CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Ray informs his girlfriend that he will not be treated in this manner and refuses to talk with her.
Divergent action: Ray stops the car and makes his girlfriend get out and walk.
Normative action: Jason knocks on his neighbor's door and asks if he can come in to check out their music, and they say sure.
Divergent action: Jason let's himself in to his neighbors apartment and looks at their music collection.
Normative action: Peter ask Lisa about her hobbies and shows interest in the things she does.
Divergent action: Peter decides to try the pity route, and claims he has a sister who recently died.
Normative action: Jared tells his team that he'll go out with them.
Divergent action: Jared tells his team that he'll be going home after work.
Normative action: Brian explains to his coworkers why he thinks the way that he does.
Divergent action: Brian begins to yell at his coworkers and belittle them because of their opinions.
Normative action: Kelly prepares to drive her friend by reading the local paper for updates on closures.
Divergent action: Kelly knows about the construction so doesn't look into closures but just leaves a few minutes early.
Normative action: Jack walks to his neighbor's front door and knocks, asking if everything is alright inside when they answer.
Divergent action: Jack checks around their house and finds that the back door is unlocked, so he walks in and looks around.
Normative action: Will asks the woman if he can look at the watch.
Divergent action: Will grabs the woman by the wrist and stares at the watch.
Normative action: Sam calls his friend to express his concern for his health and offers any support that he can provide.
Divergent action: Sam decides not to check in with his friend because, if he is sick, it may just be a bother to him.
Normative action: Donald says that Claire is a good macaroni artist with talent.
Divergent action: Donald says he thinks it's weird to make art with macaroni.
Normative action: Pablo apologizes for his behavior offering to draw everyone something special.
Divergent action: Pablo continues ignoring the server letting the moderators handle the problem.
Normative action: Tim cleans up the mess he made the best he can and piles it on a plate for easy removal.
Divergent action: Tim pays the check and leaves a huge mess all over the table and floor.
Normative action: Jess goes back and stays by the member until they can run again.
Divergent action: Jess doesn't come back to help the member and continues to run.
Normative action: Paula gives her husband an ultimatum, either he stays faithful or their marriage ends.
Divergent action: Scared of losing her husband Paula decides to ignore the infidelity and stay with her husband.
Normative action: Lexie tells her employer that she already made plans, and calls Dana to tell her to get ready to go out.
Divergent action: Lexie calls Dana to tell her she's going to get in some extra hours instead of going to the club.
Normative action: Yuri doesn't answer the door but calls in to report the crime.
Divergent action: Yuri, when approached by the police, tells them that she doesn't know anything.
Normative action: Utari drives to the meeting place, and reads his favorite book while he waits for his client.
Divergent action: Utari continues playing Overwatch until he reaches a stopping point.
Normative action: Sam acts the same way online that he does in real life, and is honest about his work.
Divergent action: Sam pretends he is a lawyer online, and looks things up on the internet to make it seem like he is more knowledgeable than he really is.
Normative action: Billy hands the project into the boss saying "We're done, Jimmy and I worked on this all week".
Divergent action: Billy hands the project into the boss saying nothing but "here you go".
Normative action: Danny thinks about Jenna's favorite places and decides to take her to her favorite beach for a picnic.
Divergent action: Danny decides to take Jenna to his favorite bar to get some drinks in order to celebrate her birthday.
Normative action: Elaine calls her boyfriend to say that Sally really needs her right now, and she stays and talks with her through the night.
Divergent action: Elaine tells Sally that she has plans with her boyfriend, but to not do anything stupid.
Normative action: Sam refuses to talk to her partner for a long time unless he apologizes.
Divergent action: Sam puts her hands on her partner getting physical with him to get her point across.
Normative action: Chris makes sure to do most of his homework assignments and spend a fair amount of time reading before playing Halo.
Divergent action: Chris devotes himself fully towards Halo and regularly skips classes to play games online.
Normative action: Jen reaches out to help Alice up and asks if she is alright.
Divergent action: Jen points and laughs and claps at seeing Alice fall in the mud.
Normative action: Frank pays the money back to the friend and uses his credit card to pay some of his bills.
Divergent action: Frank claims that he has not actually been paid yet to keep the money.
Normative action: Steve calls a mobile repair service and asks them to come out and help him.
Divergent action: Steve calls his mechanic friend and asks him to come out and fix his car.
Normative action: Tom throws his stress ball across the room because he thinks the team they just lost to was cheating.
Divergent action: Tom throws his keyboard across the room because he thinks the team they just lost to was not playing fair.
Normative action: Sarah and her partner live apart for a year, keeping the relationship long distance.
Divergent action: Sarah hopes every time her partner tells her he got in trouble at work it means he is closer to getting fired.
Normative action: Angie invites Jordan to go to the movie theater with her and watch a new release.
Divergent action: Angie goes to the movie theater by herself and watches a new release.
Normative action: Kim calls 911 on her phone right away to help the injured man.
Divergent action: Kim walks away assuming someone else will call the 911.
Normative action: Ron and Kate discuss their opposite choices for vacation and both decide that a water park makes a good compromise.
Divergent action: Ron tells Kate that Disney World is too expensive, the beach makes more sense, so that's where they're going.
Normative action: Kat asks the leader to tell her more about the man so that she doesn't wrongly judge him.
Divergent action: Kat tells the leader that the man has been flirting with her on social media.
Normative action: John calls his friends and tells them he'll be late to the bar and takes his kids first to bowling.
Divergent action: John pretends he doesn't see his kids and rushes out to the bar with his friends.
Normative action: Charles greets Susan before he watches his favorite television show.
Divergent action: Charles slips the whoopie cushion on Susan's chair before hiding behind the couch.
Normative action: Haley tells Justin that their relationship was no longer working and that she doesn't want to waste his time any more than she already has.
Divergent action: Haley gives Justin non-commital answers about moving in together and makes it sound like she seriously thinking about it.
Normative action: Shane tries to remember all the good times he had with Jodi and takes the news one day at a time.
Divergent action: Shane thinks he can avoid feeling the pain of loss if he just tries to put it out of his mind.
Normative action: Katie asks Mike where he thinks their relationship is heading, and if he can see them getting married anytime soon.
Divergent action: Katie tells Mike that they've been going out a long time, and he should either propose or end the relationship.
Normative action: James tells his friend to order a new toothbrush from Amazon with 2-hour Prime delivery.
Divergent action: James tells his friend that he can use James' toothbrush for that night.
Normative action: Tim decides to stay in college since he's already gotten this far.
Divergent action: Tim decides to drop out of college since he thinks it's a waste of time.
Normative action: Daryl calls the police and reports to them that he's found the body of the missing girl.
Divergent action: Daryl cuts off some flesh from the dead body and eats it.
Normative action: Nikki starts on her paper the day after it's assigned, and works on it over the next week.
Divergent action: Nikki doesn't start her paper until the day before it's due, then she must stay up very late to get it done on time.
Normative action: Bill requests applicants to interview based on time of arrival, and talks to as many people as he has time for.
Divergent action: Bill disregards people in the lobby if they are not physically attractive, because he feels that it is a sign of good breeding to look good.
Normative action: Mark puts in extra effort to ensure all the family items are secured in his truck and makes the drive.
Divergent action: Mark does not properly secure his family belongings in his truck and loses a valuable item during the drive.
Normative action: Vanessa works hard demonstrating her skills in a informative presentation.
Divergent action: Vanessa acts like her boss' best friend going out of her way to be nice to her boss.
Normative action: Brian makes a harmless, funny pun about cats.
Divergent action: Brian tells what he thinks is a zinger about blonde women.
Normative action: Bob decides to alternate restaurants in order to support both businesses.
Divergent action: Bob decides to go to the new restaurant because of it's low prices.
Normative action: Paul develops a business strategy and brings in consultants to help implement it in a timely manner.
Divergent action: Paul spends 14 hours each day in his new office trying to do everything himself to grow his business.
Normative action: Frank tells his friends a humorous story about something that happened to him.
Divergent action: Frank runs onto the field without his clothes on and starts running all over the field.
Normative action: Jane decides to catch up on their respective families and careers.
Divergent action: Jane decides to talk about effective ways that the other woman can use to lose weight.
Normative action: Gary calls his friend to make sure that their son is doing okay.
Divergent action: Gary decides not to call his friend since their son probably deserved to get injured.
Normative action: Pat decides to show his dad how to use his phone.
Divergent action: Pat doesn't want to baby his dad, so he decides not to help him.
Normative action: Julian looks up some resources on debt management and sends them to Prentiss.
Divergent action: Julian starts a public fundraiser to raise money to help Prentiss get out of debt.
Normative action: Kristen asks Kelly where she works and what her hobbies are.
Divergent action: Kristen asks Kelly if she works for a nail salon since she is Asian.
Normative action: Helen gets up and asks her coworker if she has a moment to talk.
Divergent action: Helen shouts that her coworkers hair looks like a birds nest, and she'd like to see it up close.
Normative action: Kim tells Roxanne that she is worried about her financial future with Thomas.
Divergent action: Kim tells Roxanne that she saw Thomas kissing another woman the night before, and that she should break up with him.
Normative action: Julie listens to her sister and ends her relationship.
Divergent action: Julie decides to ignore her sister and give her boyfriend another chance.
Normative action: Adrian decides to watch his favorite TV show.
Divergent action: Adrian decides to buy some drugs and do them.
Normative action: Ben takes out just enough chips for himself, and tells Julie and Jim, he's sorry, but doesn't have anything to offer them,.
Divergent action: Ben dumps the chips into a bowl and tells Julie and Jim to help themselves because he didn't want to feel like a bad host.
Normative action: Susan talks over the issue with Thomas and agrees to take the trash out this time.
Divergent action: Susan calls the police and fabricates a story that Thomas was threatening her.
Normative action: Alex waits until the end of the movie to text his friend about it.
Divergent action: Alex keeps texting his friend and getting loud notifications of received messages during the movie.
Normative action: Johnson asks Frankie if he can play a bit quieter because he has to sleep.
Divergent action: Johnson tells Frankie never to play on his lawn again or be seen at all.
Normative action: Phil rents the honeymoon suite at a five-star hotel for his anniversary and buys a diamond necklace to give to Judy.
Divergent action: Phil buys tickets to a football game on his anniversary and invites his best friend to go with him.
Normative action: Cindy goes into her room and closes the door behind her.
Divergent action: Cindy sneaks out of the house and runs away from home.
Normative action: Charlotte takes David out to dinner and pays for the meal.
Divergent action: Charlotte and David have dinner and when the bill comes, Charlotte tells David that she has no money.
Normative action: Vivian gives the money to the park's charity drive.
Divergent action: Vivian spends her money luxury items.
Normative action: Emma is pleases with her ring, then Liam passionately kisses her and asks her to go home to make love.
Divergent action: Emma loves the ring, but then Liam says it's time to go home and get some sleep.
Normative action: Misty calls her friend, and they set up a Skype session so Misty can see her friends while staying home.
Divergent action: Ignoring her symptoms, Misty goes to the party and chats with all of her friends, giving hugs and kisses.
Normative action: Hank goes to a food bank up the road and asks for help in getting a meal.
Divergent action: Hank walks into the convenience store and sticks several candy bars in his pocket and walks out.
Normative action: James tells the bouncer about the man's use of the slur and asks to have him thrown out.
Divergent action: James smashes a whiskey bottle on the bar and attempts to drive it into the other man's neck.
Normative action: Victoria asks another one of her friends to record the show before she takes the dog on a walk.
Divergent action: Victoria does not reply to her friend and continues watching television.
Normative action: Kim decides to call a cab to get home.
Divergent action: Kim drives home even though she's still buzzed.
Normative action: Zach paints his parents' fence in order to earn some extra cash and is able to pay his rent and repay Tim.
Divergent action: Zach fails to pay Tim back the money he owes in order to afford his monthly rent.
Normative action: Melinda decides to have a serious discussion with her boyfriend about how they could improve their relationship.
Divergent action: Melinda stays with her boyfriend, even though she doesn't love him anymore, while trying to meet someone else.
Normative action: Sara suggests Sean to get more experience in the restaurant business in order that one day he can set up his own restaurant.
Divergent action: Sara points out that Sean's job is not lucrative and their family needs more money to improve their standard of living.
Normative action: Uriel sends a text to his best friend inviting him over to his house.
Divergent action: Uriel asks his mother to take him to his friends house in a loud tone as she talks.
Normative action: Jack says sure and runs the trial with John.
Divergent action: Jack tells John that he appreciates the offer, but he was intent on running alone today.
Normative action: Willie takes his puppy to a dog training school and gets him enrolled in a comprehensive course that lasts for a few months.
Divergent action: Willie decides to train the puppy himself even though he has no prior experience with training animals or knowledge of canine behavior.
Normative action: Joey saves his best joke for last and delivers it well.
Divergent action: Joey tells the joke and afterwards he holds the microphone out and drops it on the ground.
Normative action: Billy decides that the other person who lost this ball is more important than him having an extra and throws it back.
Divergent action: Billy takes a ball and keeps it for himself, since it landed in his yard.
Normative action: Tommy decides to help his mother out, and then watches TV when they are done.
Divergent action: Tommy ignores his mother's work and continues watching his TV show.
Normative action: Sam decides to go camping alone for a couple of days and gives his father his cell phone number in case of an emergency.
Divergent action: Sam decides that they should go on a family excursion and takes William camping along with him.
Normative action: Hannah takes care of many things for Alice when their mom is busy, and they are not just siblings but also best friends.
Divergent action: Hannah doesn't talk or show love to Alice much because she spends more time with her friends.
Normative action: Jacks asks the bartender how long she's been working at that bar.
Divergent action: Jack asks the bartender how she ended up with those marks on her face.
Normative action: Sal asks his parents if anyone else happened to come in his room.
Divergent action: Sal asks his parents which one of them took his money from his room.
Normative action: Caleb asks if he can get an allowance, so he can save up to buy the toy.
Divergent action: Caleb sits down in the middle of the aisle and says he's not moving until she buys him the toy.
Normative action: Peter tells his mom to take it slow and just breathe and then tell him what's wrong.
Divergent action: Peter tells his mom that she needs to get on with it, he can't just sit there waiting for her to speak.
Normative action: Steve offers the man a job at a local business that he owns.
Divergent action: Steve tells the man that he is lazy, and he needs to get a job.
Normative action: Jason tells his boss that he needs a day off to spend time with his wife.
Divergent action: Jason tells his wife to visit him at his lunch hour at work.
Normative action: Paul reviews his past work and is able to find inspiration from what he learned from them.
Divergent action: Paul spies on some of his coworkers and incorporates their ideas into his project.
Normative action: Ashley uses the oils to create custom soap bars, and gives samples to her friends and family.
Divergent action: Ashley tells her friend that her product cures hair loss, and sells him the product at a marked up price.
Normative action: Mateo chooses a slow week at work to go on vacation.
Divergent action: Not wanting to fall behind on work, Mateo goes an entire year without ever taking a vacation.
Normative action: Charles takes just one piece of candy from each house, and his friends suggest staying out longer.
Divergent action: Charles takes a handful of candy from every bucket, even when asked to take only one.
Normative action: Fernando rushes through breakfast but stops to thank his wife and give her a kiss before rushing out the door.
Divergent action: Fernando rushes through breakfast and doesn't thank his wife before rushing out the door.
Normative action: Carlos uses the sharpener to put a fairly sharp edge on the machete, then gives it back.
Divergent action: Carlos spends the entire night sharpening the machete to a razor-fine edge and wears out the sharpener.
Normative action: Rick reminds Terry of a time when the two boys got into trouble together and Terry's father had to come get them out of it.
Divergent action: While they are talking, Rick tells Terry that he remembers Terry's father as being the most unlikable person he ever met.
Normative action: Timmy says okay and gets his grandmother what she wanted from the other room before starting to watch TV.
Divergent action: Timmy goes to the TV and starts watching a show as if he didn't hear his grandmother's request at all.
Normative action: Gary searches for a larger venue, finds one, and books it for his wedding, then invites everyone who is close.
Divergent action: Gary invites his close friend and some family and doesn't invite some cousins, aunts, and uncles.
Normative action: Scott tells Jimmy that he was using the ball and asks if he will give it back to him.
Divergent action: Scott strikes Jimmy with his fists and pushes him to the ground before taking the ball back.
Normative action: Karen forwards her friend to an online resource where she can learn more.
Divergent action: Karen suggests that it should be fine even though she's not entirely sure this is always the case.
Normative action: Ted encourages his son by taking him to a movie every time he does well on a test.
Divergent action: Ted beats his son every time that he makes a bad grade on a test.
Normative action: Ree leaves the party and sends Hayley an apology text the following morning once she's sobered up.
Divergent action: Ree leaves the party and never apologizes to Hayley going forward.
Normative action: Jan sweeps, cleans, and airs out her house before inviting a friend over.
Divergent action: Jan invites a friend over without picking up first.
Normative action: Umi calls her boss asking her if she can take a paid sick day due to her illness.
Divergent action: Umi arrives at work greeting her coworkers before starting her job.
Normative action: John rushes out into the street and stands near the cat.
Divergent action: John ignores the cat and tries to look away from it the rest of the time.
Normative action: Rick smiles and nods to the kid, signing his name on a restaurant napkin and giving it to him.
Divergent action: Rick tells the kid to beat it and let him eat in peace.
Normative action: James asks his sister if she'll give him some of the shells she found.
Divergent action: James crushes some of his sister's shells between heavy rocks.
Normative action: Clyde tells the student that he will understand it with time and practice.
Divergent action: Clyde tells the student that not everyone can do it and not to feel bad if he doesn't have the "knack" for it.
Normative action: Clayton recites an inspirational quote and offers to help Maurice study.
Divergent action: Clayton makes a silly impersonation of Maurice's parents.
Normative action: Tony moves from the centerline to the side of the sidewalk letting people pass him.
Divergent action: Tony continues down the centerline of the sidewalk pretending he doesn't see people behind him.
Normative action: Peter tells Pam that he isn't comfortable with his wife going away alone with another guy.
Divergent action: Peter doesn't want to admit his insecurity, so he tells his wife that he's fine with her going on the trip with the new friend.
Normative action: Sally picks up the purse and hurries to bring it to the woman before she leaves.
Divergent action: Sally picks up the purse and takes the money from it before returning it to the woman.
Normative action: Kelly places an online order with the cafe through her phone, so she doesn't have to wait in line.
Divergent action: Kelly goes straight to the front of the ordering line because she wants to get her food as quickly as possible.
Normative action: Christina drinks an energy drink and heads out to the restaurant to meet up with Eugene.
Divergent action: Christina grabs some food from the fridge and texts Eugene minutes before their agreed upon time, letting him know that she won't be able to make it.
Normative action: Bill makes sure all his money is given to charity upon his death.
Divergent action: Bill makes sure that all his money is given to his children.
Normative action: Jeremy consistenly asks Luke if he has made reservations at the restaurant.
Divergent action: Jeremy assumes Luke has made reservations and doesn't bring up their upcoming dinner until the night of.
Normative action: Vera asks her roommate to judge the condition of the kitchen after she's finished cleaning the kitchen.
Divergent action: Vera goes over her kitchen multiple times with very strong bleach.
Normative action: Mark lets his younger daughter choose because she finished first, and they head to Olive Garden.
Divergent action: Mark let's his older daughter pick the restaurant even though she didn't finish her chores, because she is smarter.
Normative action: Sue teaches them right from wrong but respects their privacy and gives them a chance to learn things on their own.