CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Sam borrows a calculator from his friend but doesn't return it after the test.
Normative action: Chris tells his friends his opinion of the president of the U.S. in a respectful way.
Divergent action: Chris tells his friends that he thinks that the president of the U.S. is a moron.
Normative action: Henry started looking for jobs as soon as he was fired.
Divergent action: Henry told everyone that he was dying and needed money for medical bills.
Normative action: Marie's sister convinces her to start seeing a therapist to talk through her problems.
Divergent action: Marie begins to take her sister's depression medication to try to improve her mood.
Normative action: Ralph asks his friend if they know any single girls looking for a date.
Divergent action: Ralph orders a date from a shady escort service.
Normative action: Robert remains silent and displays his athletic prowess by trying hard during the kickball game.
Divergent action: Robert loudly brags to the other kids about how he's the best athlete in the whole school.
Normative action: Mike talks about the Atari 2600 he played with back in his day.
Divergent action: Mike talks about how the toys today aren't good enough and rants.
Normative action: Tim asks his roommate to help him fix the motorcycle, so he can sell it.
Divergent action: Tim places an ad on craigslist, listing his bike as being in top condition.
Normative action: Erika decides to start going to bed sooner, so she'd be less tired.
Divergent action: Erika decides to keep watching videos on her computer to stay awake.
Normative action: Gary turns on the television and watches cartoons while he lays in bed.
Divergent action: Gary goes to the park with his friends when his parents leave the house.
Normative action: Bobby pulls over to call 911 for the person in the wreck and drives home safely after paramedics arrive.
Divergent action: Bobby sees the car wreck on the side of the road and drives right past it safely and heads home.
Normative action: Jeremy tells Lauren that he is busy and wishes her the best of luck with her move.
Divergent action: Jeremy keeps changing the subject when Lauren brings up needing help to move.
Normative action: Sammy turns around and calmly asks what he can do for June.
Divergent action: Sammy turns around and snaps, "what do you want from me now".
Normative action: Dave decides to call his  parents and beg them for a loan to get him out of trouble.
Divergent action: Dave decides to sneak into a house in a wealthy neighborhood and take some jewels he can pawn for cash.
Normative action: Ken waves to the jogger and asks her how many miles she has run today.
Divergent action: Ken yells insults towards the girl and makes fun of her weight.
Normative action: John contacts his friend to return his tools before preparing for his next project.
Divergent action: John begins a new project and continues to use his friend's tools for the new project.
Normative action: Sally asks about the bracelet and requests it for her upcoming birthday.
Divergent action: Sally takes the bracelet without asking.
Normative action: Simon drives carefully because the car belongs to his sister.
Divergent action: Simon drives less carefully than normal because the car is not his.
Normative action: Penny decides to quit drinking and go to therapy.
Divergent action: Penny continues to drink to dull the pain.
Normative action: Bobby makes himself a sandwich for his midnight snack, leaving Andy's ice cream alone.
Divergent action: Bobby makes himself a late night snack which happens to be Andy's ice cream and eats it.
Normative action: Peter turns his back to the drunk man and walks to the other side of the bar.
Divergent action: Peter punches the man in his face causing him to fall backwards on the floor.
Normative action: Manny works on a puzzle with Joey and tells him that no puzzle pieces can leave the table, and pieces must be returned to the box when they are done.
Divergent action: Manny sits down to paint with Joey without teaching him how to avoid messes and clean up after himself.
Normative action: Dave tells Max to apologize immediately and to respect the rules or live elsewhere.
Divergent action: Dave tells Max to relax and that he understands he's frustrated and that they'll take it easy on him.
Normative action: James asks his boss to switch to a part-time schedule, so he can have better work-life balance.
Divergent action: James fakes his death while hiking and flees to Costa Rica.
Normative action: James uses Joanna's name while talking about his beliefs about the importance of a traditional family .
Divergent action: James insists all calling Joanna by her old name, which clearly bothers her.
Normative action: Susan tells her boss that she's not interested in being involved with a newly married man and asks him to stop.
Divergent action: Susan asks her boss if he'd like to go somewhere more private and sleeps with him in his office.
Normative action: Lisette takes her time in the market and finds a lovely bag that suited her tastes.
Divergent action: Lisette only buys souvenirs for her friends and family back home.
Normative action: Bob stopped at Best Buy and bought his friend some nice bluetooth headphones.
Divergent action: Bob stopped at the grocery store and got his friend a card.
Normative action: Sally patiently waits for them just like she'd wait for anyone else.
Divergent action: Sally rudely tells the seniors to hurry up the entire time they're checking out.
Normative action: John accurately describes the fishing rods the store has to offer to the customer.
Divergent action: John sells a low quality fishing rod to the customer while pretending it was a top notch professional fishing rod.
Normative action: Danny suggests that they play a fun card game.
Divergent action: Danny pranks Diane in front of their friends.
Normative action: Keara replaces her unhealthy meals with salads and other healthy alternatives.
Divergent action: Keara decides not to eat breakfast or lunch to lose some weight.
Normative action: Jack asks his friend Hoffner if he can borrow a bit of money for a phone down payment from the store and then rides to pick it up.
Divergent action: Jack decides to pocket Hoffner's phone while Hoffner is in the bathroom, so that he can upgrade from his old phone.
Normative action: Donald claims to be a big fan of the entertainer and invites him to perform at a rally.
Divergent action: Donald uses the music of a popular entertainer at the rallies without the entertainer's permission.
Normative action: Rhonda tells Amy exactly how she feels and gives Amy a chance to respond.
Divergent action: Rhonda gives Amy the silent treatment and refuses to discuss the issue further.
Normative action: Sam curbs his temper but reports the late mail to the mail department.
Divergent action: Sam screams at the mail person.
Normative action: Mae attends the funeral and greets the family, telling them how much Helen meant to her.
Divergent action: Mae skips the funeral and calls the family two weeks later expressing her thoughts.
Normative action: Mandy sets an alarm, so she can get to her appointment on time.
Divergent action: Mandy neglects to set an alarm and therefore arrives late to her meeting with the professor.
Normative action: Angel orders some extra food for himself and leaves Roy's alone.
Divergent action: Angel doesn't order any food for himself but takes some of Roys because he paid for it.
Normative action: Jackson checks the car out from the safe distance.
Divergent action: As Jackson is looking at the car he breaks the window to check out the inside of the car.
Normative action: Bob rakes the leaves and throws them away in a big trash bin.
Divergent action: Bob throws the leaves over the fence for his neighbors to deal with.
Normative action: Florence asks Bobby if he could schedule more time for just the two of them.
Divergent action: Florence writes in to Bobby's job about his poor customer service resulting in Bobby losing his hours.
Normative action: Tad takes his bicycle to get to his friend's house down the street.
Divergent action: Tad takes his mother's car to his friend's house without asking.
Normative action: John asks one of his friends to continue hunting for the material in exchange for some coffee.
Divergent action: John continues playing until he gets to a stopping point.
Normative action: Jack reorganizes the fridge and throws away some of his own old food which frees up space.
Divergent action: Jack throws out some of his roommate's old leftovers to make room in the fridge.
Normative action: Sally talks to her in-laws to tell them it is important to her that she receive the money they owe her.
Divergent action: Sally calls the police to report that her in-laws owe her money to scare them and make them pay her.
Normative action: Jen exchanges contact details with the group to hang out later and returns to the hotel.
Divergent action: Jen spends hours having drinks with the people she met.
Normative action: Bobby decides to change his diet and has a breakfast of toast and some of his favorite fruit.
Divergent action: Bobby does not listen to his doctor and makes a breakfast consisting of four eggs, four pieces of bacon and two pieces of toast to eat.
Normative action: Justin plays football with his nephew and the other children at the party.
Divergent action: Justin goes to the park and plays football with his friends instead of going to the party.
Normative action: Jill has practiced a song for a while and sings it in front of the guests at the party.
Divergent action: Jill promises to make a birthday cake for Mary even though it is her first time making cake.
Normative action: Christina keeps Samantha's secret even though it would make her more popular.
Divergent action: Christina tells all the popular girls that Samantha likes the quarterback.
Normative action: Pablo waits until the assembly ends before continuing his argument with Chris.
Divergent action: Pablo continues the argument during the headmasters speech.
Normative action: Amber takes away Billy's game console and talks to him about his behavior.
Divergent action: Amber tells Billy to get into his bedroom closet and padlocks the door from the outside.
Normative action: Dave tells the hostess that he wants two hamburgers one which is for Susan.
Divergent action: Dave tells the hostess that he wants one hamburger which he'll take home to eat.
Normative action: Tony takes his wife to another room and tells her what he wanted to say in private.
Divergent action: Tony blurts out what he wanted to say to his wife in front of his children.
Normative action: Mary looks up the ingredients on the lipstick online and describes how those elements mesh together to create a good product.
Divergent action: Mary swatches the lipstick on her wrists describing how the formula feels on her hands.
Normative action: Jill compliments her roommate on the shirt and asks to borrow it for a night.
Divergent action: Jill takes the shirt and fails to return it.
Normative action: Georgina suggests the group play a party game.
Divergent action: Georgina starts talking about an affair she suspects her cousin is having.
Normative action: Alex asks Richie if he could play with the toy, and when Richie says no Alex plays with something else.
Divergent action: Alex pulls the dinosaur toy from Richie and pushes Richie down.
Normative action: Bob decides to be careful and wishes for his sports team to win.
Divergent action: Bob when going home sees that someone crashed into his car - in anger he remarks I wish I were dead.
Normative action: John returns Lucy's call, meets her to help her, and returns to see the movie another day.
Divergent action: John ignores the voicemail on his phone after listening to it, sits back down, and enjoys his film.
Normative action: Claire stands up and tells a sweet story about a time Martha really came through for her.
Divergent action: Claire stands up and tells an inappropriate story involving Martha and a previous boyfriend.
Normative action: Jenna's dad counters with the idea that she major in theater and minor in computer science.
Divergent action: Jenna's dad tells her that if she switches her major, he'll refuse to sign her FAFSA.
Normative action: Maggie pulls Josh aside and explains how his actions could seriously hurt someone.
Divergent action: Maggie assures herself that boy's get into fights like this all the time, and she tells the two boys to have fun.
Normative action: Tom brings up a similar topic later with his roommate.
Divergent action: Tom sits close to the wall, so he can continue to eavesdrop on the conversation.
Normative action: Noah answers the phone and asks them to hold a second while they wait on their customer.
Divergent action: Noah picks up the phone and sets it back on the cradle, so he can focus on the person at the counter.
Normative action: Jim waits instead of stopping and eats dinner with his girlfriend at her house.
Divergent action: Jim eats at a dine in restaurant which makes him late to see his girlfriend.
Normative action: Bob helps the driver secure the wheelchair in its proper position.
Divergent action: Bob loudly complains about the delay.
Normative action: Will gives tips to their child about the science project but lets the child do the work.
Divergent action: Will does the entire science project for their child for the child to hand in.
Normative action: Harry gets professional help with his cocaine addiction.
Divergent action: Harry ignores his cocaine addiction.
Normative action: Kim assists the blind man through the doors and lets him know that he is inspiring to Kim and her coworkers.
Divergent action: Kim assists the blind man through the doors but makes fun of his lack of sight by cracking jokes about it the entire time.
Normative action: When Ellen gives Ray the wrong directions, and he realizes they went the wrong way he tells her to look at the directions again.
Divergent action: When Ellen gives Ray the wrong directions by mistake he takes a wrong turn, so he gets mad and yells at her.
Normative action: Christie tells Chris she's been considering a job in California.
Divergent action: Christie accepts a job from California without telling Chris.
Normative action: John responds with a serious expression and offers assistance to the girl.
Divergent action: John laughs at the girl that fell over.
Normative action: Tom stops by the store before work to buy some deodorant.
Divergent action: Tom uses his roommates deodorant while getting ready.
Normative action: Jessica sets aside a portion of her paycheck every week and leaves it alone.
Divergent action: After setting aside a portion of her paycheck for weeks, Jessica spends it all on a shopping spree.
Normative action: Dave tells Frank that he'll be over in a few minutes, and he can take a look at the file for him.
Divergent action: Dave tells Frank that he's quite busy right now and that Frank should already know how to do the job anyway.
Normative action: John works with Ian on the project, and they both contribute to it equally.
Divergent action: John ignores all of Ian's suggestions and does the project on his own.
Normative action: Joe simply takes a different route to work to avoid the accident.
Divergent action: Joe calls to work and tells them about the accident on the highway.
Normative action: Colin picked Derek up and allowed him to use the phone at his house to call a tow truck.
Divergent action: Colin laughed at Derek and waved as he continued on his way to his house.
Normative action: Charles asks another student if they want to share math problem solutions with each other.
Divergent action: Charles tells another student how his math problem solution is always right, and they're probably wrong.
Normative action: Owen finds out who the owners of the dog are and tells them what is happening.
Divergent action: Owen shoots the dog and throws the dead body into the river.
Normative action: Chad leads Mark upstairs into his room telling him to rest in bed until he feels better.
Divergent action: Chad tells Mark that he's no longer welcome at the party, and pushes him out of the door.
Normative action: Brendan asks his boos if there are options to get the time off.
Divergent action: Brendan calls out of work stating that he is sick with a stomach bug.
Normative action: Jack goes to Kate's room and sees that Kate is studying for her exam.
Divergent action: Jack climbs up to the window of Kate's room and peeks inside.
Normative action: Laura calls her neighbor and asks them to stop her son.
Divergent action: Laura chases after her son grabbing the wallet.
Normative action: Phil tips the waiter for his service.
Divergent action: Phil decides to skip the tip.
Normative action: Greg orders less drinks than usual and pays for both their tabs.
Divergent action: Greg lets his friend pay for the drinks again.
Normative action: Jill goes to a dedicated racing circuit to test-drive her car.
Divergent action: While on the highway, Jill pushes her car to its top speed, way past the speed limit of the area.
Normative action: Greg emphasizes his good qualities on his profiles.
Divergent action: Greg pretends to be a doctor in an effort to impress girls.
Normative action: Dave points out to the man that he notices his accent and asks him what part of the world he comes from.
Divergent action: John tells the waiter that he's hard to understand tells him he should learn to speak better English.
Normative action: Jake owns up to his procrastination but promises to work overtime that week in order to finish on time.
Divergent action: Jake claims his PC crashed and wiped out all the project data he had.
Normative action: Hannah switches the contents of the cereal boxes.
Divergent action: Hannah hides her husbands car keys from him as a joke.
Normative action: James breaks up with his girlfriend permanently and endures some loneliness while trying to find a new one.
Divergent action: James constantly breaks up with his girlfriend then makes up a few weeks later.
Normative action: Suzy agrees to play something else that they both like.
Divergent action: Suzy persuades Lilly to play baseball without considering what Lilly might want to play.
Normative action: John talks to his manager about his stress and his manager reduces John's workload.
Divergent action: John becomes abusive and pushes a chair towards Jill.
Normative action: Hank tells Tom that he's making a public scene and that it's rude to yell when you talk.
Divergent action: Hank pulls out his pistol and points it at Tom telling him to back off, or he'll shoot him.
Normative action: Ash gets the VIN number off a car he likes and runs it through a car history website.
Divergent action: Ash gives in to the hard push of a salesperson and buys a car that is supposed to be a real jewel according to the sales pitch.
Normative action: Stan coordinates with Joe to lower the couch gently.
Divergent action: Stan lets go of the couch without warning Joe first.
Normative action: Josh continues to sit outside Penelope's house until she walks out the door a few minutes later.
Divergent action: Josh shrugs his shoulders and drives away to work after sitting around a moment.
Normative action: James looks around to try to find the mother possum.
Divergent action: James takes the baby possum home with him and tries to raise it as a pet.
Normative action: Amy started talking to Carla about the birds they saw in the park.
Divergent action: Amy started talking to Carla about one of their other friends.
Normative action: Josh invites his friends over to his house for a movie night.
Divergent action: Josh spends the evening playing solitaire on the computer.
Normative action: Jenna lets her boyfriend go comfort his friend while she takes a nap.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her boyfriend that if he goes to talk to his friend then he's abandoning her.
Normative action: Bob contacts Sue frequently and shares his excitement about reaching a milestone for his online character.
Divergent action: Bob pretty much ignores Sue and spends most of his free time gaming.
Normative action: Sara goes to the electric company's website and pays the bill using her own debit card.
Divergent action: Sara messages her mother to take care of the bill since her mother always did that in the past.
Normative action: Tim convinces his friends to go skateboarding after school instead.
Divergent action: Tim skips class and goes out skateboarding with his friends.
Normative action: Tom buys a small car with low payments.
Divergent action: Tom goes heavily in debt to buy a new Corvette.
Normative action: Jeff has a meeting with his coworker during which he gives him helpful pointers about how to complete tasks quickly.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to finalize one of his coworker's projects.
Normative action: Joe helps Brian, and they get the move done quickly.
Divergent action: Joe blows off Brian and takes a long nap, ignoring Brian's calls and texts.
Normative action: James realizes he should be autonomous and saves enough money by spending less.
Divergent action: James thinks his parents should help him financially and tells them so.
Normative action: Lester focuses on his very non-sexy work and puts the fantasy out of his mind.
Divergent action: Lester gives into his thoughts and starts masturbating at his desk.
Normative action: Mary decides to make a bit of a change to her initial idea and agrees with her husband on a deep yellow.
Divergent action: Mary insists that they must paint the living room a pale yellow.
Normative action: Cody asked his boss if he could have the rest of the day off.
Divergent action: Cody ran into a steel beam on purpose in order to get out of work.
Normative action: Sasha asks Hannah questions about her life.
Divergent action: Sasha looks through Hannah's computer reading her files.
Normative action: Connie called an old boyfriend to come over for sex.
Divergent action: Connie went up to her son's room and had sex with him.
Normative action: John decides to find ways to differentiate his business from the new competitor and find a solid niche in the marketplace.
Divergent action: John is privy to information that will shut down his new competitor and uses it to do so.
Normative action: An uncle of kurt's has a garage house that he lets Kurt use until he is on his feet.
Divergent action: Kurt's family ignores the request telling him that it is hsi responsibility to find his own place.
Normative action: Patty makes sure to spend time playing in the park with her puppy everyday.
Divergent action: Patty rarely has time to do more than take her puppy out to poop when she gets home.
Normative action: John speaks to the coach about his problems with the team captain to ask the coach to intervene.
Divergent action: John starts making fun of the team captain and getting other teammates to do the same.
Normative action: John finds out that his friend is getting married and acts excited and congratulates his friend despite feeling a tad jealous inside.
Divergent action: John finds out that his friend is getting married but doesn't show any outward emotions because he is jealous of his friend.
Normative action: Josh gets to safety and calls the police.
Divergent action: Josh is too scared to get involved, so he runs away.
Normative action: Tyson accepts his friends' offer and goes to the hockey rink to play with his friends.
Divergent action: Tyson declines his friends' offer to play hockey and instead stays home and plays video games.
Normative action: Ben puts his and Carol's plates on the table, so they can eat.
Divergent action: Ben eats his dinner without offering anything for Carol to eat.
Normative action: Josh is careful about what he posts online to paint his family members in a good light.
Divergent action: Josh posts a lot of really mean and untrue things about his family being assholes and Nazis.
Normative action: Sara orders a lower priced meal and a water to save money.
Divergent action: Sara decides to stiff the server on the tip in order to save money there.
Normative action: Robert has a front row seats and always says supporting things ot the team.
Divergent action: Roberts sneaks out to courtside and tries to trip an opposing player.
Normative action: Tom apologizes to the homeless person and tells him he cannot spare any money.