CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Tom tells the homeless person to get a job and brushes him off.
Normative action: Dan reads the email and applies to the rival firm.
Divergent action: Dan ignores an email which says a job is available at a rival firm.
Normative action: Maria looks at the clock and decides to give the entire class a ten minute break.
Divergent action: Maria reminds the student that leaving the classroom will result in them failing the exam.
Normative action: Sandy vents to her employee about her problems with her husband.
Divergent action: Sandy pushes the files out of her employee's hands demanding that she pink up the papers on the floor.
Normative action: John fortifies his home against a hurricane.
Divergent action: John decides preparing for a hurricane is not worth his time and money.
Normative action: Chris offers to get Janice some water while saying something nice about her husband.
Divergent action: Chris returns Janice's advances.
Normative action: Bill smiles at the clerk and says, "I understand you're very busy, I can relate to how you're feeling".
Divergent action: Bill thinks the clerk is too slow and makes snide comments out loud.
Normative action: Darren knocks on Robs door and is told everything is fine, and Darren doesn't believe him, so he calls animal control who take the dog from Rob.
Divergent action: Darren knocks on Robs door and is told everything is fine, and Darren doesn't believe him, but still chooses to do nothing.
Normative action: Chris helps his mother do chores around the house for some extra cash.
Divergent action: Chris removes twenty dollars from his mother's wallet to pay for the movie.
Normative action: Gabi pays attention to her work, doing it correctly and carefully.
Divergent action: Gabi speeds through her work, not bothering to check for accuracy and making several mistakes.
Normative action: John offers a portion of his lunch to his classmate.
Divergent action: John ignores his classmate and finishes his lunch.
Normative action: Josh compliments Marie, and invites Marie to hang out with his attractive single friends later that night.
Divergent action: Josh returns Marie's advances leading into an intense erotic experience.
Normative action: Dave tells Jim that he'd be glad to lend it to him, and he can come pick it up.
Divergent action: Dave tells Jim that he's not comfortable having his lawn mower  leave his home as it's expensive.
Normative action: Sarah visits her grandmother in the nursing home, and they talk about her grandmother's childhood.
Divergent action: Sarah calls up a friend and goes out with them for coffee.
Normative action: Paul comforts Betty and helps her get through her grief over time.
Divergent action: Paul drags Betty to the movies, but she cries the whole time and is miserable.
Normative action: Jane goes to her teachers for help and cries and screams about her situation at home.
Divergent action: Jane begins to harm small animals in the neighborhood as a way to act out her pain and feel better.
Normative action: Tom uses some money he has saved up from mowing laws to buy himself an ice cream cone.
Divergent action: Tom takes money from his mom's purse and buys several ice cream treats for himself.
Normative action: Jed posts a listing on social media for others to adopt his dog if they're interested.
Divergent action: Jed drives to the middle of nowhere and leaves his dog in the woods.
Normative action: Ron uses some spare money to pay Tim's share of the rent for the upcoming month.
Divergent action: Ron kicks Tim out of their apartment to find a new roommate who has plenty of money for rent.
Normative action: Mary picks up the purse and gives it to the bar manager to find the owner, then drives home.
Divergent action: Mary picks up the purse and takes it home with her.
Normative action: James buys a bag of chips from the vending machine in the school hallway.
Divergent action: James makes the ten-minute walk to a Starbucks near campus and arrives to class after the bell rings.
Normative action: Victor hires the more qualified female over the male because he wants the best person for the job, and to promote diversity in the workplace.
Divergent action: Victor, being a man, hires the male candidate over the more qualified female candidate.
Normative action: Tanya asks a boy that sits behind her in English to go with her to the prom.
Divergent action: Tanya asks her friend's boyfriend to go to the prom with her.
Normative action: Jenna tells her sister that she has some beautiful head scarves she can borrow.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her sister that her hair's so short she looks ready to enlist in the military.
Normative action: Jane walks down the hall to her friend's room and knocks on the door, calling out her friend's name.
Divergent action: Jane walks down the hall to her friend's room and opens the door to see what they are doing.
Normative action: Carl declines invitations to hang out with Jane when Mack is invited too.
Divergent action: Carl tells Jane that Mack did horrible things to get her to stop being friends with Mack.
Normative action: Alice takes the kids out of the car and has them involved in the shopping.
Divergent action: Alice left her children in the hot car.
Normative action: Chris puts his pocket change into the man's jar and wishes him well.
Divergent action: Chris tells the homeless person to get a job, and is overheard by one of his coworkers approaching the workplace.
Normative action: Craig tells his family his heart belongs to Maria, and he chooses to be with her.
Divergent action: Craig thinks about what his family wants and chooses to be with Stephanie.
Normative action: Bob rushes over across the city to help out Steve.
Divergent action: Bob brushes him off and hangs up the phone, he isn't dealing with Steve.
Normative action: Bill types a nice message and offers his condolences to the politican.
Divergent action: Bill comments on how happy he is that the politician will soon die.
Normative action: Troy walks around the dead animal making sure to stay away from it.
Divergent action: Troy walks over the dead animal, stepping on it when he crosses it.
Normative action: Despite not feeling his best, Joe eats a healthy breakfast, takes some aspirin and heads into work.
Divergent action: Joe calls in sick to work, so he can stay home and take care of his hangover.
Normative action: Charlie tells Frank that he can't talk about his wife that way unless he want's to rumble.
Divergent action: Charlie tells Frank that it's true, Karen is fat and could stand to lose some weight.
Normative action: John keeps his personal life out of the workplace and tries to stay busy at work so the day goes by faster.
Divergent action: John avoids people all day at work because of his sour mood about his personal life hoping it'll make the day easier for him.
Normative action: Megan apologizes to Darren for burping and says it was an accident.
Divergent action: Megan doesn't acknowledge her burp and distracts herself and Darren by talking about her hobbies.
Normative action: Tim waves his arm until his friend notices the movement and recognizes Tim.
Divergent action: Tim yells loudly so that his friend notices him across the street.
Normative action: John attempts to immerse himself in the local culture and learn about their customs.
Divergent action: John shows no interest in learning local customs and goes about his business as he pleases.
Normative action: Dan sits down with his kids, gently tells them that he's very tired and asks them to go play in the yard for an hour while he takes a nap.
Divergent action: Dan comes back home one evening and gets so angry at his kids for being noisy that he hits them.
Normative action: Mary orders groceries from a delivery service she finds on the internet.
Divergent action: Mary goes to the grocery store and coughs and sneezes all over the cashier.
Normative action: Laura tells her listeners ways they can make changes in their life that can help the environment.
Divergent action: Laura tells her listeners that peaceful action is no longer viable and to take arms against those who would harm the planet.
Normative action: Rover takes Max on the walk with him around the nieghborhood.
Divergent action: Rover takes the walk by himself and leaves Max at home.
Normative action: Josh lists a number of conditions his daughter's boyfriend must meet to stay on good terms.
Divergent action: Josh grabs his daughter's boyfriend by the collar and threatens to beat him.
Normative action: Jack sets up an inflatable pool and swims in the pool with his friends.
Divergent action: Jack tosses a ball around with his friends, and he accidentally hit a window of his neighbor.
Normative action: Joey meets his friends at the bar after the meeting in the office.
Divergent action: Joey skips the office meeting and meets his friends in the bar instead.
Normative action: Cliff tells Cathy the truth about drinking so much and explains he's been stressed lately.
Divergent action: Cliff, being ashamed of his alcohol problem tells Cathy he's been watching the band play at the bar.
Normative action: Morgan looks up Jim's address and calls the police to report where he lives.
Divergent action: Morgan looks up Jim's address and finds him and then proceeds to beat him up as payback.
Normative action: Lucas calls his boss and tells him he won't go to the office today because he doesn't want anyone in the office to catch his bug.
Divergent action: Lucas goes to the office and doesn't mention feeling sick.
Normative action: Roy makes a logical statement and when the contention rises he suggests they agree to disagree.
Divergent action: Roy presents his case and then proceeds to fight with his friend over the topic.
Normative action: Artie tells his aunt that while he doesn't agree with her opinions, they can disagree with each other in a respectful manner.
Divergent action: Artie tells his aunt that her ideas are ignorant and that only a stupid person would believe them.
Normative action: Daniel chases the dog away and has a talk with his neighbors about controlling their dog.
Divergent action: Daniel runs up to the dog and kicks it as hard as he can.
Normative action: Jon leaves a $20 tip along with the money for his bill.
Divergent action: Jon leaves a $1.00 tip along with the money for his bill.
Normative action: Thelma buys an extra bag of candy, so she has enough for the kids and herself.
Divergent action: Thelma only allows each kid to have one tiny piece of candy.
Normative action: Glen takes an alternate route to work on back roads hoping that it will be faster.
Divergent action: Glen speeds and drives recklessly in and effort to arrive at work on time.
Normative action: James sleeps on the couch, so he won't be bothered by his girlfriend getting ready early.
Divergent action: James turns off his girlfriend's alarm so it won't bother him.
Normative action: Lara goes to a party on Friday but leaves early so that she won't be tired at the group meeting on Saturday.
Divergent action: Lara goes out and parties on Friday where she drinks heavily, causing her to be hungover and not contribute much at the group meeting.
Normative action: Philip sets up fundraising events invoving the entire student body to encourage donations.
Divergent action: Philip starts giving special privileges and boosted grades to kids with the richest parents.
Normative action: Roger invites his parents to come over to his home for a visit.
Divergent action: Roger tells his parents that he is busy, and they will have to stop by another time.
Normative action: Jim tells his friend that he's too tired but that he's willing to make it up to him later.
Divergent action: Jim tells his friend that he doesn't want to help him anymore.
Normative action: Jack sets up a video conference with his doctor.
Divergent action: Jack ignores his cough as it worsens.
Normative action: Kayla rushed up to her friend and gave her a big hug.
Divergent action: Kayla ignored her friend for the rest of the day as a prank.
Normative action: Bonnie asks her husband to have sex with her on the beach under the moonlight.
Divergent action: Bonnie brings a stranger back to their hotel room and has sex with him.
Normative action: Jen orders delivery and instructs them to leave it at the door.
Divergent action: Jen goes out to the store while sick to pick up some cans of soup.
Normative action: David sits next to Mary during lunch and asks about her past working experiences in a causal way.
Divergent action: David invites everyone except Mary to go to the bar after work.
Normative action: Jane focuses on what people are like on the inside rather than the outside when it comes to meeting new friends.
Divergent action: Jane only looks to people who are the same background as her and look the same for prospective new friends.
Normative action: Joe went to the bathroom and peed in the toilet, then washed his hands.
Divergent action: Joe went into the corner of the room and peed all over the floor.
Normative action: Jeff told his brother he was going play at a friend's house.
Divergent action: Jeff punched Jack and told him to stay away from him.
Normative action: Anders talks to his primary care doctor about his anxiety, who gives Anders a short term prescription for Xanax and the contact number of a therapist.
Divergent action: Anders takes some Xanax from his parent's medicine cabinet.
Normative action: Homer borrows Neds mower once, asks where he got it and buys one for himself.
Divergent action: Homer takes the riding lawn mower from Neds yard and will not give it back.
Normative action: Christine picks out a nice pant suit with some smart flat top shoes to wear to work.
Divergent action: Christine picks out a really tight miniskirt and a low cut top that accentuates her cleavage.
Normative action: Stacy calmly explains how the coworker is wrong and exactly what is wrong with his reasoning.
Divergent action: Stacy unloads a torrent of screaming and profanity at the coworker.
Normative action: Jen takes time to focus on her goals and finds success.
Divergent action: Jen insults her ex and picks on his insecurities.
Normative action: Peter approaches the soldiers and thanks them for their service to the country.
Divergent action: Peter yells at the soldiers and calls them names such as killers.
Normative action: Maya simply walks out of the room while Mia's still arguing.
Divergent action: Maya decides to wear Mia out until she's too tired to keep arguing.
Normative action: Kim sets her alarm clock a half an hour earlier than usual.
Divergent action: KIm drives ten miles over the speed limit on her way to work.
Normative action: Julie tells her mother that of course, both her and her husband will be there.
Divergent action: Julie tells her mother that she will come, but she will not invite Ralph because she just doesn't want to.
Normative action: Allan gets a new mirror and replaces it, telling Joe what happened.
Divergent action: Allan haphazardly glues the mirror back on so that Joe doesn't notice the damage.
Normative action: Alice tells her sister that she looks gorgeous.
Divergent action: Alice tells her sister that her dress looks grotesque on her.
Normative action: Mark responds to her behavior with a compliment and funny story about his friend.
Divergent action: Mark goes along with Christina flirty behavior, and they have an erotic affair.
Normative action: Henry tells Corin, thank you, but he has to put his schoolwork first.
Divergent action: Henry wants to have fun, so decides to blow off his classwork.
Normative action: Lenny tells his mom that he got all B's as it said on the report card.
Divergent action: Lenny tells his mom that he got one B but otherwise he got straight A's.
Normative action: Mike calls a taxi cab to bring him to work as soon as possible.
Divergent action: Mike asks Travis if he could give him a ride to his job site.
Normative action: Melissa goes to the store she bought the lamp from to purchase a similar one.
Divergent action: Melissa brings the broken lamp to the store and demands a refund.
Normative action: Brandon takes a shower before going to see his friends.
Divergent action: Brandon leaves straight from the gym to see his friends, without taking a shower.
Normative action: Billy informs the passenger that they are stepping on him and asks them to kindly remove their foot.
Divergent action: Billy yells at the passenger in a harsh tone to get of his foot.
Normative action: Lucia tells her daughter that if she wants the trip she needs to save money for it.
Divergent action: Lucia pays for the trip without any comment.
Normative action: Allister tells Betty he wants to move on and wishes her well.
Divergent action: Allister stops all contact with Betty and doesn't respond to any of her messages.
Normative action: Brad has two beers and is generally well behaved at the bar.
Divergent action: Brad drinks nine beers at the bar and completely loses control of himself as a result.
Normative action: Paul cooks a meal for both of them, and they eat it together.
Divergent action: Paul decides to take a nap and play video games until Lisa gets home.
Normative action: Mike grounds Dave until he starts getting all of his homework done on time.
Divergent action: Mike gives away Dave's dog while he's at school.
Normative action: Nancy stops drinking and calls up a therapist to help her through her grief.
Divergent action: Nancy drinks more and more, and is always late to work because of the hangovers.
Normative action: Kelly sees that Greg uses real life experiences and understands that people relate better to him because of it.
Divergent action: Kelly hears a lot of personal stories in Greg's act, and she tells him that he shouldn't use real life experiences.
Normative action: Susan tells her mom about the abortion and how she felt like had no other valid option.
Divergent action: Susan doesn't tell her mom about the abortion.
Normative action: Shawn tells Jamie it's just the alcohol talking and decides to walk home.
Divergent action: Shawn figures that Jim will never find out and flirts back with Jamie, and they end up sleeping together.
Normative action: Phil tells Jason that it's not good enough to have such grades and that he has to do better and tries to guilt him.
Divergent action: Phil slaps the report card out of Jason's hand then proceeds to slap Jason around while berating him.
Normative action: Ken encourages his friend to go to a theater class and helps him run lines.
Divergent action: Ken insult's his friend's acting and tells him to give up on his unrealistic dreams.
Normative action: Bob calls his ex-girlfriend and poilitely asks if he can come by later to get the hat.
Divergent action: Bob threatens his ex-girlfriend with physical harm if she doesn't return the hat to him.
Normative action: Jack posts on Twitter asking for fun ideas to pass time.
Divergent action: Jack deliberately makes a misleading post on Twitter to mess with people.
Normative action: Nicole stops the car and gets out to take pictures when there is nice scenery.
Divergent action: Nicole tries to use her cell phone camera while she is driving on curving road.
Normative action: George goes to Tony's office and tells him that he's not happy with the performance rating and wants to appeal for an impartial review.
Divergent action: George runs outside into the parking lot and locates Tony's car and proceed to scratch it with his keys.
Normative action: Steve drives all the way to Scott's house to give him the invitation.
Divergent action: Steve decides it's too much work to find Scott just to give him the last invitation.
Normative action: Ari tells his friend that he has a meeting and makes plans to go rock climbing once he's done.
Divergent action: Ari goes rock climbing with his friend and skips the meeting.
Normative action: Lola sends her friend a message with a heart saying that she is sorry.
Divergent action: Lola sends her friend a meme of a car going up in flames.
Normative action: Laura recommends that she and Joanne go to therapy to talk about the request.
Divergent action: Laura gets a haircut to satisfy Joanne's demands.
Normative action: John drives slowly around the parking lot until a spot opens up and takes it.
Divergent action: John parks his car on the sidewalk in front of the mall.
Normative action: Mo finds a relevant work task to volunteer to complete.
Divergent action: Mo works on a side project of his own.
Normative action: Lawrence tells Sandy that he bets the CEO didn't take a pay cut and vows to tell the media how he's been treated.
Divergent action: Lawrence storms out of Sandy's office and begins to kick and stomp on the office photocopier.
Normative action: Dave tells Alison that he likes the way her dress brings out her eyes.
Divergent action: Dave tells Alison that he is not a fan of how she is wearing her hair.
Normative action: Maka gets the ingredients and has to bake the cake while her kid waits.
Divergent action: Maka skips out on the short ingredients and bakes the cake.
Normative action: Roland agrees to watch something on Netflix tonight if they go to a movie tomorrow.
Divergent action: Roland stands firm and insists that they go to the movie.
Normative action: As the two look at each other, Mike flashes a grin and nods his head in acknowledgement.
Divergent action: As the two look each other, Mike turns his face to a scowl.
Normative action: Linda goes over to her own desk and locates her own desk phone and uses it to dial Hank.
Divergent action: Linda looks over at the nearest desk and sees a coworker's cellphone which she grabs and makes a quick call.
Normative action: Wes gives his roommate 1 month notice to move out.
Divergent action: Wes demands that his roommate move out immediately.
Normative action: Winnie starts to house train her boyfriend's new puppy for him.
Divergent action: Winnie gives the dog away when her boyfriend is out at work.
Normative action: Jeff unplugs electronics whenever he isn't using them anymore.
Divergent action: Jeff doesn't flush the toilet in order to save money on their water bill.
Normative action: Barb calls her boyfriend at work and has to ask for him by name.
Divergent action: Barb calls her boyfriend and addresses him by her former boyfriend's name.
Normative action: Ryan asks Todd what he sees in the younger woman, and why he is so transfixed by her.
Divergent action: Ryan calls Todd a pedophile, and tells him how inappropriate it is to date someone so much younger.
Normative action: Stan asks the man a question about the content of their speech.
Divergent action: Stan made fun of the man's stuttering as he gave the speech.
Normative action: BKR arrives 15 minutes early to hog the attention and talk with the press.
Divergent action: BKR decides to be fashionably late and delays his arrival by an hour to attract attention.
Normative action: Kylie gasps loudly but then tells Lisa that it'll be OK and not to worry.
Divergent action: Kylie begins to laugh uncontrollably at what she's seeing, pointing at Lisa and calling her a retard.
Normative action: Molly surprises each son with their own car as birthday gifts.
Divergent action: Molly buys Jason a car for his birthday, but doesn't get one for Mason.
Normative action: Tom deescalates the situation by apologizing and having a friendly conversation with his neighbor.
Divergent action: Tom shoots arrows at his neighbor.
Normative action: Susan comforts the child while calling 911 and the child's parents, finally going home after the parents and ambulance arrive.
Divergent action: Susan ignores the child's cries and continues on her way home.
Normative action: Michael decides to go for a walk on the sand at the beach.
Divergent action: Michael decides to walk around his neighborhood barefoot for a bit.
Normative action: Mario tells Fred there is someone for everyone and counsels Fred to be more careful who he hands his heart to.
Divergent action: Mario tells Fred all women will ever do is use him and tells Fred he should use them back.
Normative action: Renee gets someone to babysit while she goes to the movie.
Divergent action: Renee leaves the toddlers at home and goes to a movie.
Normative action: Clara explains her situation to Patricia and asks if there is any way she can accommodate her.