CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Hank takes the food and tosses it against the wall.
Normative action: Andrew tells Rachel to pick a restaurant to go to since she has graduated.
Divergent action: Andrew says that he's too busy at work to take Rachel out for her graduation dinner.
Normative action: Marty plants grass and flowers in his front yard.
Divergent action: Marty puts garbage and broken appliances on the front yard.
Normative action: Sam goes to the school gym and lifts weights, and feels confident.
Divergent action: Sam picks on a student and push him around, and feels strong.
Normative action: Samantha asks the kids which of them broke the lamp.
Divergent action: Samantha comes downstairs instantly blaming the child closest to the lamp.
Normative action: James shares his notes with Nicole and vows to study enough to beat her fair and square.
Divergent action: James declines to give Nicole his notes because he wants any advantage he can get.
Normative action: Xena breathes deeply and manages her own stress levels.
Divergent action: Xena tells the group of foreigners to quiet down.
Normative action: Mark tells Bobo a funny joke they both laugh at.
Divergent action: Mark keeps calling Bobo 'boob boob' at the mall and laughing.
Normative action: Erin puts on headphones to listen to her music on and is able to play better.
Divergent action: Erin turns up some music through the speakers and her focus is improved.
Normative action: Sally puts her phone on vibrate only and keeps it on her lap, so she can feel it.
Divergent action: Sally keeps her ringtone on, so she can hear the call.
Normative action: Terry lowers the volume of the song to a normal level.
Divergent action: Terry lets the song play at the loudest volume the speakers can output.
Normative action: Rachel lights fireworks at the far end of her backyard after asking her guests to stay back.
Divergent action: Rachel lights off fireworks from her top deck.
Normative action: Fred calls the realtor, the week before the scheduled meeting, to remind them of the specific business that he intends to conduct.
Divergent action: Fred prepares the appropriate documents for the business he wants to conduct and drives over to the realty office.
Normative action: Linda puts on headphones so the neighbors cannot hear the music.
Divergent action: Linda turns the music up to annoy the neighbors even more.
Normative action: Danny responds and tells the email requester they will reported.
Divergent action: Danny believes the email and sends a check a check to someone.
Normative action: Chris goes outside and attempts to climb up some fences and walls for fun.
Divergent action: Chris gets a metal pot and begins banging it outside of his sister's door, just to get a reaction out of her.
Normative action: Billy tells his father he's going to leave unless he gets some proper respect.
Divergent action: Billy tells his father he wants to fight him, tired of being disrespected.
Normative action: Eva tells the woman how beautiful she thinks her hair is.
Divergent action: Eva runs her hands through the woman's hair and lets her know how lovely it is.
Normative action: Karen surprises her son with multiple tickets to a Cubs game so that he can bring his friends.
Divergent action: Karen brings her son to a minor league baseball game.
Normative action: Iris tells her mom and dad she will take a few vacation days and come see them before they leave.
Divergent action: Iris tells her mom and dad she will miss them and to have a safe trip, but her schedule is too hectic now to see them.
Normative action: Colt tells Lia that her past does not matter and their relationship is what's imporant.
Divergent action: Colt tells Lia that she's had too many boyfriends in the past, and she is fortunate he is willing to date her.
Normative action: Jordan make sure to change the boy's diaper as often as he can.
Divergent action: Jordan waits all day to finally change his younger brother's diaper.
Normative action: Jeff hires a lawn care service to take care of his lawn every week.
Divergent action: Jeff makes sure to mow his lawn at least once every other month.
Normative action: Jack lends his hand to his friend so that he can get up from off the ground.
Divergent action: Jack laughs and makes fun of his friend as he lays on the ground.
Normative action: Shaun decides to stay in his job and work towards getting a promotion.
Divergent action: Shaun gets fired on purpose so that he can apply for unemployment.
Normative action: Kelsey tells their parents what Deena has been doing.
Divergent action: Kelsey figures out what Deena has being doing to the other kids and starts doing the same to Deena at home.
Normative action: Ben thinks logically about all the questions and does the best that he can.
Divergent action: Ben copies the answers off the test of the classmate sitting right next to him.
Normative action: Marla tells her parents about how she is feeling neglected.
Divergent action: Marla pretends to consume an entire bottle of pills and lays on the ground for her parents to find her.
Normative action: Steve confronts his mother about how she's been screaming at him too much.
Divergent action: Steve decides to cut off his mother from his life.
Normative action: Henry gives the boy a nickname based on one of his talents.
Divergent action: Henry gives the boy a nickname that ends up sounding racist.
Normative action: Louis offers the readers of the post individual assistance, through private message, if they have trouble following the instructions.
Divergent action: Louis responds to the post by offering to do the work, for the any reader, for a fee and the costs associated with shipping the computer.
Normative action: Joel gets a job at a local sandwich shop making sandwiches.
Divergent action: Joel comes up with a plan to rob a local sandwich shop for money.
Normative action: Aaron asks his neighbor whether being in an open relationship has made him closer to his wife.
Divergent action: Aaron asks his neighbor whether he or not he's scared of commitment.
Normative action: Terry steps outside of the house to light up his cigarette and smoke.
Divergent action: Terry lights up a cigarette while sitting in the same room as his son.
Normative action: Homer introduces his family and Mindy says hello to each of them in turn.
Divergent action: Homer introduces his family and Mindy pets them all on the head as they are introduced.
Normative action: James bribes his toddler with two cookies if he sits in the car seat.
Divergent action: James lets his toddler sit in the back with no car seat or seat belt.
Normative action: Jon goes to the bathroom, closes the door, and washes his feet off in the tub in private.
Divergent action: Jon puts lifts one foot at a time into the kitchen sink to wash his feet in front of his guests.
Normative action: Jenny finishes as much as she can, leaves a few problems blank, and turns in the homework.
Divergent action: Jenny keeps the homework, finishes it, and turns it in a day late.
Normative action: Ron goes into the garage, gets the mower and cuts the grass himself.
Divergent action: Ron tells his father that he needs to cut the lawn, that the neighbors will be upset.
Normative action: Kell follows up with another corny joke.
Divergent action: Kell raises is hand up in a faux slap position to indicate silliness.
Normative action: Sandra sends some late night texts telling him how she wishes he was cuddling with her.
Divergent action: Sandra texts the guy asking how big his penis is, hoping to let him know that she is interested in him sexually.
Normative action: Mia adds some extra details to her own painting to improve it.
Divergent action: Mia adds a tree to Maya's painting because she knows the judge hates trees.
Normative action: Gary tells the cashier that she gave him back the wrong change.
Divergent action: Gary curses at the cashier and calls her a bunch of names.
Normative action: Jessica introduces herself to every girl at camp, regardless of what they look like.
Divergent action: During lunch, Jessica walks over to a table of girls and introduces herself to everyone except one larger girl.
Normative action: Alex accepts the breakup and extend his social circle in order to meet new people.
Divergent action: Alex feels that Victor has caused the breakup, and he wants to end Victor's life so that his girlfriend will come back.
Normative action: Jim opens the door, steps aside for the man on crutches to enter, then walks inside the bank.
Divergent action: Jim opens the door and walks inside the bank.
Normative action: Adam decides to fire the employee for taking things home from the store.
Divergent action: Adam slaps the employee and tells them not to take things home from the store.
Normative action: Kara purchases enough tickets to bring her boyfriend along with her and her friends.
Divergent action: Kara gets tickets to the show for her and her friends.
Normative action: Tanya decides to complete the document herself, so she doesn't disturb Michael.
Divergent action: Tanya calls Michael at home and asks him to complete the document that night.
Normative action: Vance says the people that pirate games will be sued by the company.
Divergent action: Vance says that some people may take the games for free.
Normative action: John does his shopping and minds his own business.
Divergent action: John sees a woman shopping alone and stares at her for a while.
Normative action: Jeremy signs and shares a petition calling for police officers to be held accountable when they kill unarmed black people.
Divergent action: Jeremy makes social media posts about how the police need to be respected because their job is so dangerous and about how white men are now the most marginalized.
Normative action: Ian plays a multiplayer game on his cell phone while he waits for his younger brother.
Divergent action: Ian gets onto the roller coaster with his friends.
Normative action: Lana creates a new profile and chooses her own key settings for the controls.
Divergent action: Lana changes the key bindings so that it makes more sense to her.
Normative action: Evelin explains to Alissa that her mom has a tasty dinner planned for her in an hour, and she can have ice cream afterwards.
Divergent action: Evelin stops at the ice cream stand and buys an ice cream cone for herself and buys nothing for Alissa.
Normative action: Christina asks her manager if she can go into the back for a moment to get away from her aggressor.
Divergent action: Christina waits until the customer's back is turned and lets some of her saliva fall into the sandwich.
Normative action: Carl starts looking for a replacement for the part, and gets back to work.
Divergent action: Carl gives up on the project, abandoning months of work.
Normative action: Harry gives the member a warning and instructs him to change his behavior.
Divergent action: Harry kicks out the member who seems to be causing all the trouble.
Normative action: Aaron tells his partner how good she looks in front of the other attendees.
Divergent action: Aaron focuses on mingling with other work related attendees at the event.
Normative action: Ken waits until the girl is of age to finally have sex with her.
Divergent action: Ken takes the girl's virginity when she is still a minor.
Normative action: Fred takes a short nap when he gets home then does the dishes after.
Divergent action: Fred turns in early for the night when he gets home.
Normative action: Jackie picks Elicia up to comfort her and make sure that the injury is not serious.
Divergent action: Jackie scolds Elicia for being careless and puts her in her bed.
Normative action: Austin tells Perry they can't hang out anymore because of Perry's behavior.
Divergent action: Austin tells Perry that the put downs are okay.
Normative action: Aaron orders a small veggie pizza and eats a portion of it, then puts the rest of the food away for the next day.
Divergent action: Aaron orders an extra large supreme pizza and eats the entire thing by himself in one sitting.
Normative action: Ashley goes to see her grandmother and brings her a gift.
Divergent action: Ashley sends her grandmother a card and a gift in the mail.
Normative action: Crystal takes the jacket and hangs it in the stock room just in case the customer comes looking.
Divergent action: Crystal takes the jacket and tosses it in the trash, thinking that the customer will never come back for it.
Normative action: Al leaves and goes home to complete the work remotely while he healed.
Divergent action: Al stays at work in order to finish the project he was working on.
Normative action: Linda owns her mistakes and works on improving them.
Divergent action: Linda accuses others of making the mistakes and tries to other depaartments.
Normative action: Kent installs cameras around his yard to look for intruders.
Divergent action: Kent installs an electric fence around his yard to keep intruders out.
Normative action: Ian takes the long way home through a pretty safe neighborhood that he's very familiar with.
Divergent action: Ian decides to take a shortcut home through a dangerous neighborhood with a very high crime rate.
Normative action: Helen says she is a high school graduate on the application.
Divergent action: Helen says she is a college graduate on the application.
Normative action: Aaron accepts his win in a modest fashion and thanks his friend for playing with him.
Divergent action: Aaron proudly boasts about his victory and talk down to his friend.
Normative action: Anthony moves away from the crowd, and up a small hill, to light his fireworks.
Divergent action: Anthony starts lighting the fireworks in the middle of a crowd of people.
Normative action: Karen begins eating more salads and lean meat while doing a core body workout.
Divergent action: Karen, wanting to reach her goal as quickly as possible, begins sticking her finger down her throat after each meal to vomit and her waist begins to slim.
Normative action: Tony tells his friend he needs a few days to recharge, and that they should hang out next week.
Divergent action: Tony responds to his friend by calling names and being very rude.
Normative action: Ron decides to poop in his own toilet for a change.
Divergent action: Ron decides to wait to get to work, so he can get paid for it.
Normative action: Steve tells his wife he feels like she's abusing him lately.
Divergent action: Steve starts sniping back at his wife to show her how he feels.
Normative action: Ryan makes a resume and applies to other jobs eventually getting a different one with comparable pay.
Divergent action: Ryan figures that he needs the job for the bills, so he puts up with it.
Normative action: Henry uses a candid everyday photo of himself.
Divergent action: Henry uses a picture of a male model instead of his own.
Normative action: Fred decides that he wants to move in a different direction and declines the promotion.
Divergent action: Fred is attracted by the extra money and accepts the promotion.
Normative action: Madeline overhears her cheer group mentioning Heather, and tells them if they care for her as a teammate, they will stop gossiping about her best friend.
Divergent action: Madeline overhears her cheer group talking about Heather and joins in.
Normative action: Fabian tells the cashier his name is Fabian.
Divergent action: Fabian tells the cashier that his name is Mike Rotch.
Normative action: Jenna uses one of her personal days to stay home with her new lover.
Divergent action: Jenna takes numerous personal calls from her new lover at her job as a receptionist.
Normative action: Nick blocks out the boos, sizes up the shot, and shoots the free throws.
Divergent action: Nick feels disheartened from the distraction and shoots his free throws.
Normative action: Lindsey asks her aunt if she can borrow the necklace.
Divergent action: Lindsey takes her aunt's necklace while her aunt is in the bathroom.
Normative action: John calls Tom and asks him why he didn't call him back.
Divergent action: John sends Tom some very racist text messages.
Normative action: Ron tells a funny joke he heard on Reddit the other day.
Divergent action: Ron comes up with a pretty witty comment on the girl's looks.
Normative action: Robert offers a reasonably supportive view of the legislation bolstering unemployment benefits.
Divergent action: Robert argues against the legislation boosting unemployment benefits and explains exactly why he despises it.
Normative action: Linda tells Raylene that her boyfriend seems to have abusive tendencies.
Divergent action: Linda tells Raylene that her new boyfriend seems like an OK person.
Normative action: Scott waits until the evening to eat a bowl of ice cream.
Divergent action: Scott devours an ice cream cone early in the morning.
Normative action: Gill tells Maria some tips on losing weight.
Divergent action: Gill tells Maria that no one will date her if she is fat.
Normative action: Oscar makes a poster with a rainbow on it and holds it up on the sidewalk near the parade.
Divergent action: Oscar makes a poster saying, "God hates fags," and hangs it outside of his window.
Normative action: Jamie tells Alexander to stop making jokes about him with his own witty wordplay.
Divergent action: Jamie gets away from his friend to talk to another group of people.
Normative action: Brody stops joking and tells Regina he is sorry.
Divergent action: Brody continues joking with Regina and insists the jokes are fun.
Normative action: Harry goes to Albert's school to request a meeting with his teacher.
Divergent action: Hoping not to stir up drama, Harry does nothing about Albert's concerns.
Normative action: Tony chooses the job which is closer to his home so that he doesn't need to move but and can stay with his brothers.
Divergent action: Tony chooses the higher paying job and moves to an apartment closer to the work place.
Normative action: Don tells kind, compassionate jokes at his rally.
Divergent action: Don mimics a disabled veteran, waving his hands and pretending to fall.
Normative action: Brandon signs the bill and asks the waiter where he got his pen from.
Divergent action: Brandon signs the bill, takes the pen, and replaces it with a different pen.
Normative action: Wanda reads all the comments from different perspectives and realizes this was an individual behavior described in the article.
Divergent action: Wanda takes note of the more unique comments on the situation and begins making assumptions about everybody in France behaving the same as the story.
Normative action: George tells her friend she understands how she feels and is there for her.
Divergent action: Georgia tells her friend that she should be grateful for the attention.
Normative action: Derek stops the waitress and asks her how long before his food will be out.
Divergent action: Derek sticks out his foot and trips the waitress, making her fall to the floor.
Normative action: Penny searches everywhere in her home until she finds the keys.
Divergent action: Penny shakes Amy and asks if she knows where's the keys.
Normative action: When mom isn't looking, Tommy takes the sprouts from his mouth and gives them to the dog.
Divergent action: Tommy spits out all his brussel sprouts onto his plate and verbally denigrates them.
Normative action: Tina thanks all her friends for their company on her birthday.
Divergent action: Tina flat out asks one of her friends if they want to do the horizontal shuffle as a birthday present to her.
Normative action: Shaun compliments her personality and eyes comparing them to something in nature.
Divergent action: Shaun comments on his crush's body before touching her breasts.
Normative action: Corey showers every day before school and introduces himself to other kids from his classes.
Divergent action: Corey forgoes a shower before going to school, then tries to introduce himself to people.
Normative action: John takes a breath, puts his hand on Mindy's shoulder and says he's sorry.
Divergent action: John says he will not apologize and in fact Mindy should apologize to him.
Normative action: Tony turns on one of his friend's movies really loud and acts it out while in the living room.
Divergent action: Tony gets some wires and hooks up the front door knob to the house's 110V AC current.
Normative action: Richard folds a napkin into a small bird to get his sister's attention.
Divergent action: Richard stands up, puffs out his chest, and makes loud farting noises.
Normative action: Aaron tells him no and that it would hurt his performance in track and field.
Divergent action: Aaron takes the cigarette and smokes it, listening to the older kid's instructions.
Normative action: Ron comes home one day and surprises his wife and tells her he wants to have sex somewhere exciting.
Divergent action: Ron seeks out an escort, thinking it'll excite him a lot.
Normative action: Pez talks with the girl and acts normally.
Divergent action: Pez gets up and moves somewhere else.
Normative action: Adolf works harder at his art skills and re-applies later on.
Divergent action: Adolf vows revenge on the Jews and calls for their downfall.
Normative action: Jerry invites Dan and all of his friends to the house party.
Divergent action: Jerry invites everyone to come to the house party except Dan.
Normative action: Kairi shows the post to her friend, and she likes her friend's post.
Divergent action: Kairi retweets the tweet with a comment about the poster's intelligence in a sarcastic tone.
Normative action: Brad tells Teresa that what she said offended him and it was not appropriate.
Divergent action: Brad cuts off all contact with Teresa and refuses to return her calls and messages.
Normative action: Frank argues his side and sticks to work related points.
Divergent action: Frank calls John an expletive based on race.
Normative action: Melanie sets up her open house event and greets every guest with a plate of sweets.
Divergent action: Melanie sets up her open house event, but does not acknowledge or greet any of her guests at the door.
Normative action: Joel comments on the fresh flowers and lived-in feel of the place.
Divergent action: Joel casually questions why his boyfriend didn't clean up before he came over.
Normative action: Edward says sorry to the neighbor for breaking his window, and he tells the neighbor that it was an accident.
Divergent action: Edward tells the neighbor that it was all his little brother's fault.
Normative action: Tim decides to wear a mask since he thinks it's the least he can do.
Divergent action: Tim doesn't wear a mask because he doesn't want to overreact.
Normative action: Doro waves back and says he'll connect with the neighbor later on, after he gets some sleep.
Divergent action: Doro waves off the neighbor as he darts indoors.
Normative action: Mark tells his mom he needs to use the bathroom and checks his phone email there.
Divergent action: Mark pulls out his phone as his mom is talking and checks his email.
Normative action: Kacy brings the dog to the vet who advises her to have the dog put down because of quality of life issues.
Divergent action: Kacy puts the dog in a cage in her basement and checks on it once a day.
Normative action: Dick wears a t-shirt under his shirt and loosens his tie knot at work.
Divergent action: Dick untucks his shirt and stops wearing a tie to work.
Normative action: Darlene tells her mom she will do chores for the toy.
Divergent action: Darlene lays on the ground and refuses to move unless she gets the toy.
Normative action: Steve tells Anthony an amusing story about his mother and father.
Divergent action: Steve waits until the neighbor is looking and picks up the lizard by the tail and holds it in his mouth.
Normative action: Cameron takes a bite of mashed potatoes and uses his napkin to clean up his face.
Divergent action: Cameron takes a bite of mashed potatoes and has it erupt out of his mouth like a volcano.
Normative action: Josh congratulates his daughter and offers to contribute to the wedding.
Divergent action: Josh expresses his disapproval of the planned marriage.
Normative action: Aron accepts that all kids are hyper and decides to just leave his son alone.
Divergent action: Aron takes his son to go see a child psychologist.
Normative action: Tamaki asks about Randal's day and general interests.