CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Mark wins a stuffed elephant for his girlfriend he then meets a man and doesn't like the mans t-shirt and decides he hates the man.
Normative action: John walks over to Jill and tells her he likes the color of her shirt.
Divergent action: John walks over to Jill and says the shirt she is wearing make her breasts look good.
Normative action: Rob tells his boss that he can finish the work that night, but asks if he can do it from home as he has to tend to his friend's cat.
Divergent action: Rob settles in at his desk and works many hours past 5 pm with his boss and never feeds his friend's cat.
Normative action: Amy decides to lose weight by cutting out sugary sodas and limiting her snacking.
Divergent action: Amy decides to lose weight by hardly eating anything and throwing up after her meals.
Normative action: Max declines Emily's request, stating he doesn't think they get along well.
Divergent action: Max tells Emily he loves her, and he would love to go to the prom with her.
Normative action: Jill gets in the car and listens to the game on the radio while picking up Paul.
Divergent action: Jill tells Paul to call someone else, so she can keep watching the game.
Normative action: Darnell waits until the movie is finished and finds Marcus as the patrons exit the theater.
Divergent action: Darnell loudly calls out to Marcus while the feature is playing.
Normative action: Gary watches the person until they go under water, then he jumps in to save them.
Divergent action: Gary watches the person as they go under water and then walks away.
Normative action: Sam smiles asks his mother nicely for another piece of cake.
Divergent action: Sam throws a tantrum, yelling, screaming and stomping his feet until his mom gives him more cake.
Normative action: Betty decides not to ask him out because of their positions at work.
Divergent action: Betty decides to ask her assistant Dave out, and she does so quickly.
Normative action: Kayla is firm with her kid and puts him on time out until the homework is done.
Divergent action: Kayla decides to let it go and not deal with it, so she can take it easy.
Normative action: Katie decides to stop taking random USB drives and buy her own.
Divergent action: Katie keeps taking usb drives that she finds and uses them herself.
Normative action: John goes to work on time, then plays the game afterward.
Divergent action: John stays home and plays his video game all night long.
Normative action: Sally says that Rita's father is a spy on a secret mission that will take years to complete.
Divergent action: Sally says that Rita's father thought Rita was ugly, so he never wanted to see Rita.
Normative action: Al tells Dina it's better if they break up and find partners more compatible with them.
Divergent action: Al tells Dina that he wants to stay with her despite the fights.
Normative action: Despite their distance Joan asks her dad to come to her graduation.
Divergent action: Since they aren't that close Joan asks her dad not to attend her graduation.
Normative action: Douglas signs up for a time management class after work.
Divergent action: Douglas ignores some job tasks and rests with his feet up at his desk.
Normative action: Mia tells her friends to knock it off and to stop laughing at Maya.
Divergent action: Mia tells them funnier stories about Maya, so they laugh even more.
Normative action: Janet explains Plato's Republic in relationship to the current social climate.
Divergent action: Janet tells Kyle that the alignment of planets suggest that Kyle should leave Kyle's wife.
Normative action: Ben waits until it is safe and pulls over on the side of the road to answer the phone.
Divergent action: Ben looks down for a moment to answer the phone while he is driving.
Normative action: Penny cleans up the house then does the dishes after that she sits down to relax and watch t.v.
Divergent action: Penny cleans up a bit but then decides to skip doing the dishes and sits down to relax and watch t.v.
Normative action: Jessie agrees to bury the hatchet and invites her cousin.
Divergent action: Jessie refuses to invite her cousin to the wedding.
Normative action: Andi immediately calls the child's parents about what the child ate because they told her to contact them in case of an emergency.
Divergent action: Thinking about her job security, Andi conceals the incident from the child's parents and tells them everything went fine upon their return.
Normative action: Kathy offers her dish to Tom's girlfriend and makes small talk with her while they try everyone's dishes.
Divergent action: Kathy offers her dish to everyone but Tom's girlfriend and doesn't interact with her beyond introductions.
Normative action: Terry decides to record his team's football game and watch the recording when the funeral ends.
Divergent action: Terry makes up an excuse explaining why he can't go to the funeral and stays home to watch the football game.
Normative action: Niles tells his dad that he's busy with schoolwork today.
Divergent action: Niles tells his dad to leave the room, so he can finish the schoolwork.
Normative action: John decides to make the drive and spend Thanksgiving with his parents.
Divergent action: John decides he'd rather just avoid the long drive and stays at home watching Netflix and eating a TV dinner for Thanksgiving.
Normative action: Jim is careful to put everything away and clean as he is preparing dinner so that the kitchen stays clean.
Divergent action: As Jim makes dinner he leaves all sorts of stuff out and doesn't bother to clean anything so that the kitchen is soon very dirty.
Normative action: Ross sets his alarm clock for five thirty in the morning to get ready for work.
Divergent action: Ross sets his alarm for six thirty in the morning to go to work.
Normative action: Larry invites only certain friends and family who can they both agree on.
Divergent action: Larry invites his ex girlfriend who is also a friend to the wedding.
Normative action: Simon doesn't want to force his friends to show up, so he only invites those he's sure want to come.
Divergent action: Simon invites all of his friends with on to the party.
Normative action: Sebastian shows Melissa some lower intensity exercises that are good for her fitness level.
Divergent action: Sebastian discourages Melissa  from working out telling her he finds her weight attractive.
Normative action: Carol and Donna agree to flip a coin to decide which room they use.
Divergent action: Carol moves in late and Donna going first occupied the larger room and asks Carol to take the other room.
Normative action: Judy calls the police and tells them everything she knows about her boyfriend's drug dealing.
Divergent action: Judy leaves in the middle of the night and travels to another state to stay with her aunt.
Normative action: James keeps suggesting songs to the best singers in the group.
Divergent action: James makes a joke about Linda's singing and gets his whole group of friends laughing at her.
Normative action: Finn engages in conversation to get to know the acquaintance more.
Divergent action: Finn goes through his acquaintance's social media to find out more about her.
Normative action: David gives his friend advice, and encourages him to see a therapist.
Divergent action: David tells his friend to keep it a secret, and stop being such a baby.
Normative action: Julie agrees to go on a second date with Michael and has a great experience.
Divergent action: Julie ignores Michael's calls and looks for other dating partners on an app.
Normative action: Samantha offers to replace Sally's carpet or pay for the patch she ruined.
Divergent action: Samantha yells at Sally for offering red wine as it poses a significant stain risk.
Normative action: Keith helps his roommate with the cleaning then goes to a late showing at the cinema.
Divergent action: Keith goes to see an early showing at the cinema leaving his roommate to do all the cleaning.
Normative action: Sarah buys large houses and exotic cars to liquidate some cash.
Divergent action: Sarah begins collecting exotic pets by paying money to have them caught in the wild and brought to her home.
Normative action: Maxwell donates some of the money to charity.
Divergent action: Maxwell spends all of his money on buying himself a new car.
Normative action: Jim decides to shower instead of eating so that he doesn't have any body odor.
Divergent action: Jim decides to eat breakfast instead of showering, and then he takes public transportation to work while smelling really bad.
Normative action: Leanne goes to a department store and buys Lacy new clothes in the newest styles.
Divergent action: Leanne goes to a rummage sale and buys some very old clothes for Lacy.
Normative action: Vernon chuckles and tells Jeannine that she got one over him this time and that he needs to be faster.
Divergent action: Vernon throws his bags on the ground and stomps his foot while exclaiming that Jeannine took what is rightfully his.
Normative action: James says, "I went wind-surfing, check out the pictures on my Facebook!".
Divergent action: James says "None of your business," and walks to his desk to start working.
Normative action: Brenda only makes one phone call to Sam to see if he wants to talk.
Divergent action: Brenda calls Sam multiple times during the day and even late at night.
Normative action: Nancy cuts off the burnt parts of the bread and serves it.
Divergent action: Nancy throws the batch of bread away and starts a new batch.
Normative action: Paul tells Josh that he would help if he could, but he's leaving town tonight.
Divergent action: Paul tells Josh not to worry and promises he'll give him a ride the next morning.
Normative action: Cory gives his boss a breakdown of the project before spending time with his mother.
Divergent action: Cory continues working on his project.
Normative action: James keeps nibbling on the table's basket of breadsticks until the waiter brings his friends' food.
Divergent action: James starts eating his food while his friends are still waiting for theirs.
Normative action: Felicia makes sure the patient is ready and the area is prepped while waiting for the surgeon.
Divergent action: Felicia starts the surgery herself before the surgeon gets there.
Normative action: Roger tells his girlfriend that he wants to break up but is nice to her and doesn't make her cry.
Divergent action: Roger starts yelling at his girlfriend that he wants to breakup he calls her names and makes her cry on purpose.
Normative action: John signs up for the programming course and sets aside time for the course.
Divergent action: John decides the programming course is not worth his time and does not sign up for it.
Normative action: Frank stays in the living room with his family and talks about silly things.
Divergent action: Frank locks himself in the bedroom and lies on the bed, hoping to fall asleep and get more optimistic afterwards.
Normative action: Jon puts some hard work into a side hustle of his to make use of his time.
Divergent action: Jon surfs the internet and uses social media all day on his laptop.
Normative action: Jake follows his plans as closely as possible during his project.
Divergent action: Jake bails on his plan and does something else even though page 72 of his own plan says that's a bad idea.
Normative action: Trent talks to his math teacher about his struggles with the class, and they put together a study plan.
Divergent action: Trent asks a friend to copy his homework, so he can turn something in.
Normative action: Andy points out Susan's mistake and tells her it's no big deal and shows her how to fix it.
Divergent action: Andy tells Susan he's never seen such a basic mistake done before, and that it's embarrassing.
Normative action: Tanya tells her daughter she is too heavy very directly, and offers to help with a diet.
Divergent action: Tanya makes fun of her daughter's weight in hopes of setting her straight.
Normative action: Jessica decides to do well in her classes, so she studies and does all of the homework.
Divergent action: Jessica pays more attention to her friends than her classes and doesn't study for her exams.
Normative action: Dan leaves the door open a crack so ginger can come and go as she pleases.
Divergent action: Dan closes the room door when she enters and wont let her out.
Normative action: Amanda hires a good babysitter to look after her son before leaving.
Divergent action: Amanda leaves her son in his crib and rushes out the door for a night of dancing.
Normative action: Bart asks his waitress if she could bring him another plate.
Divergent action: Bart gets on the floor and eats the food off of the ground.
Normative action: Ken offers the man a living wage of $15, because he did well in the interview.
Divergent action: Ken offers the man a wage that's below the minimum wage.
Normative action: Donald asks his daughter what she wants help with, which turns out to be driving to the prom.
Divergent action: Donald tells her daughter exactly what to wear, including colors involved.
Normative action: Brian tells Sherry that she should enjoy herself while he goes out with his friends.
Divergent action: Brian tells Sherry that she cannot leave the house while he goes out with his friends.
Normative action: Justin talks Hannah out of doing cocaine, pointing out that neither of them knows anything about it.
Divergent action: Justin decides to join Hannah and does some cocaine with her.
Normative action: Bryan simply locks the card in a safe with a solid combination.
Divergent action: Bryan has a super security system installed that goes off every time a speck of dust enters the room the card is in.
Normative action: Doug realizes he's basically punishing Sonja for the actions of previous girlfriends.
Divergent action: Doug continues to stalk Sonja because he now thinks that women cannot be loyal by default.
Normative action: Ray tells Maria that the hat looks good on her.
Divergent action: Ray tells Maria that she looks funny in the hat.
Normative action: Angel asks her mom questions about her new beau.
Divergent action: Angel tells her mom she has to choose between her boyfriend and her.
Normative action: Luke asks his sister if she wants to have an ice cream sandwich with him.
Divergent action: Luke gets an ice cream sandwich for himself and tells his sister that she looks like she has already had enough ice cream.
Normative action: Mack lives by example and gives sound advice based on hi slife experienced when asked.
Divergent action: Mack often gives Jimmy unsolicited advice and criticizes even the smallest decisions that Jimmy makes daily.
Normative action: Tabitha listens to all the instructions her instructor is giving to her and spends a lot of time firing weapons safely.
Divergent action: After firing a weapon at the designated target, Tabitha turns around and jokingly brings the gun to her head.
Normative action: Patty sets an alarm to make sure she gets out to vote.
Divergent action: Patty works throughout the day and forgets about the election.
Normative action: Katie gets home and makes some drinks in her kitchen with the liquor she bought.
Divergent action: Katie opens a bottle of liquor and begins drinking on the way home.
Normative action: Maggie asks her sister if she can have her doll back when she's done playing with it.
Divergent action: Maggie screams in her sister's face that it is Maggie's doll not hers.
Normative action: Dana goes to a local doctor explaining the situation, who prescribes her limited Oxycontin supply.
Divergent action: Dana decides to sneak into a pharmacy and take a few pills that were meant for other patients.
Normative action: Julie gets Hannah to call the suicide hotline and makes sure she gets professional help.
Divergent action: Julie tells Hannah she just needs to buck up and feel better.
Normative action: Miguel finds his own place to live and brings his things from Mike's place.
Divergent action: Miguel goes to sleep on the couch at Mike's house again.
Normative action: Brendan decides to find a new girlfriend through his friend network.
Divergent action: Brendan decides to hill himself to end the pain.
Normative action: James finds ways to have the Christmas party while spending less money than usual.
Divergent action: James decides to cancel the annual Christmas party to save money on it.
Normative action: Jim amiles and offers her his salt shaker.
Divergent action: When Mary asks Jim for some salt, he hides the shaker and says he has none.
Normative action: Becky calmly lays out all the problems she has with his attitude towards their son.
Divergent action: Becky starts throwing things at him when her anger explodes.
Normative action: Taylor decides to text Jack only a couple times a day, to build rapport.
Divergent action: Taylor decides to text Jack every hour to build up a rapport with Jack.
Normative action: Jane takes on some temporary gig work in order to make ends meet.
Divergent action: Jane decides to sell pictures of herself on the internet for money.
Normative action: Nicholas cannot seem to enjoy playing with his toys, so he comes clean to his mother and explains that he lied about the chores.
Divergent action: Nicholas plays with his toys and gets completely lost in the action, until he completely forgets that he lied to his Mother.
Normative action: Mark gives the coupons to his friends.
Divergent action: Mark throws the coupons away.
Normative action: Jake tells Eric that he looks like he might need help and if he does, that he's just over there if Eric needs him.
Divergent action: Jake tells Eric that he's been in the store so long that he must be up to something.
Normative action: Jack expresses to his brother how good their performance in the play was.
Divergent action: Jack talks to his brother about sports but avoids talking about the play even though he liked his brother's performance.
Normative action: Jennifer takes her dog on a walk and makes sure he does his business.
Divergent action: Jennifer ignores her dog's whining and rushes out the door to drive to a restaurant.
Normative action: Kyle starts up a conversation with the girl the next time he sees her.
Divergent action: Kyle spies on the girl and tracks her every movement to learn more about her.
Normative action: Marinda tells the suitor that she is not interested and does not mislead him.
Divergent action: Marinda gives out a fake phone number to get the man to go away.
Normative action: Tom offers to help his neighbors move out by carrying stuff for them.
Divergent action: Tom shouts at his neighbors to hurry up, without helping them directly.
Normative action: Jack keeps telling his religion jokes as long as they are lighthearted.
Divergent action: Jack stops telling the jokes and starts telling video game jokes instead.
Normative action: Barb sets clear boundaries with her coworker and focuses on bringing excitement back into her marriage.
Divergent action: Barb decides to alleviate her boredom by stringing her coworker along.
Normative action: Josh explains to his boss why he cannot complete the task and suggests a way it could be done.
Divergent action: Josh talks back to his boss about the instructions in front of a customer.
Normative action: Cindy avoids the store since the wish may be irrational, but she'd want him to listen to her if she'd done the same.
Divergent action: Cindy finds that deal in the very store Bob banned her from, deciding since the request is irrational that she need not obey.
Normative action: Sam tells his wife that it's just a figurine which he can buy again anytime he wants and that it's OK.
Divergent action: Sam tells his wife that the figurine was one of his prized possessions, and he doesn't want to speak to her anymore.
Normative action: Cal goes home and asks his wife if she wants to go out for a drink.
Divergent action: Cal asks the woman if she wants to have a drink with him.
Normative action: Sam chooses to invite every single one of his friend to the Disney World trip and does not fail.
Divergent action: Sam decides to invite all of his friends but forgets to invite one.
Normative action: Denise tells Jerry he can continue staying if he does chores.
Divergent action: Denise tells Jerry he has to leave as he has no money to pay rent.
Normative action: Amy spends less time at work so that she can see her kids more.
Divergent action: Amy hires a nanny to look after her kids, because she's too busy.
Normative action: Josh offers to drop his coworker off at her home on his way home.
Divergent action: Josh drives home and doesn't worry about his coworker who was standing outside.
Normative action: Bill decides to apply for a job in a government office where he would process paperwork.
Divergent action: Bill decides to apply for the job of a bodyguard for a rich man and his family.
Normative action: Greg tells the drunken man that he better apologize before Greg removes his tongue.
Divergent action: Greg tells the drunken man that his mom could definitely stand to lose some weight and is glad someone agrees.
Normative action: John asks Mindy if she wants to volunteer with him at the shelter.
Divergent action: John yells at and verbally degrades Mindy all night while pumping himself up.
Normative action: Brady tells Pam that he's glad to meet her and looks forward to creating a good working relationship with her.
Divergent action: Brady tells Pam that he cannot take direction from her since her weight makes it obvious she has no self control or discipline.
Normative action: Lola decides to look past appearances, spends more time with the plump nerd and eventually starts dating him.
Divergent action: Lola decides there is something wrong with the plump nerd, based on his appearance and starts dating the athlete.
Normative action: Stan offers the family a loan that has reasonable terms to pay it off.
Divergent action: Stan gives the familly a subprime loan that has high interest rates.
Normative action: Brian talks about a good book he's been reading lately.
Divergent action: Brian talks about all the women he's been screwing lately.
Normative action: Jake tells Anne to have a great time and to say hi to Adam for him.
Divergent action: Jake tells Anne that he does not allow her to hang out with other men and that she cannot see Adam.
Normative action: Clarice goes out of her way to make sure she can provide her children with the Christmas gifts the asked for.
Divergent action: Clarice decides to buy herself a Christmas gift at the expense of being able to buy her kids anything.
Normative action: Andrew calls his job on Friday evening and requests to use a vacation day on Monday to get some extra rest.
Divergent action: Andrew takes Monday off of work this week without telling his employer.
Normative action: Jan asks the cute guy for a rain check and sticks with her girlfriend.
Divergent action: Jan leaves her friend and goes home with the cute classmate.
Normative action: Max brings his parents to a roller coaster, and they ride together.
Divergent action: Max jumps into the line of a roller coaster without consulting his parents first.
Normative action: Earnest offers to get Kelsey water and compliments her appearance and personality.
Divergent action: Earnest grabs and playfully smacks Kelsey's butt.
Normative action: Billy tells his mother that he wants to invite his whole class, so they better get started on the invitations.
Divergent action: Billy tells his mother that she assumed he wants his brothers there, but he doesn't, and he doesn't care who else comes.
Normative action: James waits until Laura is bored and horny late one night, and they have sex.
Divergent action: James throws a party at his house, slips Rohypnol into Laura's drink, and has sex with her while she's passed out.
Normative action: Zach works extra hours and reduces his spending to save up his money.
Divergent action: Zach tries to kill his neighbor Bill to have his car for himself.
Normative action: Jeff communicates with Jeff's brothers and sisters about how items should be divided between Jeff and the siblings.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to keep several framed photographs and decorations from his childhood without talking it over with any of his siblings.
Normative action: Jake decides to take an official bus tour of New York and goes on it.