action: Carrie asks Doug why he isn't paying as much attention to her lately.
Divergent action: Carrie flirts with Dave to try to make Doug jealous of him.
Normative action: Meg starts working out and eating vegetables to get her body right.
Divergent action: Meg starts using crystal meth because she likes the feeling that it gives her.
Normative action: Rick tells the bully that he'll fight him at a boxing ring in a nearby gym.
Divergent action: Rick moves in on the bully and begins to fight him before he can make a move.
Normative action: Anthony invites Christina to come have Christmas with him and his family.
Divergent action: Anthony invites Christina to come to a New Years party at his job.
Normative action: Paul finishes the rest of his homework and then goes outside to play with his brother.
Divergent action: Paul skips the rest of his homework and goes outside to play basketball with his brother.
Normative action: Hilda explains that lots of people have other problems a lot worse than a broken nail.
Divergent action: Hilda gets upset and points out that she has several "real" problems she isn't crying over.
Normative action: Chris has the student do character building exercises in a kind way.
Divergent action: Chris decides to shout at his student to lower his self-esteem, so he isn't late anymore.
Normative action: Joe states how he would rather focus on the big picture instead of being detail orientated.
Divergent action: Joe tells the interviewer that he is absolutely a detail orientated individual.
Normative action: Jenny makes a series of dishes with nuts, using walnuts in place of peanuts in the recipe.
Divergent action: Jenny uses a special peanut sauce recipe on every dish, calling it 'A Night of Nuts'.
Normative action: Tom uses his cell phone to order Chinese delivery to the apartment.
Divergent action: Tom goes to Ryan's fridge and eats all the leftover food in it.
Normative action: Robert takes a deep breath and then tells his wife that he feels really upset.
Divergent action: Robert yells at his wife telling her how dumb her mistake was.
Normative action: Candy works quietly with her friend asking questions and working on their assignment.
Divergent action: Candy calls out to her friend across the library to understand the material.
Normative action: Ned asks Kati what's been happening, why they can't seem to be happy anymore.
Divergent action: Ned screams at Kati one day asking her what's wrong with her.
Normative action: Phil makes time in his schedule to plan a fun and romantic outing with his wife.
Divergent action: Phil tells his wife he is working to support the comfortable lifestyle she enjoys.
Normative action: Oscar declines the money and gives the criminal a fitting prison sentence.
Divergent action: Oscar accepts the money and gives the criminal the lightest sentence possible with no prison time.
Normative action: Max goes into work and changes into the spare work uniform in his office.
Divergent action: Max leaves his dirty gym clothes on the floor after he changes.
Normative action: Tom asks Mary if she wants to go to the dance tomorrow, in a non-demanding way.
Divergent action: Tom runs up to Mary and tries to force her a note with his phone number.
Normative action: Liv asks the seller if they could place the eyeshadow pallet on hold for her.
Divergent action: Liv buys the eyeshadow pallet, and she tells her land lord that her payment will be late.
Normative action: Alex talks with the people at the meetings and talks about his own issues.
Divergent action: Alex flirts with the women at the meetings and invites them to come to his place.
Normative action: Jamin talks to the manager about the waiter's behavior.
Divergent action: Jamin decides not to comment on the issue as he enjoys his food.
Normative action: Ray does some light cardio before doing some streches.
Divergent action: Ray continues lifting heavy weights ignoring his body.
Normative action: Jacob escorts his friend to his room until he sobers up, and plays a game with the other guests.
Divergent action: Jacob demands that his friend go home removing him from the party.
Normative action: Joshua explains to the other kids why he thinks that he was safe.
Divergent action: Joshua starts beating up the other kids that had called him out.
Normative action: Jerry refuses to give Justin the satisfaction of responding to Justin's prank, and simply cleans out the washer.
Divergent action: Jerry stalks Justin to his new place and slashes his tires.
Normative action: Don asks his co-worker if he can borrow the red pen.
Divergent action: Don takes the red pen without permission from his co-worker.
Normative action: Ty ignores the man and tells jokes to tease him.
Divergent action: Ty walks over to the man and knocks him out cold.