CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: August turns down the offer and heads back out to the streets on her own.
Normative action: Abby asks her friend if she can live with her temporarily, so she can break up with her husband.
Divergent action: Abby stays with her husband, because she doesn't know where else to go.
Normative action: Matt thinks about a popular social media influencer who is known for her good looks.
Divergent action: Matt thinks about the girl his best friend is dating who he finds quite attractive.
Normative action: Kate calls her friend up and tells her thank you for making the cake and that she ate the whole thing.
Divergent action: Kate brought the cake container back to her friend without saying a word.
Normative action: Sarah receives a letter from Victoria who explains her carelessness in the previous conversation and Sarah accepts her explanation.
Divergent action: Sarah ghosts and ignores Victoria despite Victoria's frequent attempts to reach her.
Normative action: John takes Sally to various exciting shows in town.
Divergent action: John leaves Sally, gambles and loses all their vacation money.
Normative action: Tina does not answer the call, but rather she steps outside of the library to call her friend back.
Divergent action: Tina decides to answer her phone in the library aisle, since she doesn't see anyone else around.
Normative action: Tim spends the extended weekend working on a side project.
Divergent action: Tim decides to spend his days off playing video games.
Normative action: Hina tells her friend what is going on and asks for advice.
Divergent action: Hina says everything is going well and talks with her family about the issues later.
Normative action: Ken quickly trips the mugger and kicks him in the ribs knocking the wind out of him.
Divergent action: Ken frantically flails and screams for help as the mugger runs away while Ken is panicking.
Normative action: Jim shouts out his fron tdoor for the mailman to wait, before throwing on a bathrobe and going to meet him with the letter.
Divergent action: Jim immediately rushes to the front door and runs out in his underwear to give the mailman the letter.
Normative action: Jake walks up to the construction workers and says "hey fellas how's it going?".
Divergent action: Jake walks up to the construction workers and says "hey wetbacks how's it going?".
Normative action: Dee tells Frank he can do anything he puts his mind to, and she supports him.
Divergent action: Dee tells Frank to forget his dreams and do something practical, like become a teacher.
Normative action: Ken tells Liam that he can't be eating too much sugar, so they'll have to get it next time.
Divergent action: Ken tells Liam that he's a gluttonous little monster who sucks money out of him like a vacuum, and he should shut it.
Normative action: Bobby doesn't lead her on and instead finds himself a lucrative career.
Divergent action: Bobby pretends to love the woman in return for monetary support.
Normative action: Sandra starts the assignment immediately and has ample time to finish it before class ends.
Divergent action: Sandra doesn't feel like doing the assignment and doesn't start it until half way through the period.
Normative action: Freddy tells the bully to get lost and no one is giving him their lunch money.
Divergent action: Freddy tells Ben to give the bully his lunch money to avoid conflict.
Normative action: Kelly asks Don if he would like to get something to eat.
Divergent action: Kelly tells Don that the story about his grandfather is boring.
Normative action: Sandy hustles through the store getting what she needs just before the close time.
Divergent action: Sandy spends time browsing around before checking out her items soon after the store was meant to close.
Normative action: Lena tells Aaron that she has decided she wants to have a baby and gives him a choice.
Divergent action: Lena stops taking her birth control but does not tell Aaron because she doesn't want him to know.
Normative action: John tells Mindy he had a tough day, hugs her and asks her if she wants to go out to eat.
Divergent action: John raises his voice at Mindy and uses bad language directed at her.
Normative action: Paul lets his friend know he is watching his child right now, so they just catch up over the phone.
Divergent action: Paul invites his friend over to his house without telling his friend that he is watching his kid.
Normative action: The phlebotomist notices Arjun's nervousness and explains the procedures calmly.
Divergent action: The phlebotomist giggles at Arjun's anxiety and tells him he's acting like a little kid, and he should tough it out.
Normative action: Billy finds a trash can and throws the wrapper away inside it.
Divergent action: Billy decides do take the wrapper and threw it on the ground.
Normative action: George asks his neighbor if he can borrow a pencil for the day.
Divergent action: George snags a pencil off of his neighbors desk when they aren't looking.
Normative action: Mike feels supported by Grace while he becomes better qualified in his work responsibilities and always has sweet endearments he calls her.
Divergent action: Mike calls Grace ugly name while he is training at his new work role and continues taking out his frustrations on her after training.
Normative action: Ken tells Debra that he's glad she wants to better her life, and he would like to assist in any way possible.
Divergent action: Ken tells Debra that he doesn't want to be stuck paying all the bills on his own, so declines.
Normative action: Lauren posts her products for sale on her social media pages and gives catalogs to her female family members.
Divergent action: Lauren calls up her sister in law Justine and tells her she should buy makeup from her because it will help Justice cover her acne scars.
Normative action: Jessica makes sure to turn the faucet off as soon as her toothbrush is wet and turns it on again to rinse the brush off once she’s done brushing.
Divergent action: Jessica leaves the faucet running while she brushes her teeth.
Normative action: Stephen invites both Billy and Rose over to his house.
Divergent action: Stephen decides to invite Billy over, telling him specifically not to mention it to Rose.
Normative action: Paula sends her dog to a professional trainer to learn not to destroy shoes.
Divergent action: Paula hits the dog with a stick whenever it goes near the shoes.
Normative action: Theo takes the family's suggestions and puts the options up to a family vote to decide where to go.
Divergent action: Theo decides by himself that the family will be going to South Carolina to visit Theo's parents and siblings.
Normative action: Dr. Carlos tells the patient that her appendix needs to be removed and stays for 20 minutes to answer her questions.
Divergent action: Dr. Carlos tells the patient that her appendix needs to come out, tells her the scheduled surgery time, and leaves.
Normative action: Jed tells his friend that she should just make sure that she's having protected sex.
Divergent action: Jed calls her friend a name and tells her she's going to become pregnant soon.
Normative action: Jaime talks to Alyssa about how he's feeling after she returned from a business trip.
Divergent action: Jaime starts sleeping with a coworker while Alyssa is away in her business trips.
Normative action: John comforts his father, tells him briefly that he forgives his father for any wrongs that occurred and says he loves him.
Divergent action: John visits his dad and tells him how angry he is at him and how he'll never forget all the wrongs he did to him.
Normative action: Ed points out that the car is not a very good option and shows the buyer a more reliable vehicle that meets his requirements.
Divergent action: Ed misrepresents a car's maintenance history  in order to make a sale.
Normative action: Eddie tells his friend that he had planned on going to the park instead.
Divergent action: Eddie tells his friend he is too sick and goes to the park instead of the birthday party.
Normative action: Cecile mentions how she feels to her boyfriend.
Divergent action: Cecile never says anything to her boyfriend, and instead just cleans up after his messes.
Normative action: Kelly gets in line and listens to music on her earbuds; the line moves faster than she'd anticpated.
Divergent action: Kelly cuts to the front of the line claiming she's got people waiting for her in the car.
Normative action: Mark calls the waiter over and tells him the problem with their food.
Divergent action: Mark starts to scream and yell at the waiter in the restaurant.
Normative action: Steve leaves the house early and makes sure that he goes straight to work to get there on time.
Divergent action: Steve takes his time getting ready and stops at the coffee shop for an hour before work.
Normative action: Marge rushes over to her coworker and offers to help them.
Divergent action: Marge points and laughs and calls her coworker a klutz.
Normative action: Vinny takes the toy back and explains to Jane she has to ask if she wants to play with it.
Divergent action: Vinny takes the toy back and uses it to hit Jane.
Normative action: Taylor asks the store attendants about any discounts the video game has and when it will go on sale.
Divergent action: Taylor pockets the video game when nobody is looking and walks out of the store.
Normative action: Bob asks Tim if he would be willing to share one of the brownies with him.
Divergent action: Bob tricks Tim into giving him the brownies, then he eats them all.
Normative action: Sally says she's happy to watch her sister's children to let her sister go out and enjoy herself.
Divergent action: Sally says that she doesn't want to take on the responsibility of looking after her sister's children.
Normative action: Keith references the wheelchair he's interested in talking about by the model and shows it to Aubrey on his phone.
Divergent action: Keith raises a finger and points towards one of the wheelchair users, drawing her eye directly to them.
Normative action: Kayla takes the time to smile at some of the other customers in the store as she goes down aisles getting things on her list.
Divergent action: Kayla rushes through the aisles ignoring other customers and grabbing everything she needs.
Normative action: Ted tells his landlord that he just thinks everyone should have healthcare.
Divergent action: Ted tells his landlord that landlords shouldn't exist and that the money they make is not earned.
Normative action: Jerry goes to the sparrow and takes him home to nurse him back to health.
Divergent action: Jerry decides to keep on walking because he's afraid he could get bit if he tries to assist.
Normative action: Mary asks for the candy and doesn't make an ultimatum.
Divergent action: Mary starts screaming at her mom that she must have her candy, "or else".
Normative action: Jeff decides to make sure that everything with the company is up-to-date.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to stick to what he knows, so he doesn't want to modernize.
Normative action: Ryne asks his wife what comedy special she would like to watch.
Divergent action: Ryne decides to pick the comedy special that he wanted to watch.
Normative action: Denny brings Cheryl a bouquet of her favorite flowers.
Divergent action: Denny spots flowers that were given to Cheryl by her husband, and throws them out the window.
Normative action: Colin walks up to people on the street and asks if they need some odd jobs done for money.
Divergent action: Colin holds a knife to someone and says he wants their wallet.
Normative action: Yazzy asks her new friend what some of their favorite hobbies are.
Divergent action: Yazzy asks their friend what genders they are sexually attracted to.
Normative action: Jamie asks Sandra to be in the wedding party because having all of her friends at the wedding is more important than the aesthetics of the wedding photos.
Divergent action: Jamie decides that Sandra is too heavy to be in the wedding and doesn't send her an invitation.
Normative action: Jake goes to his brother and asks him for a loan until he gets paid next week.
Divergent action: Jake finds some cash on his brother's bedroom dresser while his brother is gone and takes the cash.
Normative action: Don tells his friend that his family used to read him bible verses all the time.
Divergent action: Don tells his friend that God spoke to him when he was younger.
Normative action: Kate tells her sister about the date and gives the man's phone number and license plate to her.
Divergent action: Kate tells his sister that she's going with her friend to get ice cream.
Normative action: Jonah uses his paycheck to buy tools similar to those he uses at work, allowing him to keep his own lawn nice.
Divergent action: Jonah takes the tools from the truck one evening, putting them into his own van.
Normative action: Larry tells Jacob privately that he has a drinking problem and that he needs help.
Divergent action: Larry posts pictures from Jacob's confession on social media and tells everyone about Jacob's problems.
Normative action: Tom asks Mary to please stop with the shouting.
Divergent action: Tom chokes Mary, so she can't make any more noise.
Normative action: Eric enters their room and sits where they can see him and then listens to them talk.
Divergent action: Eric puts his ear to his door and opens it a bit to hear what they're saying.
Normative action: Ulysses waves at her to get her attention, and then tells her about her laces.
Divergent action: Ulysses runs over and grabs her by the arm in order to turn her to face him.
Normative action: Stan actively supports his son and tells his son to just keep trying.
Divergent action: Stan raises his voice and puts his son down for failing the test.
Normative action: Ruben waits until after the deed is done before rolling out of bed and going to boil some water for tea.
Divergent action: Ruben begins to slowly kiss Sarah's belly, making his way downwards, but then stops and runs to the kitchen to get some water boiling for tea.
Normative action: Sam celebrates his Dad's birthday that night with a cake, and the family sings a song.
Divergent action: Sam celebrates his Dads birthday that night, although without a cake.
Normative action: Mickey starts eating more raw vegetables and fruits, and only cooks his food a few times a week until he gets an oven.
Divergent action: Mickey decides that his lethargy has nothing to do with his food, so he doesn't make any changes to his diet.
Normative action: Chase's brother mentions many tools he needs for the house project that Chase owns, so Chase explains to his brother the value of owning your own tools for projects.
Divergent action: Chase's brother mentions many tools he needs for the house project that Chase owns, so Chase thinks it is his brotherly duty to offer the tools.
Normative action: Billy tells Robin that he is going to go out and get some food to bring back to get some fresh air.
Divergent action: Billy tells Robin that he wants to leave, that he's not having any fun at all.
Normative action: Henry tells Janet he can go get her some pepto bismol from the store nearby if she wants.
Divergent action: Henry tells Janet she's being ridiculous and to stop being so dramatic, it can't possibly be that bad.
Normative action: John tells Tony his dog is in a better place and would want to see him smiling.
Divergent action: John tells Tony not to cry like a baby and get over the dog.
Normative action: Donna tells Madison and Greg that since they haven't done their part around the house, they can't have their playhouse.
Divergent action: Donna decides to purchase the playhouse in hopes that if they get it, they will start to do what they're supposed to.
Normative action: Gary steps in and tells his mom that he was involved as well.
Divergent action: Gary doesn't get involved and ignores his brother for the rest of the day.
Normative action: Janine goes up to Kit and asks if when he's finished if he could watch a show with her.
Divergent action: Janine goes up to Kit's computer and pulls the plug on his computer while he was working on the song.
Normative action: Larry spends time getting to know her better before he flirts with her.
Divergent action: Larry starts to ask his friend questions that are very personal in nature.
Normative action: Marco takes a short break to call his dentist and schedules an appointment for the same evening after work.
Divergent action: Marco decides that the pain will likely subside, and he ignores it while focusing on his work.
Normative action: Brad tells Ralph that he wasn't expecting to see pants that bright but that they make the office pop with good energy.
Divergent action: Brad tells Ralph that the pants are shockingly bright and blinding and that he looks like a moronic clown wearing those to work.
Normative action: Anna greets the security guard at the courthouse entrance and asks him for help with her predicament.
Divergent action: Anna tells the security guard at the courthouse entrance to let her through as she is in a rush.
Normative action: Louis buys Ben his own hamper and tells Ben to use that instead.
Divergent action: Louis decides to throw out Ben's clothes that were in his hamper into the lawn.
Normative action: Erica, Anna, and Anna's boyfriend go to a cafe together but Erica sits on the other side of the room from them.
Divergent action: Erica leaves Anna at a cafe with her boyfriend and decides to head home early from the city.
Normative action: John says out loud how proud he is of them, and they are human like everyone else.
Divergent action: John laughs out loud and says gay people need to get therapy not rights.
Normative action: Heather tells Ray a story she heard about Dave helping out during campus clean up.
Divergent action: Heather tells Ray a story she heard about Dave, most of it unfavorable and only partly true.
Normative action: George sees Mika struggling to finish her work, so he goes beside her and starts unloading the rest of the goods onto the shelves.
Divergent action: George sees Mika struggling to finish her work, but since it's not time for him to clock in, he has a cigarette outside to pass the time.
Normative action: James leaves the bar and telephones Jane to tell her her husband is being unfaithful.
Divergent action: James leaves the bar and goes to his local church where he enters a confessional booth and tells the priest what happened.
Normative action: Roland tries to back the two away from each other and calm them down.
Divergent action: Roland tells Tracy to keep going and that Angie has been telling everyone that Tracy’s mom is fat.
Normative action: Samuel invites a large amount of his closest friends, and asks them to be respectful with noise.
Divergent action: Samuel tells his guests to invite anyone and everyone, and the party gets out of hand.
Normative action: Billy gives his classmate an invitation to his birthday party even though he doesn't really like them.
Divergent action: Billy doesn't give the classmate he doesn't like an invitation and just walks past them.
Normative action: Kathy says they should invite the classmate to hang out with them.
Divergent action: Kathy says the classmate must be a terrorist and says he should go back to the Middle East.
Normative action: Sarah buys the gift Jacky spoke about and leaves the store.
Divergent action: Sarah ignores what Jacky said and buys her something that she herself likes.
Normative action: Wally offers to clear a path for the person in the wheelchair, so they can both move more quickly through the crowd.
Divergent action: Wally makes fun of the person in the wheelchair, tells him to get out of the way and the two of them get into a loud conversation on the sidewalk.
Normative action: Chuck works to get over his bitterness and get on to good terms with his ex-wife.
Divergent action: Chuck treats his ex-wife poorly and refuses to give her financial support for the child.
Normative action: Bruce asks the professor a clarifying question, giving the professor a chance to catch his mistake.
Divergent action: Bruce interrupts the lecture to tell the rest of the class that the professor made a simple mistake that anyone should have noticed.
Normative action: Karen asks her mom for the necklace as a birthday gift to her.
Divergent action: Karen takes the necklace from her mom's room and keeps it.
Normative action: Cara tells his brother to get a job in order to buy a new TV.
Divergent action: Cara gives his brother the money that he wanted, so he can buy a TV.
Normative action: Mary is honest with Tim that the relationship isn't working out and breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Mary pretends she has cancer and makes Tim think she has died.
Normative action: Ichiro invites his friend over to play his favorite park games in his backyard.
Divergent action: Ichiro asks in mother to take him to the park every five minutes.
Normative action: Stacy asks Jill if it is OK to take Jill's bike to work today.
Divergent action: Stacy takes Jill's bike without asking and rides it to work.
Normative action: Sherman purchases his own new clock for his room.
Divergent action: Sherman takes a clock out of a family member's room without their permission, to use it in his own room.
Normative action: Mary goes to the kitchen and offers to help Gina out with the snacks.
Divergent action: Mary opens up Gina's desk drawers and looks around to see what's inside them.
Normative action: Graham tells other people at the park about the dog.
Divergent action: Graham leaves the park without telling anyone else about the dog.
Normative action: Lisa tells the guy that she is considering adopting a dog and asks for advice.
Divergent action: Lisa tells the guy that she has a dog when in fact she doesn't.
Normative action: Molly expresses her anger to her parents, and they apologize leading to her accepting the apology.
Divergent action: Molly won't empathize with her parent's reasons.
Normative action: Rory decides to study and get a degree in order to get a high paying job.
Divergent action: Rory decides to take a job with his friend despite knowing what the company does.
Normative action: Tim decides to get the contract, so he can develop his skills, gets the contract, and learns a new technique to accomplish it.
Divergent action: Tim decides to get it, so he can show others how good he is, earns the contract, and brags about it to his friend.
Normative action: Helen asks her husband to pick up Kitty instead.
Divergent action: Helen decides to let Kitty wait at school so that she can finish her project before leaving the office.
Normative action: Robert gets dressed in nice clothes and does his hair before meeting with his girlfriend for a day of fun activities.
Divergent action: Robert rushes out of the house without getting ready and meets with his girlfriend to spend the day together.
Normative action: Matt orders an inexpensive item off the menu and leaves a modest tip.
Divergent action: Matt enjoys his food, and he does not leave a tip in order to spend less money.
Normative action: Julie tells her boss that she has to pick up a friend from the airport and says that they should plan another happy hour soon.
Divergent action: Julie decides to go to the happy hour instead and texts her friend that they can find a cab after they land.
Normative action: Dave offers his advice as suggestions to the supervisor.
Divergent action: Dave goes around telling everyone what they are doing wrong.
Normative action: Maya, wanting to be a good parent, signs up for homeschooling, so she can further her education and focus on being a new mom at the same time.
Divergent action: Maya, wanting to focus on preparing to be a new mom, quits attending classes.
Normative action: Marsha holds Camden's hand through trick-or-treating and teaches him to take just one piece of candy.
Divergent action: With Camden too shy to walk door-to-door, Marsha does it for him while grabbing handfuls of candy from every bucket.
Normative action: Jan tells Wally that he can be an engineer if he works hard and applies to the right school.
Divergent action: Jan tells Wally that being an engineer requires math, and he's not good at math.
Normative action: Janice tells Shirley that she loves the oven mitt and can't wait to use it.