CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Bob decides to continue to be good and be happy with attention from teachers and friends.
Divergent action: Bob decides that breaking the rules gets his sister attention, so he'll break rules too.
Normative action: Kara asks her sister if she could lower her voice a bit.
Divergent action: Kara throws a hot baguette across the table at her sister.
Normative action: James gives each of his brother's kids an iPad or laptop to use.
Divergent action: James handcuffs his brother's kids to chairs at the dining room table.
Normative action: Mikah purchases condoms online and uses one with Jeff once they come in.
Divergent action: Too embarrassed to go out and purchase condoms, Mikah has sex with Jeff without one.
Normative action: Justin waits and then takes his fellow employee aside after the meeting to let them know privately that he thinks he may have seen an error.
Divergent action: Justin interrupts the meeting and draws attention to the error in his coworker's report that he believes he sees.
Normative action: Tim buy a few extra packs of toilet paper.
Divergent action: Tim buys the store's entire stock of toilet paper.
Normative action: Damond buys his girlfriend desserts at a cafe while discussing his allergies.
Divergent action: Damond tells his girlfriend that he loves peanuts as he finishes the desert.
Normative action: Jenna puts Ronnie in time out for a few minutes and temporarily takes his favorite toy away until he is ready to behave.
Divergent action: Jenna slaps Ronnie the next time he does something he's not supposed to.
Normative action: Benny says to the crowd that Ken is really impressive and that he's never seen anything like it.
Divergent action: Benny says to the crowd that the fire breather isn't all that impressive, and he can do better, then proceeds to dance for them.
Normative action: Logan drives to a nearby store and buys some cheap clothes.
Divergent action: Logan goes to the public shower at the campground and swipes someone's clothes, then wears them.
Normative action: Josiah asks to borrow some soap from a friend and takes baths as normal.
Divergent action: Josiah limits his baths to one every five days to conserve soap.
Normative action: Rosie sits down with her Fiancee and has a long talk with him about things.
Divergent action: Rosie asks an old casual hookup for one last one night stand, to see if its out of her system.
Normative action: Gil helps his wife identify effective work strategies so that she can succeed without burning herself out.
Divergent action: Gil insists that his wife work more hours and take on more projects.
Normative action: George tells the police the height and weight of the man he saw committing the robbery.
Divergent action: George tells the police that a man who lives in his building committed the robbery.
Normative action: Scott sees a therapist to help him deal with the traumatic experience.
Divergent action: Scott becomes obsessed with dying and tells people about his intentions to commit suicide.
Normative action: Josh decides to put the money in an emergency savings.
Divergent action: Josh decides to buy himself some baseball cards, that he didn't really need, but got a good deal.
Normative action: Warren tells his friends that he has big news coming, but he doesn't tell them what the news is.
Divergent action: Warren tells his friends every detail so that they invest in Warren's company before the big news is announced.
Normative action: Steven passes the slow car in front of him and sees it is a older woman and smiles at her.
Divergent action: Steven is mad at the slow car in front of him and wishes something bad would happen to it then he speeds up and passes the car.
Normative action: William walks back through the entire length of the shopping mall and exits through the front doors.
Divergent action: William decides to take a shortcut and leaves through the emergency exit at the back of the building.
Normative action: Franklin decides to wear his uncomfortable safety boots with steel support.
Divergent action: Franklin decides to put on his favorite comfortable running shoes.
Normative action: Shane tells Irene that the shoes are great but what's really great is her because she's so pretty.
Divergent action: Shane tells Irene that the shoes are OK and just leaves it at that.
Normative action: Timmy decides to split the big chocolate brownie with his classmates.
Divergent action: Timmy decides to eat the entire chocolate brownie by himself.
Normative action: Keisha saves up her money and buys the bike in the future.
Divergent action: Keisha decides to buy the bike with her credit card.
Normative action: Alice feeds and waters, and takes the dog for walks every day.
Divergent action: Alice refuses to look after the dog.
Normative action: Johnny texts Steve saying that he is in the area and grabs lunch at a cafe while he waits for his reply.
Divergent action: Johnny notices that the door is unlocked, so he goes inside to wait until Steve comes back.
Normative action: Peter takes the drill back over to John and thanks John for lending it to him.
Divergent action: Peter packs the drill to take with him because he thinks it will be useful in the future.
Normative action: Dakota calls a friend asking them to pick up her medication.
Divergent action: Dakota borrows her dad's car to complete her errands.
Normative action: Abby explains to Ann and Herb how Abby feels.
Divergent action: Abby keeps her feelings internalized and talks about tv shows.
Normative action: George leaves early to get to the gas station with time to spare.
Divergent action: George arrives at the gas station at the time the dinner is starting and shows up after dinner has started.
Normative action: James leaves the couple alone and goes to the bathroom to watch porn on his phone.
Divergent action: James watches the couple having sex in their hotel room without their knowledge.
Normative action: Jenna starts exercising three times a week and stops drinking soda and juice.
Divergent action: Jenna finds a new doctor who doesn't confront her about her weight.
Normative action: Dale asks his professor a bunch of questions about class until they sober up.
Divergent action: Dale goes along with his professors advances sleeping with them.
Normative action: Gail tells Jill she's an inspiration to her.
Divergent action: Gail tells Jill that she shouldn't bother with working out as she is elderly.
Normative action: Martin waits for his wife to return, then goes outside to smoke the cigar, because he doesn't want his son to inhale the smoke.
Divergent action: Martin smokes the cigar inside, disregarding the fact that his little son is in the room, which soon fills with thick smoke.
Normative action: James tips the Uber driver generously and orders slightly cheaper drinks.
Divergent action: James doesn't tip the Uber driver and can afford one additional drink.
Normative action: Mark suggests that they watch YouTube videos instead since he needs the marijuana.
Divergent action: Mark allows his friends to use his marijuana so that they can smoke as much as they want.
Normative action: Charlie waited until there were no customers in the store and took a break.
Divergent action: Charlie went outside and took a smoke break when he had two people standing in line.
Normative action: Latoya give Crystal the money she owes her and deposits the rest in the bank.
Divergent action: Latoya puts her entire check in the bank figuring Crystal can wait a few more weeks for her money.
Normative action: Jacob makes sure the email is addressed to the coworker before sending it.
Divergent action: Jacob doesn't check the email before sending it and accidentally sends it to the boss.
Normative action: Daryl invites Clete to go to the gym with him, where they proceed to workout.
Divergent action: Daryl invites Clete in and the two eat ice cream and watch Netflix all day.
Normative action: Kenny is tempted, but says that he doesn't need a new habit.
Divergent action: Kenny, wanting to be seen as cool, accepts the cigarette and smokes it.
Normative action: Daytona uses google maps to send her on an alternate route to work.
Divergent action: Daytona drives thirty miles over the speed limit, and is pulled over by the cops.
Normative action: Patty trains the dog to be less aggressive, while still being playful.
Divergent action: Patty ignores the dog's increasing aggression, and tells them that the biting is just play.
Normative action: Jody and Tim go to Tim's apartment to have sex.
Divergent action: Jody and Tim decide to go to a bar and have sex there.
Normative action: Anne talks to everyone she sees pretty much equally.
Divergent action: Anne keeps talking to the richer people first and the poor people last.
Normative action: Marth donates some of his money to the animal rescue groups around town.
Divergent action: Marth spends all of the money on a big mansion.
Normative action: Nicole buys a beautiful new dress on sale to wear to the wedding.
Divergent action: Nicole wears an old ill-fitting dress to the wedding.
Normative action: Jack decides to show off a card trick to the other patients.
Divergent action: Jack decides to balance a toilet paper roll on his head while shouting random phrases.
Normative action: Wendel waits until Nancy is done with the blowtorch to prank Nancy.
Divergent action: Wendel decides to prank Nancy while she is soldering the pipe.
Normative action: Pete asks his friends to stop at the nearest rest area.
Divergent action: Not wanting to slow down the trip, Pete soils himself in the car.
Normative action: Jonas decides to talk to HR about the inappropriate behaviors he observed.
Divergent action: Jonas decides not to intervene because he wants his male colleagues to accept him and befriend him.
Normative action: Bill asks how everyone's weekend was.
Divergent action: Bill loudly asks Karen about her skin tone and what ethnicity she might be.
Normative action: James takes his laptop outside and paces along the back of the building where no one can see him.
Divergent action: James starts walking back and forth in the open walkspace in the middle of the office.
Normative action: Larry calls a cab to pick him up at the bar and drive him home.
Divergent action: Larry gets in his car and starts heading for home.
Normative action: Andrea heads for the parking lot and drops the chip bag in a trash can near her car.
Divergent action: Andrea throws the crumpled chip bag on the sand before heading to her car.
Normative action: Paul puts on a set of headphones and listens to his music in the dark.
Divergent action: Paul turns his stereo all the way up and rocks out for hours.
Normative action: Jan forbids Ann from going on a date or meeting with the man.
Divergent action: Jan lets Ann go on the date thinking that she will enjoy it.
Normative action: Jack waits until the crowd disperses and weaves his way through the other runners.
Divergent action: Jack pushes his way through the crowd of runners, jostling other runners as he tried to get ahead.
Normative action: James hunts deer and wild birds so his family can eat the meat.
Divergent action: James begins escorting wealthy businessmen into the forest to hunt for pleasure.
Normative action: Steve watches Will and gives him some pointers on how to do better.
Divergent action: Steve sits down to watch and records Will's poor performance, then uploads it to the internet.
Normative action: Aaron puts in extra time mastering the specific skills of his job.
Divergent action: Aaron reads an instruction manual on how to do his job better.
Normative action: Amy visits her neighbor and asks him to turn off the music.
Divergent action: Amy calls her neighbor and plays loud music into the phone.
Normative action: Laine calls the server over and calmly tells her that the chicken is still pink in the middle.
Divergent action: Laine calls the server over and begins to aggressively berate her for the horrible meal.
Normative action: Brian decides to pac a lunch and hang out at the community picnic.
Divergent action: Brian decides to ignore the event and stay at home playing video games.
Normative action: Sam tells Mike that he understands and appreciates his viewpoint even though they don't agree on this particular issue.
Divergent action: Sam tells Mike that he's an idiot and his position is ridiculous.
Normative action: Sally waits until her mother's friend leaves and then asks her mother if they can go to the toy store.
Divergent action: Sally interrupts her mother several times during their conversation to ask about the toy store.
Normative action: Dan does the dishes and heads for work.
Divergent action: Dan leaves the breakfast dishes for his wife to wash.
Normative action: Flora tells her friends about an incredible and funny adventure her parents had when they were young.
Divergent action: Flora decides to tell her friends about one of her parents' dark secrets.
Normative action: Tina sits down with her daughter and explains that she and her biological father had a falling out, and that the stepdad is not the father.
Divergent action: Tina tells her daughter that her stepdad is her biological father and that sometimes accidents happen.
Normative action: Grant says "You shouldn't beat your kids", Sypha pauses and says she hadn't thought of it from that angle before.
Divergent action: Grant says "You shouldn't beat your kids", Sypha insists that only applies to violence and not games.
Normative action: Cooper asks his dad to use the tool.
Divergent action: Cooper uses the tool without informing his dad.
Normative action: Dahlia works out a payment plan with her manager that she can afford.
Divergent action: Dahlia pays her rent from the extra money in her charity.
Normative action: Laura displays the heirlooms throughout her house for her and any family who visits to enjoy.
Divergent action: Laura decides to put the entire box of heirlooms in her basement that is prone to flooding.
Normative action: George yells at her and storms out of the house.
Divergent action: George pushes his wife away from him and storms out of the house.
Normative action: Tom apologizes for being wrong and for the way he acted.
Divergent action: Tom acts like the fight never happens, and never apologizes for the way he acted.
Normative action: Pam takes John and Jake aside individually and looks over their cards pointing out something good on each one.
Divergent action: Pam looks at both cards together and points out how much better John's is than Jake's.
Normative action: Becca makes up her own excuse and simply asks her friends not to say anything at all.
Divergent action: Becca asks her friends to tell her partner a made up story.
Normative action: Jake strikes up a conversation with a person near him in line.
Divergent action: Jake takes out a beer and quietly drinks it, taking the edge off of the wait.
Normative action: Logan opens the account but only gives himself access to it, planning to change access rights later.
Divergent action: Logan opens an account and gives his son full access to it, so he doesn't need to change access later.
Normative action: Zach throws the condoms into the trash and takes the trash out.
Divergent action: Zach throws the condoms into a bag and forgets about them.
Normative action: John decides to join a school club that tutors other students.
Divergent action: John decides to hang out in the school parking lot and smoke cigarettes.
Normative action: Kevin asks his aunt if he can use the computer to send an email.
Divergent action: Kevin logs on to his aunt's computer without asking, closes the open programs, and sends the email.
Normative action: Pete asks Frank if he can refrain from telling jokes while they're on a delivery job.
Divergent action: Pete drops his end of the refrigerator and walks back to the delivery truck.
Normative action: Joe is always early for his scheduled visits and focuses on the time the they do have instead of complaining.
Divergent action: Joe coaches his son to tell the judge handling the custody case that his mom neglects him.
Normative action: James keeps his border collie on her leash and walks her for a full hour.
Divergent action: James lets his border collie off her leash, so she can run around as he walks.
Normative action: Lance has the student repeat the word several times, correcting his speech each time.
Divergent action: Lance calls the student an idiot, tells him to shape up or ship out, and shows him the right way to pronounce it.
Normative action: Keira goes to her professor, explains her situation, and requests an extension.
Divergent action: Keira tells her professor that her grandmother just died and that she needs an extension.
Normative action: Harry is honest with Lisa, and asks that he not be around when she hangs out with Tina.
Divergent action: Harry tells Lisa she has to stop hanging out with Tina.
Normative action: Martin tells the customer that opening food products is not permitted in the store unless the customer pays for them.
Divergent action: Martin tells the customer that only uncivilized blacks would open and pour out ketchup bottles in a grocery store.
Normative action: Tom speaks to his assistant, Linda, "could you please do me a huge favor and get that page I just printed for me? It’ll be a great help".
Divergent action: Tom speaks to his assistant, Linda, "hey hon, run and get that page off the printer and bring it here, right this instant".
Normative action: Basil gets out of his car and tells Austin that he was there first and Austin should really let him park there.
Divergent action: Basil gets out of his car and tells Austin that he should probably wipe the floor with him for being so rude.
Normative action: Jenna watches the five year old from a park bench until she notices her call out to her mother ten feet away.
Divergent action: Jenna keeps asking the five year old if she wants Jenna to push her.
Normative action: Harry coaxes Tom into having several rounds of shots, and they order some bar food.
Divergent action: Harry spikes Tom's drinks with extra alcohol when he's not looking.
Normative action: Jamie asks his grandmother what sort of medication she's been taking, and she tells him the name and what it's for.
Divergent action: Jamie looks into his grandmother's medicine closet when she's not around and finds out what medication she's been taking.
Normative action: Jerry goes and buys a new toothbrush and brushes his teeth in the workplace restroom.
Divergent action: Jerry uses his partner's toothbrush to brush his teeth.
Normative action: A child attempts to sit across from Luke hoping to play him and Luke lets the child know that it will be just one quick game.
Divergent action: Luke denies the seat across from him as a child attempts to sit down to play him stating to the kid that he is looking for healthy competition.
Normative action: Jerry admits he was the one who accidentally broke the vase.
Divergent action: Jerry says he did not break the vase and feigns ignorance in front of his parents.
Normative action: Tina convinces herself that there are many children who need to be adopted into good homes.
Divergent action: Tina considers some kids in foster care but prefers to give birth to her own.
Normative action: Rafael makes sure to give each child one gift he picked out specifically for them.
Divergent action: Rafael gives two of the children two gifts each, but the other child ends up with six gifts to open.
Normative action: Betty sits down and talks with her husband and lets him know she is considering leaving him.
Divergent action: Betty moves all her husbands stuff out of the house while he is at work and changes the locks.
Normative action: Harry praises his friend for winning and tries harder to win next time.
Divergent action: Harry curses at his friend and complains about losing to him.
Normative action: Travis offers his tools for the neighbor to get his car running again.
Divergent action: Travis calls a tow truck to complain about the car blocking the roadway.
Normative action: Kara waits to get married after at least a year of dating the guy.
Divergent action: Kara decides to get married and arranges a wedding very early on in their relationship.
Normative action: Edward goes to his neighbor and explains that the tree is blocking his view of the lake and would like it trimmed.
Divergent action: Edward gets his chainsaw out of his shed and proceeds to cut down the neighbor's tree, low on the trunk.
Normative action: Joanne hugs her son offering to pick up some ice cream on the way home.
Divergent action: Joanne smacks him hard on the wrist with a ruler in the car.
Normative action: Billy tells a joke about their boss that everyone thinks is hilarious.
Divergent action: Billy tells a joke about Mexicans that offends one of his coworkers who is dating a Mexican woman.
Normative action: Cathy talks to Andy about her problems, but works through them herself.
Divergent action: Cathy is constantly calling Andy and complaining about her problems and asking for favors.
Normative action: Danny gives Greg some useful advice.
Divergent action: Danny tells Greg to see a psychiatrist.
Normative action: Tami just stops responding and gives it some time to cool off.
Divergent action: Tami blocks her sister so that she cannot respond to her anymore.
Normative action: Mary gives the furniture to her neighbor and helps them move it into their home.
Divergent action: Mary pays to have the furniture taken to the dump as that seems like the most convenient solution.
Normative action: Sally tells her friend about something interesting Sally did over the weekend but doesn't tell them what happened to their coworker.
Divergent action: Sally tells her friend about the embarrassing thing that happened to their coworker, and they laugh about it.
Normative action: Tony sits down with his boss and tells them what happened.
Divergent action: Tony tells his boss that he never spoke to the client, and that they never returned his calls.
Normative action: Jacqueline asks Clara to practice singing a birthday song for performing at the birthday party.
Divergent action: Jacqueline takes Clara to her sister's home and gives Clara some books to read while she goes to the party herself.
Normative action: Linda takes William with her out on a walk near the lake.
Divergent action: Linda goes out with her friends to eat and watch a movie.
Normative action: Cal eats dinner with Tina and asks about her day.
Divergent action: Cal eats dinner with Tina and concentrates on chewing his food.
Normative action: Jim gets water and towels to snuff the fire out.
Divergent action: Jim runs out of the house leaving his girlfriend.
Normative action: Randy tells Lawrence to tell him where he is, so he can come pick him up and get his car fixed.
Divergent action: Randy tells Lawrence that it sounds pretty bad, and he hopes Lawrence will get help.
Normative action: John gets his friend a gift he thinks they'll like and heads over to their house for the celebration.
Divergent action: John goes to his friend's house to celebrate their birthday without bringing them a gift.
Normative action: Tara tries her best to have an open mind and judge him according to his actions.
Divergent action: Tara allows herself to be against her sister's partner from the get go and acts accordingly when they meet.
Normative action: Dayton asks her friends to play games with her at home while she watches her son.
Divergent action: Dayton leaves her child in the crib while she parties with her friends.
Normative action: Daruka suggests that she pay for the meal while Jeremy can pay for the deserts.
Divergent action: Daruka lets Jeremy take care of the entire bill.
Normative action: Keith tells his son t hat he can wire him some money, and he can pick it up at the bank.
Divergent action: Keith tells his son that if he wants money he needs to get himself a job then.
Normative action: James selects people from a wide range of genders and ethnic backgrounds.
Divergent action: James selects only white men, since most of the company's current employees are white men.
Normative action: Sarah is excited about the new quantum processing units being developed.
Divergent action: Sarah hears the news and impatiently waits for the sports news instead.