CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Bastian enjoys being out in nature and forgets all about his big test.
Normative action: Matt takes one plate worth of his favorite foods from the buffet.
Divergent action: Matt takes several large plates worth of food from the buffet before sitting down to eat.
Normative action: Peter asks for the presentation to be delayed by a few days, so he can be with his wife for the birth of their baby.
Divergent action: Peter goes to work to give the presentation while his wife gives birth to their child.
Normative action: Steve has a friendly chat with his neighbors about some of their mutual interests, and listens more than he talks.
Divergent action: Steve gives his neighbors way too much information about a medical procedure he had done recently.
Normative action: Tom decides to prepare by throwing away his food and walking out of the store before closing.
Divergent action: Tom prepares by hiding in an unoccupied area of the coffee shop, so he can leave the shop late.
Normative action: Jim decides to be honest about who he is and laughs and parties with people.
Divergent action: Jim pretends to be a hard worker and a serious guy who never shirk his duties.
Normative action: Rebecca cancels the birthday party and just invites her best friend to her home to celebrate her birthday.
Divergent action: Rebecca maintains a bad mood during the party.
Normative action: Adam talks about all the sacrifices soldiers have made for the country and honors them with a monument.
Divergent action: Adam never mentions the sacrifices made by his soldiers and simply focuses on his own agendas.
Normative action: Gavin decides to wait for the car to move out of the way and then drive down to his garage.
Divergent action: Gavin drives on his neighbors yard to get to the garage, ruining his neighbors yard.
Normative action: Charlie puts on a clean pair of underwear from the drawer in his dresser.
Divergent action: Charlie puts on the same underwear that he wore for two nights in a row.
Normative action: Carl borrows a few dollars from a friend and uses it to buy a sandwich to eat.
Divergent action: Carl digs through a trash can and finds a couple half eaten pizza slices which he proceeds to eat for lunch.
Normative action: Ron keeps panning for gold and finds a nice bit to take home.
Divergent action: When Jamie back is turned Ron takes some of her gold.
Normative action: Clint encourages his neighbors to mow their lawn more regularly and gets them excited about being part of a neighborhood effort.
Divergent action: Clint brusquely tells his neighbors to mow their lawn and keeps at it until they do it.
Normative action: Edna stops at the store and has to take her children in with her.
Divergent action: Edna stops by her parents and tells the kids to play there for a bit while she runs to the store.
Normative action: Amanda helps Lois pick up her groceries, and they both ride the elevator up to their floor.
Divergent action: Amanda avoids Lois and the fallen groceries that are blocking access to the elevator and instead takes the stairs to get to her apartment.
Normative action: Tyler takes a break, goes out to the privacy of his car, and screams, cries, and pounds on the steering wheel.
Divergent action: Tyler breaks down and begins screaming and crying in his cubicle.
Normative action: Wayne takes his empty plate and rinses it quickly before putting it in the dishwasher.
Divergent action: Wayne takes his empty plate and puts it on the kitchen counter and leaves to go watch TV.
Normative action: Zach chooses to talk about healthy eating and how it improves work.
Divergent action: Zach chooses to talk about finding your true self.
Normative action: Kyle takes the jury summons and puts it on his office desk at home to take with him when he reports for jury duty.
Divergent action: Kyle takes the jury summons and tosses it in the garbage since he has no intention of responding to it.
Normative action: Frank tells Mike that he's had enough and that if Mike wants a ride he can either pay him a couple hundred bucks or take a bus.
Divergent action: Frank tells Mike that it's no problem as usual and that he'd be glad to drop him off wherever he wants.
Normative action: Bartholomew asks Sarah to do some maintenance work in exchange for reduced rent.
Divergent action: Bartholomew seizes half of Sarah's paycheck and kicks them out of the apartment complex.
Normative action: Tim decides to leave his car near the bar for the night and calls a taxi to take him home.
Divergent action: Tim gets into his car and drives to his house.
Normative action: Andrea talks to Wanda about her concerns and refers her to a therapist.
Divergent action: Andrea calls the police and tells them Wanda is in possession of drugs.
Normative action: Mike buys some cookies and gives some to his students as a reward.
Divergent action: Mike rewards his class with entertaining math problems.
Normative action: John stays up late working hard on his marketing proposal to ensure it is high quality.
Divergent action: John finds Pete's submission and tears it into tiny pieces so that his boss will not get it.
Normative action: Susan tells Lou that it's a gorgeous one of a kind jacket and that she'll love wearing it.
Divergent action: Susan tells Lou that the jacket is gaudy and hideous, and she wonders why he'd think she would like it.
Normative action: Mack goes to his brother's house for a week visit, where they visit places together and have a great time.
Divergent action: Mack surprises his brother with a visit and stays for a month.
Normative action: Baxter turns on an episode of his favorite television show while he does his taxes.
Divergent action: Baxter takes a long nap followed by several rounds of his favorite video game.
Normative action: Bill thanks his therapist for her service and begins using a different one going forward.
Divergent action: Bill confesses his feelings to his therapist, and they begin a secret romantic relationship.
Normative action: Charlie sees a therapist about the nightmares, who teaches him that dreams don't affect us.
Divergent action: Charlie refuses to sleep so that he doesn't have dreams or nightmares to worry about.
Normative action: Jacky makes a joke about her dog being unable to chew on things left in Andrew's room.
Divergent action: Jacky scolds her dog and agrees to keep her dog in a kennel while she's not in the room.
Normative action: Kramer shows Harry how to get into the PC, Harry fails to understand, so Kramer explains it in simpler terms.
Divergent action: Kramer shows Harry how to get into the PC, but when Harry fails to understand, he is mocked.
Normative action: Joe says that the two other customers need to lay off and calm down as it's the chef that made it, not the waitress.
Divergent action: Joe says that he agrees with the other two customers, that the food is indeed unseasoned and bland.
Normative action: Julie tells her son that he must go to the dentist even though he doesn't want to, and they drive there.
Divergent action: Julie tells her son that they are driving to get ice-cream but actually takes him to the dentist's office.
Normative action: Ron calls his boss and explains that he accidenatlly overslept and will be there soon.
Divergent action: Ron gets on the highway and goes 10 miles an hour above the speed limit to get to work on time.
Normative action: Cindy walks over to the parents and asks to pick up the baby.
Divergent action: Cindy just walks over to the baby and picks it up.
Normative action: Baldwin orders a cooling fruit smoothie from the pop up food cart for himself and his friends.
Divergent action: Baldwin drinks eight cans of beer.
Normative action: Karen comes out publicly with her story of abuse from the man and joins in the charges.
Divergent action: Karen sends an encouraging, anonymous letter to the other abused woman.
Normative action: Barry invites Kasey to help select the movies for the marathon.
Divergent action: Barry adds one of the later saw movies into the marathon.
Normative action: Aaron had a beer when he took Hanna to her favorite steakhouse in town.
Divergent action: Aaron went with his friends to a bar after work and had a beer.
Normative action: Alexandra slips out as quietly as possible during a pause in the lecture.
Divergent action: Alexandra abruptly stands up, loudly exits the room and lets the door slam behind her.
Normative action: Rebecca asks her friends if they want to see a movie.
Divergent action: Rebecca spends her time playing her favorite game on her mobile phone.
Normative action: Micah tells Emily that they should join the cooking contest as a team.
Divergent action: Micah tells Emily the wrong ingredients for the pie.
Normative action: Greg contacts a family member and asks for a short-term loan to cover the party costs temporarily.
Divergent action: Greg gets everyone's attention and announces that everyone needs to pay $20 to cover the costs of the party.
Normative action: Bevin tells a story from his girlfriend's new book.
Divergent action: Bevin laughs at his girlfriend and makes a joke about her speech problems.
Normative action: Jenny takes the cat and looks at the collar and sees a phone number, which she calls and tells the people to get their cat.
Divergent action: Jenny takes the cat and walks it over to the nearest yard and drops it into the enclosed, fenced off yard to keep it off the street.
Normative action: Jenny puts on rainboots, walks through the running water, and grabs the cat.
Divergent action: Jenny calls out to the cat and says, "I love you," then goes inside out of the rain.
Normative action: Tamlin waters and weeds the plants in her flowerbed, and the roses grow strong and beautiful.
Divergent action: Tamlin forgets to water the flower bed, and the plants droop and look sickly.
Normative action: Erin signs her daughter Rihanna up for a gun safety class prior to giving her a gun.
Divergent action: Erin gives her daughter Rihanna a loaded pistol for her birthday and tells her to learn how to shoot it by watching a youtube video.
Normative action: Terri decides to take her children and her friend's children on a field trip.
Divergent action: Terri decides to take her kids on a field trip without inviting her friend's children.
Normative action: Bill only buys two action figures at the toy store.
Divergent action: Bill spends his entire paycheck at the toy store.
Normative action: Sarah makes up a story, drawing from a bunch of fantasy books she's read for inspiration.
Divergent action: Sarah decides to tell the kids a story about what she did 20 years ago that she's told them numerous times already.
Normative action: Sharon invites all of her classmates to the party, including Jenna.
Divergent action: Sharon sends out invites to everyone except Jenna because she thinks Jenna will make the party awkward.
Normative action: Matthew vents his feelings to his friend to help clear his head.
Divergent action: Matthew scrambles every single word in his thank you message including his mother's name.
Normative action: Yolanda talks to Tracy directly about her dog barking every morning.
Divergent action: Yolanda complained Tracy's dog to her other neighbor, who later tells Tracy about the complaint.
Normative action: Lorne accepts to house his friend and his wife and asks them to put all their stuff in one room while they're visiting.
Divergent action: Lorne turns down his old friend because he doesn't want to end up with a mess of suitcases and clothes in his house.
Normative action: Chad shuts the sprinklers off on his lawn for the remainder of the summer.
Divergent action: Chad goes over a week without taking a shower in order to conserve water.
Normative action: Dan decides to pick the most qualified person, which is one of the black men.
Divergent action: Dan decides to pick his white friend for this job, ignoring the credentials of the black applicants.
Normative action: Connor decides to leave his coworker's leftovers alone and orders in some food instead.
Divergent action: Connor eats his coworker's leftovers without asking first.
Normative action: Maggie goes to the concert and ignores any guy that tries to flirt with her.
Divergent action: Maggie goes to the concert and ends up making out with a guy after a few drinks.
Normative action: Kent goes to a public meeting about the taxes, acknowledges that education is important, and asks if they can reduce taxes elsewhere.
Divergent action: Kent goes to a public meeting about the taxes and vigorously protests them.
Normative action: Ralph puts water wings on his daughter and goes into the lake with her.
Divergent action: Ralph sits by his cousins on a lawn chair and tells his daughter to go swimming with the other kids.
Normative action: Bane buys a hot dog from the nearby food cart as he chants his husband's name.
Divergent action: Bane leaves the stadium to get fast food which results in him missing the rest of his husband's game.
Normative action: Hank decides to get Bobby a tutor for school and make him study.
Divergent action: Hank locks Bobby in his room until his grades improve.
Normative action: Ricky decides to leave shortly after seven, so he can arrive at seven thirty for the party.
Divergent action: Ricky decides that he'll leave right after breakfast at around nine thirty AM and get there by ten.
Normative action: Jack leaves for a few minutes to let things cool down, but comes back and doesn't abandon her.
Divergent action: Jack leaves, and never ever comes back to the house where Jessica was, abandoning her.
Normative action: Blanche invites her friends to the bar with her.
Divergent action: Blanche spends her weekend playing video games.
Normative action: Janet calls Dan and tells him that she will be a little late, then she continues shopping.
Divergent action: Janet keeps shopping and doesn't let Dan know she'll be late.
Normative action: Craig is mindful of how much he can eat at the buffet and takes only the amount he knows he can finish.
Divergent action: Craig repeatedly loads his plate with food at the buffet, but then he's too full to finish it all, so he throws the rest out.
Normative action: Tommy starts looking for strange quotes among the headstones and reads them to his friends.
Divergent action: Tommy starts kicking over flowers and wreaths and draws silly faces on the headstones.
Normative action: Sara interviews numerous candidates, checks their references and makes sure they have CPR training.
Divergent action: Sara puts an ad in the paper for a babysitter and hires the first one she interviews, that doesn't have experience.
Normative action: Sean tells Kevin about what he did and leaves an apology note for Kevin's parents before heading home.
Divergent action: Sean doesn't tell Kevin about what he did then heads home.
Normative action: Ed shares about his love for raising chickens, a strange hobby for a man, and shows photos.
Divergent action: Ed shares the fact that he's committed several crimes and yet was never caught.
Normative action: Dwight goes to Bruno's food bowl and fills it with dog food before calling him over.
Divergent action: Dwight takes Bruno by the collar and leads him down into the basement where he closes him in, so he can't hear him.
Normative action: Luke takes all of the stuff on the floor in his room and dumps it into a large box.
Divergent action: Luke tells his parents that they should clean his room because he's their responsibility.
Normative action: Finn and Reed go to the residence hall administrator and request to be put in different rooms.
Divergent action: Finn stops cleaning his side of the room and behaves strangely towards Reed in order to drive Reed out of the room.
Normative action: Jim invites a handful of his closest friends.
Divergent action: Jim invites every person he considers a friend from work, hobbies, and childhood.
Normative action: Beatrice orders food for her family from uber eats.
Divergent action: Beatrice pretends to be healthy, and she helps her mother out in the kitchen.
Normative action: Vivian agrees to go to dinner with Maisy.
Divergent action: Vivian decides to work overtime and turns down Maisy's invitation.
Normative action: James takes a few walks around the building to clear his head.
Divergent action: James decides that everything is better with alcohol, so he drinks a few beers while on break.
Normative action: Ray finds a detour, gets off of the highway, and takes the detour.
Divergent action: Ray quickly weaves between cars and makes efforts to improve his time.
Normative action: Bill runs to his cousin but stops 6 feet away from him and tells him how great it is to see him.
Divergent action: Bill happily runs to his cousin and without asking, hugs him.
Normative action: Charlene joins the chatting and shifts the topic by inviting both Nancy and Grace to lunch.
Divergent action: Charlene stays in the pantry as if she is still making her coffee in order to hear more about the family affairs of both Nancy and Grace.
Normative action: David watches his favorite movie with his girlfriend until they both feel sleepy and go to bed.
Divergent action: David has sex with his girlfriend without using a condom.
Normative action: Mary asks which bathroom Jake is going into directly instead of asking about gender, and Jake tells her.
Divergent action: Mary asks Jake what his gender is to determine which bathroom they will enter, and Jake says which one.
Normative action: Bill watches the customer's things until they return then leaves the coffee shop.
Divergent action: Bill takes the money from the purse then quickly leaves the coffee shop.
Normative action: Greg steps outside onto the back porch to have a smoke.
Divergent action: Greg lights up and begins to smoke a cigarette in the living room.
Normative action: Dorian gives Jasmine 60 days to move out.
Divergent action: Dorian evicts Jasmine without warning.
Normative action: Cody informs the birthday hosts before hand that he cannot make it and apologizes.
Divergent action: Cody tells the birthday hosts he cannot come the day of the party.
Normative action: Danny talks about his problems with the other patients and asks advice from the other nurses.
Divergent action: Danny gossips about his patients with the other nurses and nursing assistants during his break.
Normative action: After the party, Jason calls his girlfriend and asks her if she wants to go to the movies.
Divergent action: Jason asks one of the young girls at the party if she wants to go to the movies with him.
Normative action: Steve waits until lunch time and goes to his car to take a nap.
Divergent action: Steve gets down under his desk and takes a nap during work hours.
Normative action: Kent offers to let Edgar take charge and promises to help in any way possible.
Divergent action: Kent volunteers to be in charge of the project to prove himself to Edgar.
Normative action: Barry tells Billy that he's not going to get an allowance for a month to simulate how people with bad grades eventually fare in life.
Divergent action: Barry tells Billy he's not allowed to leave the house for any reason for the whole entire summer.
Normative action: Dave suggests writing funny messages on Tom's car windows.
Divergent action: Dave suggests pouring some cooking oil into Tom's gas tank, then placing a funny note telling Tom about the "fill-up".
Normative action: David tells Thomas that he knows computer languages, and he'd be glad to tutor him through it.
Divergent action: David tells Thomas that he'll get it eventually he just needs to do more research.
Normative action: Alice messages her best friends what happened and tells them that she wants to be alone for a while.
Divergent action: Alice ignores for months all the calls from her best friends who are wondering what happened.
Normative action: Bailey asks her friends to live stream their adventures in the haunted house.
Divergent action: Bailey leaves her brother at home to hang out with her friends.
Normative action: Once he finishes packing, bill moves the pizza boxes from the recycling to the trash, and rinses off the plastic cups before recycling them.
Divergent action: Bill ignores the incorrectly disposed boxes and cups, and continues with his packing.
Normative action: Walter starts walking at a faster pace in order to make it to work on time.
Divergent action: Walter takes the bicycle and rides it the rest of the way to work.
Normative action: Bob asks the stranger about what he does for work.
Divergent action: Bob asks the stranger about his personal love life.
Normative action: Steve hunts for a potential wife and dates a nice lady.
Divergent action: Steve goes to see a prostitute for comfort, as they are always available.
Normative action: Travis tells Larry a couple of places that are currently hiring.
Divergent action: Travis tells Larry that he needs to go out and get a job to pay his bills and stop being lazy.
Normative action: Cindy tries to make up and start a positive relationship with her daughter to avoid fighting.
Divergent action: Cindy refuses to talk to her daughter any longer, so she doesn't have another fight.
Normative action: Tim gives up the spot to the older gentleman and parks further away.
Divergent action: Tim parks in the space nearest the store, leaving the older gentleman to find another spot.
Normative action: Jim listens to the rules of Don and Cheryl and is respecful of their requests.
Divergent action: Jim has company over late and drinks nightly despite requests from Cheryl and Don to not do both.
Normative action: Robert asks his friends to introduce him to some women who might be interested.
Divergent action: Robert starts dating and sleeping with one of his students who he gets along with.
Normative action: Jess discloses her gender in an Instagram post that explains why she waited so long.
Divergent action: Jess's gender is leaked online before she is able to disclose it on her own.
Normative action: Timmy compromises with Suzy by letting her play with the toy for a few minutes.
Divergent action: Timmy grabs the toy and tells Suzy he hates her for trying to take it.
Normative action: Janet tells Brad that this seems serious and that she will set up an appointment with a child psychologist.
Divergent action: Janet tells Brad that we all feel low sometimes but that he'll cheer up soon and everything will be OK.
Normative action: Josh tells his friend that he doesn't care about gender and that they should've just told him.
Divergent action: Josh tells his friend that he doesn't want to be seen around anyone who's transgender.
Normative action: Mark gets out a tissue that he brought with him and proceeds to sneeze into it.
Divergent action: Mark sneezes without covering his mouth while on the plane.
Normative action: Bela tells an employee that has numerous violations that they're being released.
Divergent action: Bela notices numerous violations on an employee's record but decides to keep them.
Normative action: Cal says his friend will do better next shot.
Divergent action: Cal says the shot was one of the biggest misses he's seen.
Normative action: Frank keeps an eye on the drawer and pulls money out of his wallet to give to the bartender when he returns.
Divergent action: Frank reaches over the bar and snatches some money from the register.
Normative action: Jeffrey talks to his roommate about being quieter when he comes home.
Divergent action: Jeffrey puts the bolt on the door so his roommate cannot get into the apartment late at night.
Normative action: Joe asks Lisa about the things she likes to do before asking her out.
Divergent action: Joe ignores what Lisa is doing and talks about himself, then asks her out.
Normative action: Roger thanks the person for bringing the wallet and saves it for when the rightful owner returns.
Divergent action: Roger accuses the black person of stealing the wallet and calls the police.
Normative action: Steve says the older employees are the foundation of the company and gives them awards.
Divergent action: Steve says the young employees are the future and the older employees are the past.
Normative action: Jack asks how he can support Melissa.
Divergent action: Jack asks if Melissa was wearing a revealing outfit.
Normative action: Alan expresses emotion through his face while talking to his subordinates about their interests.