CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Tony gets fed up and walks out of his job.
Normative action: Josh looks up on Pinterest how to make a fancy home made gift and makes one.
Divergent action: Josh gives Tyler a gift card that he previously received on his last birthday, but couldn't remember who gave it to him.
Normative action: Ariel does all the activities at the amusement park such as going on rides and playing games.
Divergent action: Ariel avoids going on the rides because they are large and only plays games.
Normative action: Mark develops a plan that utilizes his friends' skills.
Divergent action: Mark tells his friends that they're doing everything wrong, and they are unskilled players.
Normative action: Amanda resists the temptation to damage the shirt and simply puts it away.
Divergent action: Amanda decides to use scissors on the shirt and destroys it completely.
Normative action: Colleen marks tests as well as school dances and sports events on the calendar.
Divergent action: Colleen only marks when big tests will take place.
Normative action: Cal buys trinkets from the gift shop.
Divergent action: Cal takes a bird he found in a tree with him home on the plane.
Normative action: Art follows the instructions and creates a very complicated password and then proceeds to pay his bill.
Divergent action: Art creates an account online and sets up a weak password, so he can quickly make the payment.
Normative action: At the end of the day while passing by her workstation, Richard invites Sally to an after hours party that many people from the department attend to socialize.
Divergent action: At the end of the day while passing by her workstation, Richard gives Sally's shoulders a squeeze.
Normative action: Han looks at the posters on the wall that Luke has up.
Divergent action: Han looks through Luke's things and finds a wad of $1000 bills.
Normative action: Lizzy decides to cook a lot of food on weekends, that she can then simply reheat on weekdays.
Divergent action: Lizzy stops cooking for her kids and buys prepared food instead.
Normative action: Neville decides to leave her right away to stop being slapped.
Divergent action: Neville decides to stay with her because it's better than being alone.
Normative action: Brock finds someone with several complaints of bigotry in their file and fires them.
Divergent action: Brock finds someone who showed up 5 minutes late several years ago and fires them.
Normative action: Cole moves away from the vehicle that cut him off and ignores them.
Divergent action: Cole drives up to the side of the driver that cut him off and honks his horn while making gestures with his hands.
Normative action: Jessica eats part of her candy during the movie and takes the rest home for later.
Divergent action: Jessica ate her entire box of candy as well as her mom's and dad's.
Normative action: Candice offers her spare bedroom to her mom.
Divergent action: Candice's mom has to stay at a hotel.
Normative action: Jay arrives with the pizza and the door is open, so he stands by the door to yell in for the customer.
Divergent action: Jay arrives at the house to an open door and steps just inside the doorway to look for the customer.
Normative action: Shawn tells William his dog has a lot of character.
Divergent action: Shawn tells William his dog is ugly.
Normative action: Brent decides to call mall security, so they can get the car towed out of his way.
Divergent action: Brent decides to teach the driver a lesson and uses his key chain knife to poke a hole in the guy's tires.
Normative action: Chet asks his neighbors if they are allowed to eat meat.
Divergent action: Chet asks his neighbors why they're okay with being gay.
Normative action: Connie vents her feelings in a private blog post that she sends to Dennis.
Divergent action: Connie tells Dennis as a joke that she wanted to make America great again by voting for Trump.
Normative action: Ronald decides to vote for the governor's opponent in the next election.
Divergent action: Ronald decides to tweet at the governor on twitter all day, and nothing else.
Normative action: Joe mentions how he enjoyed his grandparent's cooking.
Divergent action: Joe mentions how he thought his grandparents smelled odd.
Normative action: Lynn fessed up and told her boss she had made an honest mistake.
Divergent action: Lynn told the boss there was some kind of computer malfunction which caused the mistake.
Normative action: Diane's takes a picture wearing the outfit and posts it on social media.
Divergent action: Diane decides to wear the new and revealing outfit to work.
Normative action: Todd sets the air conditioning to maintain room temperature during the party.
Divergent action: During the party Todd turns the air conditioning to very cold.
Normative action: King Bob uses an army of paid laborers to get the wonder built quickly.
Divergent action: King Bob uses an army of slaves to get the wonder built quickly.
Normative action: Jill buys a specialized enzymatic cleaner and uses it on the wine stain.
Divergent action: Jill gets some bleach and uses it to clean the wine stain.
Normative action: Marcus takes a nap after his classes are over.
Divergent action: Marcus skips his classes so he can sleep all day.
Normative action: Reese high-fives his principal, does a little dance, and goes off stage with his diploma in hand.
Divergent action: Reese takes the diploma from his principal's hand and walks off the stage wordlessly.
Normative action: Riley invites the neighborhood children to ride bikes on the street.
Divergent action: Riley plays alone in the basement.
Normative action: Dave calls a taxi cab to take him to the office.
Divergent action: Dave walks through a muddy forest to reach the office.
Normative action: Scotty sits down and takes off his uniform and boots while talking to his partner about their days.
Divergent action: Scotty promptly asks his partner where the newly released game as he wants to unwind while playing it.
Normative action: Kate asks Jill if it's ok if she touches her hair since she's never felt dreadlocks before.
Divergent action: Kate reaches out and touches Jill's dreadlocks, exclaiming how beautiful they are.
Normative action: Phil bakes some cookies in the kitchen for his kids to eat.
Divergent action: Phil makes some carrots in the kitchen for his kids to eat.
Normative action: David walks up to Mandy and asks her how she has been doing.
Divergent action: David rushes up to Mandy and gives her a big hug and kiss on the mouth.
Normative action: Jake gets drunk and has fun hanging out with his friends.
Divergent action: Jake gets super drunk and gets mad at someone for standing next to him he then starts to fight with him and punches him.
Normative action: Jack fully discloses all the issues with the used car before making the sale.
Divergent action: Jack avoids mentioning any problems with the used car throughout the sales process.
Normative action: Johanna gets a part time job on the weekend to earn money.
Divergent action: Johanna uses stolen credit cards to order school books online.
Normative action: Yvette grabs a coffee with her sisters but doesn't stay to eat.
Divergent action: Yvette goes out with her sorority sisters, but her biology class is halfway through by the time she arrives from breakfast.
Normative action: Bart portions out a small amount of candy to eat.
Divergent action: Bart eats the entire bag of candy in one sitting.
Normative action: Nadine decides to take her mother with her as her guest for the trip.
Divergent action: Nadine decides to take her boyfriend with her as her guest for the trip.
Normative action: Case gets upset, walks up to the bully, and tells him to stop picking on the other student or else.
Divergent action: Case laughs at the bullied kid and cheers the bully on.
Normative action: Jessica shuts down all flirting but allows platonic conversation with Corey.
Divergent action: Jessica flirts back and they end up sleeping together.
Normative action: Bobby answers the phone and goes outside to carry on his conversation.
Divergent action: Bobby answers the phone and lowers the volume on the television.
Normative action: Greg presents that anyone, no matter their circumstance, can get an STD.
Divergent action: In his presentation, Greg says that the poor tend to get STD's more often than the rich.
Normative action: Jill makes sure she picks up the poop her dog leaves on her neighbors yard.
Divergent action: Jill lets her dog poop on a neighbors yard and fails to scoop it up.
Normative action: Jake decides to take the next exit and drive a little further to his appointment.
Divergent action: Jake decides to take a chance and switches into the exit lane quickly.
Normative action: Dick decides to take his father, Bill to the ball game as his guest.
Divergent action: Dick decides to take his wife Sandy as his guest to the baseball game.
Normative action: Greg receives a full compliment of vaccines before traveling to the foreign country.
Divergent action: Greg buys a knife and a bullet proof vest prior to his trip.
Normative action: Karen puts out samples for all of her patrons, regardless of race, to enjoy in line, before hopping on the register so the line moves quicker.
Divergent action: Karen tells her patrons that all people of color must wait outside.
Normative action: Walter takes Jimmy to a military academy for young boys to learn discipline and order.
Divergent action: Walter takes Jimmy to the adoption agency and puts him up for adoption.
Normative action: Peter writes an email to his boss explaining his frustration and detailing his coworkers' behavior.
Divergent action: Peter makes a Facebook post about the argument he has with his coworkers and talks about them disparagingly.
Normative action: Don uses a scented product which is offensive to dog noses on the furniture.
Divergent action: Don closes the dog in a room as a form of discipline.
Normative action: Jeff calls his friend Tony and asks him if he wants to go to the bar with him.
Divergent action: Jeff calls Ned to hang out with him at their favorite bar.
Normative action: Mark gets a second job and works himself to the bone to earn money.
Divergent action: Mark files for bankruptcy and has all of his debts cleared.
Normative action: Mark decides to have a platonic, casual friendship with someone from his Facebook network.
Divergent action: Mark starts a romantic relationship with a stranger from his Facebook network.
Normative action: Jake feels ready and goes to study with his friends to have some companionship.
Divergent action: Jake feels confident that he'll succeed and studies by himself.
Normative action: Greg deftly steals the ball from Tim and drives to the hoop to score the winning basket.
Divergent action: Greg pushes Tim down hard to the ground and takes the ball to score the winning basket.
Normative action: Zach files a complaint that the officer's conduct was rude and unprofessional.
Divergent action: Zach files a complaint that the officer dragged him out of the car and beat him.
Normative action: Bill greets the receptionist using her first name.
Divergent action: Bill says "Hi Jennifer" although the receptionists name is Jan.
Normative action: Andrew and his friends go to a go-cart racing track.
Divergent action: Andrew and his friends go to the quarry and dare each other to jump from the highest cliff into the water.
Normative action: Charlie decides to be responsible and avoid seeing the NC-17 horror movie.
Divergent action: Charlie complies with the dare and goes to watch a NC-17 horror movie.
Normative action: Marvin goes to the pharmacy and buys a bottle of asprin.
Divergent action: Marvin takes some illegal drugs from his friend to numb the pain.
Normative action: Max eats the watermelon and finds out that he actually likes it quite a bit.
Divergent action: Max takes a bite of the watermelon and then proceeds to spit it out.
Normative action: Chris tells Bobby that it’s ok to be sad and cry, and that he can always come over to play in the tree house when he feels sad.
Divergent action: Chris tells Bobby only girls cry when they are sad and to not be sad because she was old and sick anyway.
Normative action: Jessica pauses the show on the television while her mother speaks.
Divergent action: Jessica turns the volume on the television louder, so she can hear it.
Normative action: Gene makes fruit and peanut butter smoothie for everyone else and gives Vince some frozen yogurt.
Divergent action: Gene makes a fruit and peanut butter smoothie and serves it to all of his guests.
Normative action: John directly informs Mary that he isn't interested in a relationship.
Divergent action: John acts ambiguous around Mary, hoping she'll get the message.
Normative action: Christine opens her heart to loving others and starts dating a great guy.
Divergent action: Christine chooses to be single and rejects all potential suitors, focusing on herself instead.
Normative action: RaShonda sees her neighbor Steve, and asks him to hold the ladder for her.
Divergent action: RaShonda props the ladder against the house and climbs to the top.
Normative action: Marc wants some tobacco now, so he hurries up to his car where he drives to the convenience store several blocks away.
Divergent action: Marc wants some tobacco now, so he goes in the ashtray and rolls up the butts he finds in a hemp paper.
Normative action: Mark drives his jeep on designated off road trails in the mountains.
Divergent action: Mark drives to the local park and does cookies in the soccer field.
Normative action: Jake saves up his own money in order to purchase the game.
Divergent action: Jake asks his parents for money to buy the game.
Normative action: Harry attends his sister's graduation and just gets his dog's certificate mailed to him instead.
Divergent action: Harry skips his sister's highschool graduation ceremony to attend his dog's graduation.
Normative action: Janice thinks about how she has been using her smartphone, and she's able to figure out how to use the tablet in a similar manner.
Divergent action: Janice asks her grandchildren for help because she has not been using any modern electronics and doesn't know what to do.
Normative action: Mike takes notes during the teacher's lecture.
Divergent action: Mike finds the teacher boring and decides to read up on the subject himself.
Normative action: Ben chooses to donate his money to Doctors Without Borders.
Divergent action: Ben chooses to donate to ISIS and sends his money to them.
Normative action: Leslie tells her boyfriend about a difficult experience she had while growing up.
Divergent action: Leslie shares a nude photo of herself for the man that she loves.
Normative action: Dai decides to go backpacking with his father.
Divergent action: Dai spends the weekend playing video games.
Normative action: John tells Vanessa he'll massage her feet if she massages his back afterwards.
Divergent action: Vanessa asks John for a foot massage, and he denies her so that he can take a nap.
Normative action: Maureen throws out the spoiled lunch, and places her own lunch into the fridge.
Divergent action: Maureen ignores the spoiled lunch, and places her own lunch into the fridge.
Normative action: Sarah decides to leave the hat alone and simply continue hanging out with her friends.
Divergent action: Sarah puts on the fancy hat and asks her friends how it looks on her.
Normative action: James tells Todd that he can have a pen, and he can keep it since James has so many.
Divergent action: James tells Todd that he cannot lend him a pen because he only has one and it's his, Todd should buy his own.
Normative action: Sawyer tells his friends that he doesn't feel like going out today.
Divergent action: Sawyer tells his friends that he is sick with the flu.
Normative action: Mary inquires about the pie and says that it looks very tasty.
Divergent action: Without asking Mary removes the pie from the window and scarfs down most of it using her hands.
Normative action: Angel decides that Roy can decide what's best for his own kids but not Angel's.
Divergent action: Angel and Roy both insist that the other's kids should have to follow their set of rules on what to watch.
Normative action: Bob has his meal boxed up to finish at home so the staff can close on time.
Divergent action: Bob takes his time and forces the wait staff to stay half an hour after closing.
Normative action: After settling on a budget, Dario selects items that fit within her budget.
Divergent action: Dario grabs everything on several clothes racks and heads to the self checkout lane.
Normative action: Joan ensures the top rated restaurant she selects can accommodate handicapped patrons.
Divergent action: Joan selects a top rated restaurant that doesn't accommodate handicapped patrons.
Normative action: Tom walks to his neighbors house, knocks on the door, and asks if everything is alright inside.
Divergent action: Tom calls the police to report that his neighbors are making too much noise.
Normative action: Alex applies for a position in the upper management of a large charitable organization and gets the job.
Divergent action: Alex chooses to keep on working at the hedge fund.
Normative action: Karen comes to her senses when she gets home and decides to put the issue behind her while being too embarrassed to ever go into that particular store again.
Divergent action: Karen exaggerates the behavior of the employee to the manager the next day saying that the employee was unfair and rude.
Normative action: Mike packs his own lunch and looks up a couple of nature activites that are free of charge.
Divergent action: Mike leaves his wallet home assuming that Gary will cover him.
Normative action: David sets up a dog bed in his room for the dog to sleep in.
Divergent action: David locks the dog in a cage that is too small for it to move around.
Normative action: Lisa is in pain, but decides to wait until she gets home to take her pain medicine because it makes her foggy.
Divergent action: Lisa is in pain so takes some more opiate painkillers.
Normative action: Jessica goes to the restaurant during the lunch hour she has for jury duty.
Divergent action: Jessica skips jury duty to meet her friends at the restaurant.
Normative action: Lana contacts a local organization who sends someone to her house to pick up the bags of unwanted clothes.
Divergent action: Lana throws all of her unwanted clothes in the trash.
Normative action: Joey gets on his brother's computer and checks the latest news headlines.
Divergent action: Joey gets on his brother's computer and looks up all his brother's banking information.
Normative action: Alex knows he's about to sneeze so excuses himself and does so in the bathroom with a tissue.
Divergent action: Alex knows he's about to sneeze but remains seated and gets mucus on Mary.
Normative action: Dave and Alfonso remain close with each other and stick together as they befriend other neighborhood kids.
Divergent action: Dave is nice to Alfonso when they are alone but picks on him when other kids are around.
Normative action: Theodore walks around the neighborhood with a squeaky toy and a bag of food, calling out to his dog.
Divergent action: Theodore decides that the dog will return on his own in due time and just waits for him to come back.
Normative action: Terry tells his friends a very amusing story.
Divergent action: Terry grabs a nearby garbage can and empties the content out on his own head.
Normative action: Mark pulls over and accepts the ticket written to him by the police officer.
Divergent action: Mark decides to floor it and make an attempt to escape the police.
Normative action: Kevin doesn't notice his classmate who is eating heavily and spends the lunch break making jokes about a popular movie with a friend.
Divergent action: Kevin pokes fun at the classmate who is eating heavily calling them names and drawing attention to their eating.
Normative action: Biff tells his father that he loves him and was glad to have him for a father.
Divergent action: Biff tells his father about the weather and what the stock market did that day.
Normative action: Martha thinks about looking in Crystal's diary to see what she's up to but decides to ask her face to face.
Divergent action: Martha sees Crystal's diary on her desk and reads it to see if she can find out what she's up to.
Normative action: Josh takes the highway and does everything possible to go quickly, yet safely.
Divergent action: Josh takes some back roads and drives over the speed limit, crossing over the double line to take corners easier.
Normative action: Ace temporarily mutes the friend, so he can take a breather but still connect later.
Divergent action: Ace blocks the friend, so he doesn't have to see his posts any more.
Normative action: Fred doesn't allow George to change the contract, insisting they need to stick by it.
Divergent action: Fred lets George change the contract as long as they both agree to the changes.
Normative action: Cam calls a conservation group to find and capture the lion.
Divergent action: Cam kills the lion due to it invading his property once more.
Normative action: Albert confronts his neighbor and tells him he needs to knock off the noise at such late hours.
Divergent action: Albert avoids confrontation with his neighbor and tries to drown out the noise with a fan.
Normative action: Jenna works lots of overtime to thoroughly inspect all ten of the houses.
Divergent action: Jenna only glances at the last two houses but fills out the paperwork like she did a thorough inspection.
Normative action: Dallas talks to her teacher about her negative feelings and Sanders.
Divergent action: Dallas crumples up Sanders homework and tosses it inside the trash.
Normative action: James friends Sarah on Facebook and downloads every picture she uploads.
Divergent action: James follows Sarah around and takes candid photos of her when she's not looking.
Normative action: James tells his manager that he's going to lose his mind unless he gets some peace and quiet.
Divergent action: James rips off his name tag, throws it at the bellowing customer, and storms out the door.
Normative action: Taylor cries and hugs Marie, saying over and over again how fantastic the news is.
Divergent action: Taylor jokingly yells for someone to toss her down the stairs immediately.
Normative action: Jenny tells Billy that it's not happening because of the age difference and the fact that she's his teacher.
Divergent action: Jenny tells Billy that she would love that and that they should meet at her place tonight.
Normative action: Ted puts on his headphones and turns the music on loud.
Divergent action: Ted rushes up to the boys and starts to beat them all up.
Normative action: Noam uses Mark's shower and meticulously tidies up when he's finished.
Divergent action: Noam uses Mark's shower, but leaves his towel on the floor and loose hair in the drain.
Normative action: Tim talks to the gerbil and watches for a while, until it begins to move around on its own.
Divergent action: Tim shakes the gerbil's cage vigorously to get it to move around.
Normative action: Ed tells the girl that he'd like to take her out to dinner sometime.
Divergent action: Ed tells the girl that she's really attractive and suggests that they can be friends with benefits.
Normative action: Red takes responsibility for breaking the lamp.
Divergent action: Red tells an untruth indicating Kevin broke the lamp.
Normative action: Jared takes a cold drink from the cooler and walks over to hand it to George.
Divergent action: Jared takes a cold drink from the cooler and tosses it at George who misses it.
Normative action: Lance invites all of his friends for the party regardless.
Divergent action: Lance invites only the people he knows want to come.
Normative action: Wendy looks for a new apartment that she doesn't have to share.
Divergent action: Wendy calls Sandra's work and tries to get her fired, so she has to move out.
Normative action: Paul quickly washes off the important parts of his body and puts on deodorant.
Divergent action: Paul forgoes washing off or deodorizing and just goes straight to work.
Normative action: Harold stops walking when he sees the dog and yells for his sister.
Divergent action: Harold kicks the dog and makes a run for the door.