CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Will caves in to what his parents want and goes to medical school.
Normative action: Carlos brings a special neck pillow and eye mask to use during the flight.
Divergent action: Carlos reclines his seat back, so he can lay backwards comfortably.
Normative action: Steve doesn't appreciate the mans, tone, but let's it slide because of the mans disability.
Divergent action: Steve, not liking the way he was spoken to, punches the man in the jaw.
Normative action: James bakes cookies and takes some over to his neighbor to cheer him up.
Divergent action: James knocks on the neighbor's door to ask numerous questions about why he was yelling.
Normative action: Devon says that everyone in the team did their part in making the project.
Divergent action: Devon says that he did most of the work and deserves the credit.
Normative action: Haley holds the door open for the man in the wheel chair then enters after him.
Divergent action: Haley enters the building and closes the door behind her before the man in the wheel chair can enter.
Normative action: Mike calls his girlfriend every night and talks with her about deep, personal issues.
Divergent action: Mike calls his girlfriend once a week and talks with her for an hour to catch up on the week's events.
Normative action: Frank tells the team they weren't his ideal choice, but he will do the work.
Divergent action: Frank does not do his part of the project.
Normative action: Frank decides to throw a party welcoming all the freshmen.
Divergent action: Frank decides to haze the new brothers by making them act like servants for the older brothers.
Normative action: Valerie messages Will's college roommate and friend to ask how he is as a rommate.
Divergent action: Valerie messages Will's ex-girlfriend to ask how he is as a roommate.
Normative action: Dana tells Paul to stop bothering her as she said she will do the dishes at night.
Divergent action: Dana tells Paul she will do the dishes during the day.
Normative action: Mark gives gifts to all his nieces and nephews.
Divergent action: Mark gives his gift to Leslie, his niece but does not have gifts for the nephews.
Normative action: Bob decides that his kids come first and postpones his sneaker purchase.
Divergent action: Bob decided to buy the cool sneakers that he always wanted.
Normative action: Victor eats a steak, mashed potatoes, a salad, and a dessert for lunch.
Divergent action: Victor stacks four plates of food high and eats all the food.
Normative action: James makes his cousin a home-made pan of his favorite fudge.
Divergent action: James gives his cousin a gift card which he's already completely used up.
Normative action: Dewey uses his imagination to pretend he is somewhere else during the ceremony and is on a grand adventure.
Divergent action: Dewey gets up and starts to dance and sing right in the middle of the ceremony part of the wedding.
Normative action: Trevor hits his opponent with a punch.
Divergent action: Trevor hits his opponent with an elbow strike.
Normative action: Tom hires a babysitter for Bryan and then goes to the mall with friends.
Divergent action: Tom leaves Bryan in his house alone and rushes out to meet his friends at the mall.
Normative action: Gary says that he was the one that caused the dent.
Divergent action: Gary says the dent was caused by his brother.
Normative action: Ed decides that life isn't so terrible and doesn't jump, walks home, and recommits himself to living life.
Divergent action: Ed decides to jump, climbs the railing, and jumps off of the bridge into the water far below.
Normative action: Bart decides that even 99 cents can add up, so he limits how many songs he can buy.
Divergent action: Bart gets a bill for $1200 because he bought so many songs.
Normative action: Risa thinks the performance was cute and compliments her children on a fun little performance.
Divergent action: Risa critiques her children's performance as if they were talented adults and finds many subpar aspects to highlight.
Normative action: Jack stops at the grocery store and picks up a pack of sushi to take for lunch.
Divergent action: Jack grabs a Tupperware with leftover fried fish to heat up in the office microwave.
Normative action: Jared asks his friend's wife if he can be introduced to her sister as someone to possibly date.
Divergent action: Jared works to undermine his friend's marriage by talking with one or the other and spreading gossip.
Normative action: Steve finds a comfortable sleeping position that allows enough room for him and his wife.
Divergent action: Steve sprawls his entire body across the bed.
Normative action: James goes to bed at 8 PM and wakes up an hour early to shower and iron his shirt.
Divergent action: James sleeps until thirty minutes before the interview and doesn't have time to shower beforehand.
Normative action: Ryan tells his wife she can get whatever she wanted.
Divergent action: Ryan tells his wife that she has to get a dress.
Normative action: Jenny tells Kalani that she forgot to pack underwear.
Divergent action: Jenny goes through Kalani's clothes and puts on a pair of her undies.
Normative action: Jennifer plays games with both her dogs to socialize them.
Divergent action: Jennifer leaves the two dogs together all alone with each other all the time.
Normative action: Jack tells his friend that he wishes he were as sexually fulfilled as his friend.
Divergent action: Jack tells his friend that he probably got AIDS while on the date.
Normative action: Jeremy leaves early to eat first then meets with his friends.
Divergent action: Jeremy gets something to eat right before he has to meet with his friends.
Normative action: James turns off social media and goes for a walk in the park to distract himself.
Divergent action: James posts, "Don't send me any Michael Jackson articles - I'm glad he's dead".
Normative action: Peter leaves Brian to run to the toilet where he throws up.
Divergent action: Peter remains standing near Brian and throws up all over his shirt.
Normative action: Thomas hires a housekeeper to take care of most of the chores, so he and Gina can focus on other things.
Divergent action: Thomas does not do any of the housework and lets Gina take care of everything since she has higher standards of cleanliness.
Normative action: Olivia invites her close friends over for some tea and bread.
Divergent action: Olivia lays down in bed reading chapters of her favorite book before taking a nap.
Normative action: Phil is open and accepting of Chuck's sexuality.
Divergent action: Phil tells Chuck that being gay is gross and asks if he is sure he wants to be gay.
Normative action: Erin does research at the library to write her report.
Divergent action: Erin copies information from Wikipedia to quickly make a report.
Normative action: Liam tells his wife that his mother died and begins to cry uncontrollably in front of her.
Divergent action: Liam tells his wife that his mom just died but that's OK because everyone dies so no big deal.
Normative action: Kelly listens to music on her headphones.
Divergent action: Kelly listens to music on her speakers.
Normative action: William does some deep breathing exercises before he enters the kitchen.
Divergent action: William calls his manager saying that he needs to stay home because he has the flu.
Normative action: Joe says that his classmate's accent is interesting and commends them for learning more than one language.
Divergent action: Joe mimics the classmate's accent and makes jokes about how they speak.
Normative action: Ana says that the vacation has really broadened her perspective.
Divergent action: Ana says that Indian people are like a different species.
Normative action: Jared was upset because Austin broke the rules in a game they were playing.
Divergent action: Jared tells Austin he's upset because Austin is autistic.
Normative action: Kevin plays Candy Crush for a few minutes, then hops in the car to meet his prospective employer.
Divergent action: Kevin eventually hits level 99, then he loses track of time, and misses his interview.
Normative action: Joanna describes her trip in detail to Thomas, telling him all about what she did and where she went.
Divergent action: Joanna tells Thomas that the trip was fine and then quickly changes the conversation to another subject.
Normative action: Vince takes the laundry basket and does the laundry himself.
Divergent action: Vince tells his mother that it is time to do the laundry.
Normative action: Louie buys food for both he and his son.
Divergent action: Louie only buys food for his son.
Normative action: Nelson simply decides to ignore the mocking kids completely and pay no attention at all.
Divergent action: Nelson punches the mockers in the nose and gives then nosebleeds.
Normative action: Dave proposes that he and Norm drive up to the mountains and go for a hike.
Divergent action: Dave tells Norm to just come over to his place where they can lounge on the couch and watch a movie.
Normative action: Larry tells his co-worker strategies to be a faster worker.
Divergent action: Larry tells his co-worker that their slow work makes them unlikable.
Normative action: Frida chooses who to date based on common interests.
Divergent action: Frida chooses only white people to go on dates with.
Normative action: Fern calls the number on the posters and meets with the owners of the lost dog.
Divergent action: Not knowing what his owners are like, Fern keeps the dog safe in her posession.
Normative action: Robert makes a deal with his son that he can have the dog if he improves his grades.
Divergent action: Robert refuses to get his son the dog citing his performance in school.
Normative action: Melanie responds to her ex by saying that things between them did not work for a reason and that she doesn't want to see him.
Divergent action: Melanie texts back and agrees to come over, and she ends up sleeping with her ex.
Normative action: Joseph serves himself a moderate amount of food in his plate.
Divergent action: Joseph serves himself and eats three servings of the food.
Normative action: Jack practices hard at production, creates his masterpiece, and sells it on his website.
Divergent action: Jack finds an obscure song from a popular artist and sells it as his own.
Normative action: Han keeps shipping the legal cargo that earns the biggest profits.
Divergent action: Han realizes that he can make way more money by shipping illegal cargo.
Normative action: Ted gives the textbook back to his classmate early the next day as promised.
Divergent action: Ted brings the textbook back to his classmate two days after taking it.
Normative action: Veronica calls Joey and thanks her for the flowers.
Divergent action: Veronica sends Joey a text reading "flowers came" and nothing else.
Normative action: Jill admits that she wasn't a big fan of the specific game, and they should keep looking.
Divergent action: Jill says she liked the board game so as not to hurt their feelings.
Normative action: Sean tells Ken that he hopes Ken and Nancy are right for each other.
Divergent action: Sean tells Ken that he could do better than Nancy.
Normative action: Charlie reminds his friend about the money that he is owed.
Divergent action: Charlie calls his friend at least five times a day asking for the money.
Normative action: Mark reads a book.
Divergent action: Mark decides to watch TV anyway.
Normative action: James asks the girl if her mother let her install that game, and when she says no he asks her to take him to her mother.
Divergent action: James confiscates the child's phone and orders her to take him to her mother.
Normative action: Bill says to the man that's beating the dog with a stick that what they are doing is not acceptable.
Divergent action: Bill says to his friend that the dog probably deserves to be beaten with a stick for misbehaving.
Normative action: Trent blindfolds his wife and takes her to a spa resort for the weekend and pays to have her pampered for two days.
Divergent action: Trent books himself a trip to Las Vegas for the weekend.
Normative action: Jim tells the stranger to get away from him and calls him despicable.
Divergent action: Jim hates people of color, so he decides to join the organization.
Normative action: Terry leans in on her horn and gives the other driver a long honk.
Divergent action: Terry rolls her window down and gives the other driver the finger.
Normative action: Jeff decides to see how quickly he can do his homework, racing himself every night.
Divergent action: Jeff puts his homework aside and goes to play with his new high school friends.
Normative action: Sarah throws all the trash away, dusts and vacuums and wipes down the counters.
Divergent action: Sarah kicks some empty food boxes and soda cans under the table and calls it a day.
Normative action: Barry tells Lee he did a good job before walking off the court.
Divergent action: Barry storms off the tennis court in a rage and cursing at Lee.
Normative action: Phil arranges to conduct monitored interviews with a convicted serial killer.
Divergent action: Phil starts a correspondence with a convicted serial killer and soon develops a friendship with him.
Normative action: James pulls out his phone and plays various mobile games until they arrive at their destination.
Divergent action: James starts pulling the girl's braids and calling her many creative names.
Normative action: Jane cooks something that they used to eat often as a family.
Divergent action: Jane orders food from one of the restaurants in her area.
Normative action: Tim says that the terrorists were wrong to use violence on people.
Divergent action: Tim says the terrorists had a point and were justified.
Normative action: Bob offers the computer to a customer as is at a massive discount.
Divergent action: Bob puts the computer in a box and sells it to a customer.
Normative action: Frank tells the group a funny joke he heard the other day.
Divergent action: Frank points out and laughs at an embarrassing stain on another student's shirt.
Normative action: Ash decides to leave the guy alone and doesn't say anything to him.
Divergent action: Ash tells the guy that she's really good at giving oral sex.
Normative action: William uses his credit card balance to buy the guitar for his son.
Divergent action: William informs his son of the situation and gets him a cheaper gift.
Normative action: Donovan tells his brother they should play again.
Divergent action: Donovan goes over to his brother and kicks him.
Normative action: Scott calls a maid service to clean the house for him while he watches movies.
Divergent action: Scott lets a mess accumulate in his home while he watches movies.
Normative action: Dana rushes to the bathroom and throws up in the toilet.
Divergent action: Dana crouches down and throws up in the middle of the floor.
Normative action: Alex writes his idea down in his notes and waits for the presenting member to finish before sharing it.
Divergent action: Alex cuts off the team member who is talking to pitch the idea.
Normative action: Jane sets up an extension to her dining table so that all the guests, including Ted, have enough room.
Divergent action: Jane rescinds her invitation to Ted so that the rest of the guest have a seat at the table.
Normative action: Before entering the haunted house, Mia does some mental exercises to strengthen her mind against scary things.
Divergent action: Mia tells her friends that she has a bad cold at the last minute.
Normative action: Josh works to maintain a friendly yet professional in the shared space.
Divergent action: Josh is very attentive to Penny's needs and when he notices her tension he gives her a back rub.
Normative action: Ray goes to prom with his single friends and ignores his ex.
Divergent action: Ray asks Beth, a girl his ex doesn't like, to prom with the intention of getting under her skin.
Normative action: Marcus shares the results of his test on Facebook and Twitter.
Divergent action: Marcus exclaims that he made a perfect score on the exam in a loud tone jumping up and down.
Normative action: Thom decides to ignore Monica's flirting and asks Diego to go outside to hang out instead.
Divergent action: Thom flirts back with Monica who then invites him into her bedroom where they have sex.
Normative action: John hires a friend to feed his pets each day.
Divergent action: John leaves 3 days of food sitting out for the animals.
Normative action: When his girlfriend's father brings up politics, James says that he's liberal but doesn't like to discuss politics at dinner.
Divergent action: James insists on wearing a "Black Trans Lives Matter" t-shirt to dinner.
Normative action: Sean decides to get some exercise.
Divergent action: Sean doesn't plan anything and relaxes all day.
Normative action: Lyle tells Karen that her wound looks awful and that he's calling 911 right away.
Divergent action: Lyle tells Karen that it's terrible that she's bleeding and that she should probably find a hospital or something.
Normative action: Jamie distances herself from her sister and doesn't make much time for her in the future.
Divergent action: Jamie blocks her sister's phone number as well as her social media, cutting off all contact.
Normative action: Jake tells his girlfriend that they have to break up because she deserves more.
Divergent action: Jake tells his girlfriend that he wasted so much time with her.
Normative action: Amelia walks over to the pottery station, and she makes a brightly colored vase.
Divergent action: Amelia shoves her classmate out of the way and grabs the watercolors from her hands.
Normative action: Chris explains to Meg how he's been feeling.
Divergent action: Chris blocks all of the male contacts in Meg's phone.
Normative action: Lori goes outside, sneaks in some snow, and throws some snow balls at her unsuspecting friend.
Divergent action: Lori lures her friend outside, shuts the door, locks it, and laughs at her through the window.
Normative action: Sam finds a quiet place to call his dad after class is over.
Divergent action: Sam texts his dad rather than calling him.
Normative action: Mario pours the soda out into the drain in the sink.
Divergent action: Mario pours the soda out of the cans onto the floor.
Normative action: Karen goes outside and joins her neighbor kids to play hide and seek.
Divergent action: Karen plays a video game at home on her own.
Normative action: Sophia learns how to remove viruses from watching tutorials on youtube.
Divergent action: Sophia waits for her brother to fix her computer.
Normative action: John uses his superior business skills and knowledge to direct people's projects wisely, helping them complete them successfully.
Divergent action: John mounts a ruler on his office door and notes how tall each person is who enters his office, then tries to dominate the taller ones.
Normative action: Jackie says excuse me to the people in front of him.
Divergent action: Jackie pushes the other people on the street with his body to get past them.
Normative action: Joe insists that they will talk about things when later after arriving home.
Divergent action: Joe acts like there is nothing wrong with their relationship.
Normative action: Reese surprises his brother by throwing a water balloon at him from the window.
Divergent action: Reese secures all the locks to the house while his brother is outside and then pretends not to hear his knocking.
Normative action: Tabitha goes to the grocery store and buys produce and pasta.
Divergent action: Tabitha orders food from a  restaurant.
Normative action: Donny moves away from the man and puts distance between them.
Divergent action: Donny stands where he is and allows the man to get closer.
Normative action: Marissa answers the phone with one hand while continuing to bathe Bradley with the other.
Divergent action: Marissa answers the phone and leaves the bathroom for a quieter area of the house.
Normative action: John tells his boss he's not feeling well and goes home to sleep.
Divergent action: John falls asleep right in his cubicle.
Normative action: Amy gets to the cop as fast as she could and makes sure that they get their food quickly.
Divergent action: Amy takes her time getting to the cop and uses an attitude with the cop.
Normative action: Jake crawls on his hands and knees searching the floor in the dark until he finally locates his phone, then goes back to sleep.
Divergent action: Jake searches for a minute or two, then gives up, rolls over, and goes to sleep.
Normative action: Daniel tells Rita that she has a bee on her chest.
Divergent action: Daniel reaches out to brush the bug away but also touches Rita's breast.
Normative action: Brad opens the door to their home but takes his shoes off and wipes his feet before going in.
Divergent action: Brad opens the door to their home and walks in just as he would normally.
Normative action: Francis tells Jane to stare out of the window and look melancholy, so he can make a photo about a suffering metaphor.
Divergent action: Francis tells Jane to claw her nails into her skin until it bleeds, so he can make a photo about a suffering metaphor.
Normative action: James tells his parents that he found ants from the ant farm in his room.
Divergent action: James' dumps his sister's ant farm out on her bed and the ants crawl everywhere.
Normative action: Jessica immediately takes action to turn off the stove before the water completely boils over.
Divergent action: Jessica ignores the stove and simply lets the water boil over.
Normative action: Connor plans out the route in advance, taking suggestions from his wife and kids for activity stops.
Divergent action: Connor plans out the route in advance, including activity stops, without consulting his family.
Normative action: Shannon uses honest photos of herself on her profile and sets up a dinner date to meet Ted.
Divergent action: After using pictures of a supermodel on her dating profile, Shannon finally meets Ted in person.
Normative action: Jim tells the guy he shouldn't talk to women like that and Janet is a wonderful girl, and he takes Janet to a safer part of the Fair.
Divergent action: Jim immediately punches the guy and the guy falls down bleeding and hurt.
Normative action: Elijah rests his forehead against the other model's and touches her cheek while asking if she's okay with this pose.
Divergent action: Elijah closes his eyes and kisses the other model pulling her against his body.
Normative action: Sally trains her dog not to make any noise while it's inside her apartment.
Divergent action: Sally trains her dog to stand and walk on its hind legs.
Normative action: Billy goes into another room and starts talking to some of his other friends.
Divergent action: Billy shoves Bob, and they get into a fight at the party.
Normative action: David gives his little brother some tips on how to score points before playing the game.
Divergent action: David loses the game on purpose trying his best to not score a single point.
Normative action: Gary calls his sister and asks him what his sister's interests are.
Divergent action: Gary makes a fake social media profile page, so he can see what his friend's sister is into.
Normative action: Iris pulls aside her boyfriend and asks him to loan her some money.
Divergent action: Iris takes her boyfriend's credit card and uses it to pay her bill.
Normative action: Fiona tells the truth while she is on the stand.
Divergent action: Fiona does not tell the truth while she is on the stand.
Normative action: Doug talks to Zane about the dog leaving droppings.
Divergent action: Doug takes the dog droppings and smears them on Zane's door.
Normative action: David and his friend walk across a train bridge to cross over a creek instead of sticking to their usual route home.
Divergent action: David and his friend sneak in to an adult only club through an open door they notice in a nearby alley.
Normative action: Rachael returns the dog to its owners asking if she could foster him when they're not around.
Divergent action: Rachael tosses the collar in the trashcan adopting the dog.
Normative action: Micah demonstrates his knowledge on several topics with a cheerful smile.
Divergent action: Micah talks about winning several drinking contests in a loud tone while gesturing to the wine bottle on the table.