CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: At the party, Amy makes sure to tell her coworkers how much she appreciates them and enjoys working with them.
Divergent action: Amy starts dancing on tables and singing obnoxiously at the bar.
Normative action: Jane compliments Bob for his courage to get on the dance floor, and dances with him.
Divergent action: Jane tells Bob he dances like a, 'square', and continues to make jokes about his dancing.
Normative action: Robert buys Sally a silver necklace that she had been wanting for a long time.
Divergent action: Robert gives his spouse Sally a big hug and tells her he loves her.
Normative action: Bob hires Tom because he is well qualified for the job.
Divergent action: Bob decides to hire a less qualified candidate for the job because he doesn't like that Tom has had depression.
Normative action: Xavier puts some of the money in the bank and uses the rest to buy bulk food items.
Divergent action: Xavier celebrates by going on vacation and renting a hotel room for a week.
Normative action: Yves asks if he can tag along with his girlfriend and meet her new friends.
Divergent action: Yves tells his girlfriend that she has to choose between him or her new group of friends.
Normative action: James asked his adult brother to escort him to school to protect him.
Divergent action: James walks past the school bus stop and spends the day in a local park.
Normative action: Tom asks the other students if he can join in the game with them.
Divergent action: Tom threatens to beat up the other kids if they don't let him play with them.
Normative action: Stacy tugs on her mom's arm and asks her where the man's arm is.
Divergent action: Stacy points at the man and says, "Mommy, what's wrong with that man?".
Normative action: Tony thoroughly cleans up the campsite and leaves it in the same state as he found it.
Divergent action: Tony puts out the fire he made but leaves a bunch of trash lying around.
Normative action: Cindy calls Karen and tells her she need a month of alone time.
Divergent action: Cindy ignores Karen's call for a month.
Normative action: Troy laughs with everyone and takes a bow, pretending to almost fall again.
Divergent action: Troy gets upset and tells everyone to stop laughing at him before grabbing his award and leaving.
Normative action: Harley works very hard to write the best essay they can.
Divergent action: Harley copies a paper that her smart friend wrote when they took the class.
Normative action: Oscar drinks one beer, then takes a cab home.
Divergent action: Oscar drinks so much that he starts yelling at people.
Normative action: Carl lets Krista down gently and tells her that he doesn't see them working out together.
Divergent action: Carl blocks Krista's number and ignores her.
Normative action: Jackie asks Bobby to fix her computer and pays him the small fee that he asks for.
Divergent action: Jackie asks Bobby to help fix her computer but says no when he asks for payment, causing Bobby to rush through the repairs.
Normative action: Giselle brings her allowance with her to the store and buys a mechanical pencil.
Divergent action: Giselle picks a mechanical pencil out of someone else's art box when they are not looking.
Normative action: Alistair consults with their doctor to find a new medication that won't cause him to gain weight.
Divergent action: Alistair goes off their medication.
Normative action: Greg tells James that he can play tomorrow and spends the next couple of hours cleaning his room.
Divergent action: Greg accepts James' invitation to play video games and skips out on cleaning his room like he was supposed to.
Normative action: Jack tells Jim that would be a mistake and convinces him to sleep in his guest room.
Divergent action: Jack tells Jim to drive safe and wishes him farewell.
Normative action: Jamie goes to her cousin's birthday dinner.
Divergent action: Jamie tells her cousin she's sick and ends up going to a bar with her friends instead.
Normative action: Jeff learns more about his coworker and maintains a professional relationship.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to start an intimate relationship with his coworker.
Normative action: Pat and Lori ask their friend to come feed and spend time with the cats until they return.
Divergent action: Pat puts all of the food for the cats in a large dish and hopes they will make it last the week.
Normative action: Bobby studies hard and does well on his exams allowing him to graduate.
Divergent action: Bobby does not study for his final exams causing him to fail a class and not graduate.
Normative action: Mary makes sure her boyfriend and her kids get to know each other in comfortable setting.
Divergent action: Mary leaves her kids with her parents in order to be free to pursue her relationship.
Normative action: Jamie tells her friends that isn't a good idea, and suggests going to the lake instead.
Divergent action: Jamie agrees and goes off with her friends to break into the pool.
Normative action: Mitch remains calm and tells the clerk he is going to speak to a manager about the issue.
Divergent action: Mitch gets angry with the clerk and raises his voice while demanding a refund.
Normative action: Sally offers to help her friend as she can order her groceries online and pick them up a bit later.
Divergent action: Sally walks past her friend and figures he will find a way to get his work done.
Normative action: Dina thanks Doris for holding the door and wishes her well as she goes into the store.
Divergent action: Dina shuffles past Doris quickly, accidentally hitting her with her bag.
Normative action: Tim calls the girl and tells her he can't make it to the date then goes to the club with his friends.
Divergent action: Tim goes to the club with his friends without telling the girl he changed his plans.
Normative action: Mary agrees to give her clothes to her friends.
Divergent action: Mary dumps the clothes as garbage because she doesn't want to call the charity to come.
Normative action: Jack goes to his fiancee's graduation and stays on his best behavior.
Divergent action: Jack gets tremendously drunk at the graduation, yelling at people and starting a fight.
Normative action: Hannah models good habits and encourages her children to do well but gives them freedom to explore who they are.
Divergent action: Hannah tightly control's her children's time and has many rules for their behavior.
Normative action: Bob talks calmly to the player and gives her advice on how to improve her feilding.
Divergent action: Bob curses at the player about the fielding error.
Normative action: Sypha waits until she gets home and uses an app to order the food.
Divergent action: On the way home Sypha orders drive through and spills the drink on the floor.
Normative action: Gina offers stories about herself to her partner and asks them about themselves.
Divergent action: Gina looks through her partner's phone to find out more information about them.
Normative action: Peter welcomes his parents but explains that he was looking forward to some down time.
Divergent action: Peter tells the guard to tell his parents that he is not home.
Normative action: Larry decides to recruit the rest of his family to help him setup decorations that day.
Divergent action: Larry doesn't recruit the help of others and decorates for Christmas eve all on his own.
Normative action: Dave tells Max that he's not comfortable pulling strings for family, and he needs to apply elsewhere.
Divergent action: Dave tells Max that he'll talk to his boss and make sure Max gets a position.
Normative action: Jake shows his friends Maggie's favorite movie.
Divergent action: Jake starts a game of Smash Brothers handing a controller to everyone but Maggie.
Normative action: Susan takes Tommy to the local ice cream store and buys him a cone of his favorite flavor.
Divergent action: Susan's temper gets the best of her, and she blows up at Tommy, yelling at him to shut his mouth.
Normative action: Andy takes a walk around the park to relax and recharge his energy, heading home thereafter.
Divergent action: Andy starts to pleasure himself in broad daylight, leaving the park to go home once he’s done.
Normative action: Dave tells Sandy that he already had too much to eat and isn't feeling too great any longer, so he'll decline.
Divergent action: Dave tells Sandy that he absolutely despises shrimp in all forms, and he doesn't want any.
Normative action: Joe goes to bed early and wakes up early so that he can get ample sleep and have lots of time to drive in to work.
Divergent action: Joe sleeps in until the absolute last minute and is forced to drive quickly on ice covered roads to make it to work on time.
Normative action: Craig invites his client and his wife to his home to meet his own family.
Divergent action: Craig invites his client's wife back to his house for drinks.
Normative action: Jill insists that her son's friends always come over to her house to play.
Divergent action: Jill disrupts every friendship her son starts to form because she doesn't trust the other parents to enforce her rules.
Normative action: Alex asks his friend to come along to the beach with him.
Divergent action: Alex says hi to his friend and continues on the the beach.
Normative action: Dave tells the woman that he's taken, and he cannot go out with her even if she's pretty.
Divergent action: Dave tells the woman that he'd be glad to take her out that night and gives her his phone number.
Normative action: Trent shows the customer that they gave him more than they thought and gives them the fair change amount.
Divergent action: Trent gives the customer change for only a twenty dollar bill and keeps the difference.
Normative action: Tim talks to his boss and asks if he can have a day off.
Divergent action: Tim calls in sick and tells his boss that he has been diagnosed with cancer.
Normative action: Greg studies hard late into the evening and goes into the test well prepared.
Divergent action: Greg writes unauthorized crib notes on a small sheet of paper which he uses during the test.
Normative action: Matt explains to his wife that a couple of drinks after work does wonders for his stress level.
Divergent action: Matt smacks his wife in the face for calling him a drunkard.
Normative action: Amy asks Mark if she can borrow his graphing calculator.
Divergent action: While Mark is downstairs with friends, Amy goes into his room and takes his graphing calculator.
Normative action: Tom tries to empathize with his wife and emotionally comfort her to help prepare her for the next day.
Divergent action: Tom tries to tell his wife what to do without being emotionally available or empathizing with his wife.
Normative action: Paul calmly gets a napkin and dries the coffee to the best of his ability.
Divergent action: Paul angrily yells at the person spilling the coffee and makes a scene.
Normative action: Dave asks his cousin if he's OK and tells him not to worry about the bowl, it's just a material object.
Divergent action: Dave screams at his cousin that he's an idiot, and he needs to watch where he's walking.
Normative action: Earl tells Jake about his feelings and asks to renegotiate their agreement.
Divergent action: Earl goes behind Jake's back and start's dating his ex-girlfriend secretly.
Normative action: After having Julie's dinner, Maria asks many questions about the cooking process while complimenting all the dishes she enjoyed.
Divergent action: Maria and other guests attend Julie's dinner party and enjoy their food in silence before leaving.
Normative action: Jenna convinces all her sister's friends to tell her sister to apologize.
Divergent action: Jenna refuses to speak to her sister ever again and moves a thousand miles away.
Normative action: Casey corrects himself when he learns that "K" on the scoresheet stands for "strikeout".
Divergent action: Casey keeps calling them "kays" even after his friends figure out he means "strikeout".
Normative action: Sara expresses her concerns over the health issues related to alcoholism.
Divergent action: Sara gives her partner an ultimatum and says she will leave him if he doesn't quit.
Normative action: Margret asks John more questions about his work experience attempting to learn more about John.
Divergent action: Margret dismisses Josh citing his attire does not fit her personal standards.
Normative action: Damien asks the baker if it'd be possible to sample a scone.
Divergent action: Expecting them to be free, Damien takes a scone from the counter then walks away.
Normative action: Mary has a conversation with her parents and explains to them that she had thought this step over and asks them to believe in her.
Divergent action: Mary cuts off all ties with her parents and shuts off their attempts to contact her.
Normative action: Josh cleans up his son's mess, and he then talks about his angry feelings with his friend.
Divergent action: Josh yells at his son and forces him to clean up the mess.
Normative action: Jimmy pays for the necklace and gives it to his girlfriend.
Divergent action: Jimmy takes the necklace, puts it in his pocket, and walks out of the store.
Normative action: Dave calls his own wife and tells her that he's seeing his friend Tony talk to a strange woman.
Divergent action: Dave calls Tony's wife and tells her that he saw Tony with another strange woman.
Normative action: Doug decides to hire a caretaker who can take his mom to her appointments and help with other things around the house.
Divergent action: Doug tells his mom he's tired of driving the "old bat" around and tells her to find someone else to take her.
Normative action: John praises his brother for starting a business and offers to help.
Divergent action: John berates his brother for taking the risk to start a business.
Normative action: Biff calmly explains that violence is unacceptable and that he is disappointed in Biff's behavior.
Divergent action: Bob spanks Biff and threatens to do so again if Biff ever raises a hand to a classmate.
Normative action: Andy offers his support to Jack and mentions that he believe's it is the individual's right to be any sexual orientation they want.
Divergent action: Andy tells Jack that he believes being bisexual is a choice and that it is a much more moral choice to be heterosexual.
Normative action: Colby shares half of his food with the little boy near him.
Divergent action: Colby eats all of his food in front of the boy, who sadly looked on.
Normative action: Larry hugs his son and asks him for a victory fist bump.
Divergent action: Larry pumps his fist into the air yelling a loud profanities.
Normative action: Jeff reminds his friend about the money the day before they are scheduled to get together.
Divergent action: Jeff sends his friend multiple texts every day about the money.
Normative action: Cameron quietly thanks Dan while grabbing a donut, then enjoys it silently as he continues his conversation with the client.
Divergent action: Cameron asks the client to hold, and spends the next twenty minutes joking around with Dan over donuts.
Normative action: John secured a larger budget in order to adequately pay the contractors.
Divergent action: Rather than scaling back their project, John decided to pay the workers less money.
Normative action: Jill privately tells her friends that she bets the winner takes steroids.
Divergent action: Jill tells the winner that she looks fat and ugly in her swimsuit and the girl starts crying.
Normative action: Greg stops playing video games and goes to attend Bill's birthday party.
Divergent action: Greg decides to continue playing video games and skip the birthday party.
Normative action: Carol explains that the jokes are offensive and asks them to change the subject.
Divergent action: Carol loses her temper and begins to shout at her grandparents over their jokes.
Normative action: Justin goes over to the guy and tells him to knock it off, or he'll call security.
Divergent action: Justin goes over to the guy and punches him in the face.
Normative action: Ben quickly tells the chat he lost track of time and has to leave in a hurry.
Divergent action: Ben closes out of the chat without saying anything and hurries off to bed.
Normative action: Carlos talks to his girlfriend about the importance of paying attention while driving.
Divergent action: Carlos beats his girlfriend after he notices the scratches on his car.
Normative action: Will decides to wait until his next paycheck to buy the game and pays the bill now.
Divergent action: Will buys the game first and lets his bill lapse.
Normative action: Jake asks a coworker to get him some takeout when they go out for lunch.
Divergent action: Jake grabs someone else's boxed lunch from the employee break room fridge.
Normative action: James offers his old programmer a generous severance package and hires the new guy.
Divergent action: James fires his old programmer without severance and hires a new guy.
Normative action: Fred rushes over to see if the skater needs help.
Divergent action: Fred laughs at the skaters misfortune.
Normative action: Dave goes upstairs and finds some clothes from his closet that he brings down to Frank.
Divergent action: Dave goes upstairs and finds some dirty clothes from his hamper that he brings down to Frank.
Normative action: Chad compliments Randy's personality and offers to take him out on a date.
Divergent action: Chad tells Randy what he'd like to do to him in the bedroom.
Normative action: Rob promises to play with her later if she lets him finish his homework in peace.
Divergent action: Rob tells her she is an annoying brat and to go away.
Normative action: Sue calls Sam to cancel lunch, explaining that she's got a fever and other symptoms.
Divergent action: Sue texts Sam and says she will be a little late before getting showered and ready to go.
Normative action: Amy explains the true meaning of her comment to Maya.
Divergent action: Amy refuses to elaborate and tells Maya that she can interpret her comment however she wants.
Normative action: Kelly talks to her roommate about being more tidy when she is in the room.
Divergent action: Kelly throws the shirt away because she is tired of picking up after her roommate.
Normative action: Julie breaks up with Joe when he doesnt support her choice.
Divergent action: Julie is admitted to a prestigous college, but does not go when Joe says that she is being selfish by going to college.
Normative action: Carla asked her coworker nicely to take care of the spill for her.
Divergent action: Carla yelled and belittled her coworker and told her she needed to clean up the spill.
Normative action: Martin makes sure the volume of the television is low when he watches the show.
Divergent action: Martin turns the television on loud, so he can hear the show.
Normative action: Norton goes to the casino to cash in chips he has laying around the house.
Divergent action: Norton goes to the casino to earn rent money, but gets carried away and plays until he loses everything he has.
Normative action: Bobby defends himself and Chris from the bullies, and they run home together safely.
Divergent action: Bobby does not defend Chris from the bullies and instead runs home by himself.
Normative action: Rob works hard to make his resume as impressive and professional as possible while still being honest and accurate.
Divergent action: Rob inflates his credentials to make himself look better throughout his resume.
Normative action: Charlie tells his step-kids that even though they aren't his biological children, he will always help them out just like a father.
Divergent action: Charlie tells his step-kids that they aren't his, so they need to stay out of his way.
Normative action: Rob invites his family along for a holiday trip with friends.
Divergent action: Rob goes on a holiday trip with his friends.
Normative action: Jim calls his ex-girlfriend and when Jessica asks who he was talking to he tells her it was his ex-girlfriend.
Divergent action: Jim calls his ex-girlfriend but when Jessica asks him who he was talking to, he says it was his mother.
Normative action: Dave uses his breaks and lunch to send out job applications through an online job site.
Divergent action: Dave tells his boss that he's quitting and leaves the office, so he can go door to door seeking work.
Normative action: Dave tells his son Max that he is grounded, and he needs to return all the tools right away.
Divergent action: Dave tells his son Max to get in the basement and locks him down there for two days without food or water.
Normative action: Alex tells Jaime her swimsuit looks gorgeous on her and asks where it's from.
Divergent action: Alex tells Jaime that her swimsuit "looks good for being on a fatty".
Normative action: Not wanting to pay the hefty price of the sweater, Tara finds a lookalike for half the price.
Divergent action: Not wanting to pay the hefty price of the sweater, Tara sneaks it into her purse.
Normative action: Cal talks to his father when he is feeling more calm about the situation.
Divergent action: Cal yells at his father that he hopes he breaks his neck as he slams the door.
Normative action: Ben waits to get in his car before texting.
Divergent action: Ben starts texting while walking through a crowd of people.
Normative action: Beth spends time going over each test review question and letting Matt work out the answers himself.
Divergent action: Beth fills in the homework for Matt without teaching him what any of it means.
Normative action: Lucille shares her food with Edward and asks him if she could try some of his meal.
Divergent action: Lucille makes fun of what Edward ordered, criticizing him for not ordering something more manly, and she should eat it instead.
Normative action: Agatha tells Nancy she just can't do it anymore and Nancy finds another friend to take phone messages.
Divergent action: Agatha erases any messages she gets for Nancy without reading them or telling Nancy.
Normative action: Charles buys the man dinner and takes him to a homeless shelter.
Divergent action: Charles tells the man to quit being lazy and get a job.
Normative action: Jon tells his family that he can do much better and vows to do so avoiding mentioning the reason why.
Divergent action: Jon tells his family that his school troubles are due to unfair teachers, and that he is doing his best.
Normative action: Laura goes to the gym with a friend and invests in slimming undergarments.
Divergent action: Laura goes on a crash diet, eating only one piece of fruit every day.
Normative action: Tom gives the dog a toy and a treat to distract him.
Divergent action: Tom yells at his dog and tells him to shut up.
Normative action: Dave tells the group that the people in the video must have a hard time in life.
Divergent action: Dave tells the group that the "retards" in the video must have a hard time in life.
Normative action: John decides that happy and well compensated employees will be better for business and encourages them to unionize.
Divergent action: John decides to maximize profits in every way possible at the expensive of legality and his employees' salaries.
Normative action: Scott makes a nice speech and has a great time with the party being very helpful throughout the wedding and reception.
Divergent action: Scott gets very drunk at the recption makes an awkward speech and hits on some of the bridemaids in an unwelcome way.
Normative action: Noelle goes to her friend's party, and she calls to reschedule the date.
Divergent action: Noelle tells her friend she's sick and goes on the date instead.
Normative action: Bob decides to work out more often to try and burn fat.
Divergent action: Bob decides not to eat any food so that he'll lose weight quickly.
Normative action: Sally buys extra items with her own money and figures she will work out repayment with her mother-in-law later.
Divergent action: Sally fills the cart with extra items that are in addition to the things her mother-in-law authorized her to buy with her credit card.
Normative action: Bea takes her son to the doctor in order to get his flu shot.
Divergent action: Bea gives her son Vitamin C every day to keep the flu away.
Normative action: Sue gives herself some time to heal and get over Larry before she starts looking for a new man.