CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: John asks Tiger Woods how it feels to be vilified for being unfaithful to his spouse and having all the sordid information about him released.
Normative action: George decides to focus on the good and tells his mother the things he's grateful for about his father.
Divergent action: George decides to express his displeasure, kicks the headstone repeatedly, and stomps on the grave site.
Normative action: Jack goes into the hallway to laugh about the podcast he was listening too.
Divergent action: Jack laughs manically at his desk, disrupting the quiet office and annoying his coworkers.
Normative action: Maggie talks to John the problems in their relationship, and they decide to be friends.
Divergent action: Maggie blames her lack of feelings on eternal circumstances and continues dating John.
Normative action: Kevin invites his parents, and they say they disapprove of his lifestyle, so Kevin tells them he loves Paul and the wedding will go on as planned.
Divergent action: Kevin invites his parents, and they say they disapprove of his lifestyle, so Kevin apologizes to them and calls off the wedding.
Normative action: Jack approaches his neighbor civilly and asks him if he knows what is going on with the mail lately.
Divergent action: Jack spies on his neighbor and sets up cameras to try to catch him in the act.
Normative action: James attends his grandfather memorial and meets his friends the next day.
Divergent action: James skips his grandfathers memorial and goes on his trip with his friends.
Normative action: Rebecca walks with confidence down the runway striking unique poses as she walks.
Divergent action: Rebecca wears the best parts of all the outfits leaving her friends with similar runway looks.
Normative action: Tom compliments Sue on her tattoo and is respectful of her choice.
Divergent action: Tom immediately tells Sue she must remove her tattoo and that he hates it.
Normative action: Hiroki asks if his friend could lend him some in-game money.
Divergent action: Hiroki logs on to the friend's gaming account and sells some little-used items, then transfers the money to himself.
Normative action: John pays the regular park entry fee in full and enters the park.
Divergent action: John pretends to have a physical impairment in order to get a discounted entry fee.
Normative action: Rob does his best to maintain his lawn in a good condition and mows the lawn himself every Sunday.
Divergent action: Rob doesn't care for his lawn and lets it overgrow with weeds.
Normative action: Dave tells Tony to apologize right away and that he's being incredibly rude.
Divergent action: Dave tells Tony that he totally agrees that Cindy is getting quite fat and it's making her unattractive to him.
Normative action: Evelyn makes sure that all of the food she is serving is safe for her sister to eat.
Divergent action: Evelyn makes her favorite barbecue sauce that contains peanut oil thinking that her sister's peanut allergy is overblown.
Normative action: James stands beside the doorway and calls the woman walking past him babykillers.
Divergent action: James physically blocks the entrance to the clinic and pushes the patients away if they come too close.
Normative action: Nate tells Mark that they won't make it, so he asks Mark to notify the appointment that they will be late.
Divergent action: Nate speeds up to twenty miles per hour over the limit and passes the slower cars.
Normative action: Yuri tells Bo he already has plans with Helga and tells him they can hang out another time.
Divergent action: Yuri tells Helga that Bo just arrived and wants to take the road trip another time.
Normative action: David tells Steve he would be happy to answer his questions when he is fresh and alert in the morning and schedules a call.
Divergent action: David yells at Steve for calling so late and quickly slams the phone down to hang up.
Normative action: Sam nods and smiles attentively as a way of prompting Mary to continue and finish the story.
Divergent action: Sam tells Mary that her story is very boring, and he isn't interested in listening anymore.
Normative action: Paul calmy explains the reasons he thinks Will should stay in school for the time being.
Divergent action: Paul calls Will stupid and makes fun of his plan.
Normative action: Tom tells his family that, despite the mental health of his family, his job loss was his own fault.
Divergent action: Tom tells his family that the emotional problems of other family members caused him to lose his job.
Normative action: Jenny says that the money will help with some bills and takes it.
Divergent action: Jenny says that she's doing just fine and has plenty of cash, not wanting to embarrass herself.
Normative action: John soberly tells his friends what he heard about his ex.
Divergent action: John goes to a bar and laughingly tells his friends his ex has cancer, and he's glad because of what happened between them.
Normative action: Jack stops at the red light and waits patiently for it to turn green.
Divergent action: Jack speeds up as he gets close to the traffic light and goes through it when it is red.
Normative action: Mary calls her sister to sit with her mother while Mary goes out.
Divergent action: Mary goes out with her boyfriend leaving her mother at home.
Normative action: Bob decides to invent an intricate new game for the children and teaches them how to play it.
Divergent action: Bob parks the kids in front of the TV for most of the weekend and takes naps.
Normative action: Chris tells a joke that he heard from a comedy show that he watched earlier that week.
Divergent action: Chris decides to make fun of the black person and makes jokes about "darkies in the melon patch" to his friends.
Normative action: Bill asks a coworker to make the presentation for him and rushes to Patty's side.
Divergent action: Bill stays at work to make his presentation before going to the hospital.
Normative action: Elaine calls Karen to ask if it's true she cheated on her boyfriend.
Divergent action: When Elaine is in class the next day she tells the other people in her class.
Normative action: Gigi explains to people that she always takes her shoes off before entering the house, and asks them to do the same.
Divergent action: Gigi is too shy to ask people to take their shoes off before entering her house.
Normative action: John decides to cancel his night out at the movies.
Divergent action: John decides to cancel his dentist appointment and go some other time.
Normative action: Steve sees an opening in the lane and signals, waiting for the person to allow him in.
Divergent action: Steve sees an opening in the lane and veers into it before someone else can take it, cutting off another car.
Normative action: Jane decides to drive a bit further away to a metered parking spot down the road.
Divergent action: Jane parks in front of the fire hydrant and her mom's car ends up getting towed.
Normative action: Mary berates the man for acting in a rude and demeaning manner.
Divergent action: Mary slaps the man across the face with all her strength.
Normative action: Carol calls each participant ahead of the activity and asks how they feel.
Divergent action: Carol doesn't care much about other people's health and doesn't ask anyone involved in the activity how they feel.
Normative action: Sam answers the phone call while remaining seated on a bench.
Divergent action: Sam leaves his food on the bench to get up and walk around while talking on the phone.
Normative action: Zach decides to get professional help from a psychiatrist.
Divergent action: Zach decides to end the pain and jumps off of a bridge.
Normative action: John seeks marriage counseling and the couple works through their issues in a positive and constructive way.
Divergent action: John decides to file for a divorce and moves out of the house.
Normative action: Sammy stays back and helps the coworker with the presentation.
Divergent action: Sammy blows off the coworker to go to dinner with her boyfriend.
Normative action: John orders a meal for himself and allows his family to each choose their own.
Divergent action: Tom decides on a number of different dishes and orders them for everyone at the table.
Normative action: Marnie asks the staff for assistance and also follows their instruction for putting away clothes she doesn't want.
Divergent action: Marnie tries on multiple outfits and tosses them all over the floor before deciding what to buy.
Normative action: Jerry has two shots of tequila and feels nice and relaxed.
Divergent action: Jerry drinks one shot after another of tequila.
Normative action: Bob walks up to his mom and gives her an elbow bump.
Divergent action: Bob walks up to his mom and gives her a hug and a kiss on the cheek.
Normative action: Dan has a few drinks but stops when he starts to feel that he's had enough.
Divergent action: Dan has way too many alcoholic drinks, not stopping even when his friends urge him to.
Normative action: Jack offers to help Mary in any way that he can, even in small ways.
Divergent action: Jack does not perosnally help Mary, but he apologizes and wishes her well.
Normative action: Dave tells the woman  that while she's beautiful he cannot go home with her since he's promised to someone else.
Divergent action: Dave tells the woman that she is amazingly beautiful and that he would love to come home with her.
Normative action: Nancy has her son report to her twice a day to clean and re-bandage the wound.
Divergent action: Nancy instructs her son on how to care for the wound, including cleaning and re-bandaging it.
Normative action: Kathleen tells Julie whats going on in her life and how she feels.
Divergent action: Kathleen decides to keeps her feelings bottled up.
Normative action: Nathan goes to the store on the way home and picks up a copy of the game.
Divergent action: Nathan tucks the video game into his jacket right before he leaves his friend's house and takes it home without asking.
Normative action: Kelly encourages her friend to spend more time with Tyler and eventually confess her feelings.
Divergent action: Kelly tells Tyler that her friend likes him and asks if he likes her.
Normative action: Tanya makes friends with some people in her class, and they form a study group for the upcoming semester.
Divergent action: Tanya spends almost all of her time studying at the library by herself or just watching tv in her dorm.
Normative action: Stacy sits beside Jill, gives her a hug, and they discuss the breakup.
Divergent action: Stacy tells Jill to suck it up and get over it.
Normative action: Phil asks Mike and Jane what their favorite hobby is.
Divergent action: Phil asks Mike and Jane what religion they happen to be.
Normative action: Jerome informs the reports he won't be answering questions and leaves the room abruptly.
Divergent action: Jerome goes on a rant about how Jews and Zionist pigs control the publishing industry.
Normative action: Roger tells everyone to come to his house in a work-themed costume.
Divergent action: Roger tells everyone to come to his house in their favorite costume without imposing any limits.
Normative action: Bart enjoys the band and pays back Gary next payday.
Divergent action: Bart goes to see the band, but fails to pay back Gary.
Normative action: Garret replaces all the unhealthy food with fruits and vegetables, while working out daily.
Divergent action: Garret eats less, but he still enjoys sugary snacks on a daily basis.
Normative action: Bill tells Tom that the haircut looks great and that he is very handsome.
Divergent action: Bill tells Tom that his new haircut is ugly and it makes him look funny.
Normative action: Briana asks Wayne about his hobbies, then questions him about ones that he likes.
Divergent action: Briana tells Wayne that he's really bad at talking and that he needs to do better.
Normative action: Jo orders a large pizza to be delivered to her house.
Divergent action: Jo finds an expired container of yogurt in the refrigerator and decides to eat it.
Normative action: James brings with portable gaming console with him on the fishing trip.
Divergent action: James tells his father that fishing is boring, and he's staying home.
Normative action: Chris allows the boy to play the game giving him pointers on how to beat the stage.
Divergent action: Chris sticks his tongue out at the boy and laughs at his pimple.
Normative action: After reading several chapters of his favorite book, Josh cooks supper for himself and Jared.
Divergent action: Josh watches a super hero movie in the common area on a loud volume.
Normative action: Julie takes her father to a very fancy restaurant on his birthday.
Divergent action: Julie throws a surprise party for her father and everyone yells "Surprise!" when he comes home.
Normative action: Tim orders a soup with contact-less delivery.
Divergent action: Tim goes out to the store to buy some cans of soup.
Normative action: Jane advises Mary to keep watch of her weight in order to stay healthy.
Divergent action: Jane criticizes that Mary must have eaten a lot during the summer that has caused her to look obese.
Normative action: Stacey kindly asks Chloe to pass the salt.
Divergent action: Stacey looks at Chloe and rudely shouts, "hurry up and give me the salt!".
Normative action: Grace asks bobby about how he has been feeling in their relationship, and he tells her some of the problems that he has been thinking about.
Divergent action: Grace asks Bobby how he has been feeling in the relationship, and he says that everything is fine.
Normative action: Mindy calmly asks her kids about it and none of them claim to have broke it or have seen the others break it.
Divergent action: Mindy immediately assumes that the kid she's on poor terms with is the culprit.
Normative action: Jessie kindly asks Mary to stop opening her packages and threatens to move out if she continues.
Divergent action: Jessie catches Mary with one of her packages and pushes her.
Normative action: Arnold discloses his car has a major issue and adjusts the price accordingly.
Divergent action: Arnold lists his car for sale but hides the fact that it has a major mechanical issue, so he can charge a higher price.
Normative action: Frank calls Sarah while listening to relaxing music in the background.
Divergent action: Frank spends the evening playing video games.
Normative action: Dave tells Bill they won 1000 dollars and that Bill is going to get 500 dollars share.
Divergent action: Dave tells Bill they won 400 dollars and that Bill is going to get 200 dollars share.
Normative action: Joe goes to the funeral with his mother and other family members.
Divergent action: Joe sits at home looking at old photographs during the funeral service.
Normative action: Jane notices a child sitting alone and a group of kids playing together and chooses to go play with the alone child.
Divergent action: Jane notices a child sitting alone and a group of kids playing together, and she chooses to go play with the group.
Normative action: May asks one of her friends to pick up some wine on the way to her place.
Divergent action: May is running behind, and so she sends her underage son to the bodega for some wine.
Normative action: Delia calls the cops and writes a letter to the mayor explaining the ordeal.
Divergent action: Delia tells her husband about what happened, and he encourages her to stay out of it.
Normative action: Dave tells Bill to please be more careful and watch where he's going next time.
Divergent action: Dave screams at Bill to get his attention then threatens to beat up Bill  in a fit of rage.
Normative action: Joe tricks his girlfriend into walking into a men's restroom, she runs out of it embarrassed and red in the face.
Divergent action: Joe throws his girlfriend over the railing into the shallow water, laughing at the way she freaked out.
Normative action: Melissa approaches Jack with his favorite snack offering it to him in exchange for a hug.
Divergent action: Melisa uses a kitchen knife to create a superficial incision to show Jack.
Normative action: Lou checks the weather and sees that winter like conditions will arrive in the next few hours.
Divergent action: Lou decides on a whim to drive a couple of hours out to a state park in order to hike and have a picnic.
Normative action: Dave calls up a therapy clinic and asks them if he can come in to make an appointment for therapy.
Divergent action: Dave takes a knife and slits his wrists thinking that death will set him free from his darkness.
Normative action: Johnny starts dating a girl his friend has never met.
Divergent action: Johnny starts going out with the girl his friend broke up with.
Normative action: Joan explains about her wrong profile photo beforehand and puts up the correct photo.
Divergent action: Joan arranges to meet with her match but doesn't explain the issue with the photo.
Normative action: Sally has a good night at her boyfriends and insists on using protection when they have sex.
Divergent action: Sally enjoys her date night, has sex with her boyfriend leading to her having a baby 9 months later.
Normative action: Jordon places the diner's order in front of them and looks them in eye and tells he hopes they like their dishes.
Divergent action: Jordon drops an order off at a table without saying a word and rushes back to the kitchen.
Normative action: James goes hiking and fishing and cooks the fish for his dinner.
Divergent action: James goes out to restaurants and bars and orders lots of lavish food and drink.
Normative action: Bill asks his mother to make him a dog-like  costume, and he wears it to Jack's birthday.
Divergent action: Bill spends 15 minutes shopping and buys a regular T-shirt for Jack as a birthday gift.
Normative action: Lena works hard on her resume and on polishing her interview skills.
Divergent action: Lena sabotages her friend's application by secretly changing her resume.
Normative action: James buys the neighbor a delivery food gift card as a present.
Divergent action: James ignores his neighbor's struggles and orders delivery food to his own apartment.
Normative action: Marco informs the customer about the money he found and returns it.
Divergent action: Marco puts the money in his pocket rather than giving it to the customer.
Normative action: Mary freshens up with a nice shower before picking out a cute outfit for her date.
Divergent action: Mary spends the entire hour doing her makeup and hair.
Normative action: James walks into a Subway and orders a small veggie sandwich and a water.
Divergent action: James pulls throw a McDonald's drive threw and orders a super-sized Big Mac meal.
Normative action: Tommy  wrote down his toast so that he would be less nervous giving it in front of the crowd.
Divergent action: Tommy did a ton of cocaine to give him the confidence he needed to stand up and give the toast.
Normative action: Earl makes tiem for himself but has a few close friends and chats with the neighbors when he sees them.
Divergent action: Earl keeps to himself has no friends and never talks to any of his neighbors.
Normative action: Timmy asked his Dad what tadpoles tasted like.
Divergent action: Timmy reached into the water, grabbed a tadpole and took a bite out of it.
Normative action: John comments on the lived-in charm of the living room.
Divergent action: John laughs at the decor in the client's living room, pointing out all the things he will change.
Normative action: Joe calms the child down by making him laugh.
Divergent action: Joe ignores the child thinking it's not his responsibility and puts on some noise cancelling headphones.
Normative action: Jane decides to stop sulking and calls some close friends over to talk openly about her problems.
Divergent action: Jane consumes some illicit drugs to alter her state of mind for the evening in a hopes to escape from her problem.
Normative action: Jackson takes a shower, puts on deodorant, and puts on clean clothes before going to pick up his date.
Divergent action: Jackson puts on his sweaty workout clothes and goes to pick up his date.
Normative action: Joe tells his neighbor that he thinks the color of his house is very unique.
Divergent action: Joe tells his neighbor that the color is horrible and it makes his house look gross now.
Normative action: Leona expresses concerns about Daisy's health and invites her to the gym.
Divergent action: Leona tells Daisy she is too fat to ever be attractive and that she needs to lose weight if she wants to be pretty.
Normative action: James puts on his noise-canceling headphone after his friend refuses to take numerous hints about shutting up.
Divergent action: James tries to ignore the sound until he snaps and tells his friend to f*ck off.
Normative action: Sarah messages Hannah and asks her how long she's been living in her town.
Divergent action: Sarah messages Hannah telling her that her profile photo is not attractive.
Normative action: Jake goes to a club to unwind with a nice drink.
Divergent action: Jake insists that Anna should spend some time with him poking her arm several times.
Normative action: Jim allocates a few hours each day to review his notes and textbooks.
Divergent action: Jim decides to start binging a new show on Netflix.
Normative action: John uses an online dating site to find a suitable romantic partner around his own age.
Divergent action: John secretly begins dating one of his female students who is only 17 years old.
Normative action: Jim writes his essay and includes information from multiple sources, making sure to reference them.
Divergent action: Jim writes his essay and adds information directly copied and pasted from multiple sources and leaves it at that.
Normative action: Sally gets a drinkable yogurt to have while she is working to hold her off until later.
Divergent action: Sally takes a sandwich into the bathroom with her and eats it while she is in the bathroom taking a break.
Normative action: Garrett goes to the bar and orders a glass of wine.
Divergent action: Garrett goes to the bar and drinks several shots of tequila in succession.
Normative action: Unsatisfied with her work, Maci paints over the imperfections on her canvas.
Divergent action: Unsatisfied with her work, Maci discards over 40 canvases before keeping one to work on.
Normative action: Andre makes an appointment and goes to visit his family doctor.
Divergent action: Andre decides to treat his illness himself with soup and aspirin.
Normative action: Dave tells Rick that he just wants to remind him that the highest performers are eligible for a bonus at year's end.
Divergent action: Dave tells Rick that if he doesn't get his act together Dave will have no choice but to fire him.
Normative action: Jennifer brings her niece inside, and they both get a glass of water.
Divergent action: Jennifer leaves her niece to get a glass of water.
Normative action: Dave goes home and looks up Theo's name on social media, then messages him to let him know he has his wallet.
Divergent action: Dave goes home and takes the cash out of Theo's wallet before discarding it.
Normative action: Dan reads aboit tourettes and asks Bill questions about what it is like to have it.
Divergent action: Dan mocks Bill for the tics and shames him for it in front of others in order to impress them.
Normative action: Jack tells his girlfriend that he cheated and is extremely sorry.
Divergent action: Jack comes clean about his mistake to his girlfriend but doesn't apologize and says that it was worth it.
Normative action: Sally calls for help and a team comes to her house that catches the racoon and sets it free.
Divergent action: Sally gets her gun, and she shoots the raccoon after she gets in cornered in the kitchen.
Normative action: Dave tells Karen that so far Rick seems like a normal guy and that he looks to be a potential friend.
Divergent action: Dave tells Karen that Rick gave him a scumbag vibe and that he already has strong feelings of dislike for him because he thinks he's no good.
Normative action: Larry calls the police to come and look after the stranger before he continues on his way home.
Divergent action: Larry assumes the person is crazy and walks past them without acknowledging them.
Normative action: Sam borrows a calculator from his friends and gives it back once the class is over.