CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Callie enters her apartment allowing the homeless person to continue digging through her trash.
Normative action: Emily visits her grandma, and they cuddle together in a couch while watching a movie.
Divergent action: Emily calls her grandma to chat.
Normative action: Matthew picks up the wallet and hands it to the man.
Divergent action: Matthew quickly opens the wallet, takes out any cash inside, and returns the wallet to the man.
Normative action: James creates an account on a dating site and tries to meet someone new.
Divergent action: James creates numerous fake accounts to follow his ex on social media.
Normative action: James insults the other man back, and dodges when he attempts to punch James.
Divergent action: James pulls out a switchblade and plunges it into the man's neck.
Normative action: Tony looks up the address listed on the driver's license he finds in the wallet.
Divergent action: Tony takes the driver's license from the wallet and uses the information on it to create a new identity.
Normative action: Daryl joins Tinder and swipes right on everyone until he gets a match.
Divergent action: Daryl befriends a little girl online and convinces her to let him come visit, whereupon he plans to have sex with her.
Normative action: Dave takes Will onto his team and assigns him to be the catcher.
Divergent action: Dave decides not to take Will because he's not very good, and he wants to win.
Normative action: Fernando ignores his parents' videos and instead starts an honest conversation with them about intimacy.
Divergent action: Fernando watches his parents' videos on the fetish website, then asks them questions about it.
Normative action: Jane schedules her appointment with the doctor for 8:00 and informs her manager in case it runs late.
Divergent action: Jane schedules the appointment with her doctor at 9:00 without informing anyone at work.
Normative action: Dan tells Lisa that Lisa has a strong fashion sense and chooses flattering outfits.
Divergent action: Dan admits to Lisa that Lisa is exactly the type of woman Dan would like to have sex with.
Normative action: Deloris picks up all her neighbor's mail and puts it in a pile without looking at any letters.
Divergent action: When Deloris picks up her neighbor's mail she looks her letters to see who writing to her.
Normative action: Cladwell takes Rachel to a high end dress store offering to buy something she likes.
Divergent action: Cladwell pressures Rachel into wearing the dress.
Normative action: Charles takes up a job at a shipping dock that requires lots of muscle.
Divergent action: Charles hides in an alley and robs people at knife point as they pass by.
Normative action: Jim asks to be excused to go to the bathroom.
Divergent action: Jim lets it rip while sitting in the middle of his class.
Normative action: Karen tells a story from work about something she messed up in a funny way.
Divergent action: Karen makes a joke about the way Cathy's hair is styled.
Normative action: Derek takes Julie on a cruise to the Caribbean, where she's never been before.
Divergent action: Derek goes to Las Vegas with his male friends and enjoys gambling and drinking.
Normative action: Tom shares the steak with his children.
Divergent action: Tom says that steak is only for adults.
Normative action: Vince performs on the man, steals anything he can, then returns it all.
Divergent action: During the performance, Vince removes the man's wallet and puts a similar one in its place.
Normative action: Tim puts the toilet seat down in the bathroom.
Divergent action: Tim leaves the toilet seat in the bathroom.
Normative action: Natalie accepts to meet her best friend's cousin, who is single.
Divergent action: Natalie rejects her friends' offers and meets someone through Tinder.
Normative action: Cadence turns on a machine that plays rain sounds to help her get in tune with herself.
Divergent action: Cadence light several strong smelling candles to relax her mind.
Normative action: Hina prepares all the ingredients ahead of time making it easier to multitask.
Divergent action: Hina's dinner boils over while she is busy preparing the ingredients for the dessert.
Normative action: A member of the counter protest group shoves Kyle, but he doesn't react because he knows they just want to incite violence to delegitimize his cause.
Divergent action: A member of the counter protest group shoves Kyle, so he punches the person which results in both groups in a large street brawl.
Normative action: Pierre tells his friend he can't go to the party because he's watching his siblings.
Divergent action: Pierre ditches his younger siblings and goes to the party.
Normative action: Mary tells her friends she is mildly disappointed in her boyfriend but doesn't hate him.
Divergent action: Marcy tells her friends that she now hates Jared and wishes he has a horrible life.
Normative action: Gord tells Nancy that it looks just like a human sweater but miniature and that it's cute.
Divergent action: Gord tells Nancy that knitting clothing for cats is ridiculously stupid and a huge waste of time.
Normative action: Cherry deletes all her social media, so she doesn't have to deal with the feedback about her naked pictures.
Divergent action: Cherry encourages to hacker to share her pictures even more with people to show she is not afraid and is unfazed by the hack.
Normative action: Dustin gets out his mobile phone and starts to play some games on it to pass the time without thinking too much.
Divergent action: Dustin notices an employee he finds attractive standing near the coffee maker, and he stares at their backside as he gets lost in thought.
Normative action: John pulls his truck over just ahead and yells for the motorist to hurry up and get in quickly.
Divergent action: John blows his horn a few times, smiles, and waves back at the motorist as he drives by.
Normative action: Jenna goes directly to meet her friends and asks them if she can sleep in the backseat of their car.
Divergent action: Jenna falls back asleep in her bed and arrives to the meeting point an hour late.
Normative action: Carolyn turns off the lights and reads her brother some scary stories from the internet.
Divergent action: Carolyn decides to watches all of the Halloween movies.
Normative action: Jimmy asks Kate how Kate s doing in school.
Divergent action: Jimmy makes sexually suggestive remarks about Kate's physical development.
Normative action: Kent stops by his sister's place for dinner and visits with them for a few hours.
Divergent action: Kent passes through the city and calls his sister on the phone to talk while he's driving.
Normative action: Ace accepts and goes out to eat with his co-workers.
Divergent action: Ace declines and goes home to have a nice meal with his family.
Normative action: James puts up his own sign supporting Joe Biden and calling Trump a criminal.
Divergent action: James spray-paints a diaper and a Nazi flag on his neighbor's portrait of Trump.
Normative action: Jason goes into data and turns it on and uses the mobile phone network to connect to the internet.
Divergent action: Jason goes into wi-fi and finds an unsecured connection which he uses to connect to the internet.
Normative action: Mark tells everyone that he thinks Kim is awesome and deserves the award.
Divergent action: Mark tells everyone around him to pipe down because he's in pain, and they're annoying him.
Normative action: Mila makes a point of regularly helping her sister as much as her sister helps her.
Divergent action: Mila regularly asks her sister for favors but rarely reciprocates.
Normative action: Sonia decides to resign as an analyst and starts releasing songs on SoundCloud.
Divergent action: Sonia decides to stay in her job as a financial analyst.
Normative action: Liam tells his wife it's his own fault that he got bumped, he shouldn't have been in the kitchen.
Divergent action: Liam tells his wife that she's so clumsy and that she completely ruined his almost perfect picture.
Normative action: Jenna says, "Hey, be more careful," and frowns at her friend.
Divergent action: Jenna swears at her friend and tells her not to act like an inconsiderate bitch.
Normative action: Bob flies in for a closer look and sees that they are carriers, then radios back what he sees.
Divergent action: Bob reports that he sees some ships and that he thinks that they are not carriers.
Normative action: Kylie turns on a playlist and plays the music at a soft volume.
Divergent action: Kylie turns on a playlist and music fills the room through her sound system.
Normative action: Tom sets up a booth that sells cookies he baked.
Divergent action: Tom sets up a kissing booth and charges people $1 to kiss him.
Normative action: Josh decides to create a profile on a dating site to meet someone new.
Divergent action: Josh tries to sleep with his brother's girlfriend, as soon as he finds himself alone with her.
Normative action: Ray goes over to his friends house to practice.
Divergent action: Ray practices in his room for several hours.
Normative action: Jane tells Kim the story of how she met and married Kim's father.
Divergent action: Jane tells Kim the story of When Harry Met Sally, with her in the Meg Ryan role and her husband in the Billy Crystal role.
Normative action: Caden hugs Adrian and leads him to a quiet place in the store.
Divergent action: Caden tells Adrian that he needs to take deep breaths because he's embarrassing both of them.
Normative action: Jane picks up the underwear and gives them to Josh and tells him to never leave them on the floor like that.
Divergent action: Jane picks up the underwear and tosses them out of the window onto the street below.
Normative action: Ryan decides to get a job and earn his own money to spend.
Divergent action: Ryan gets the money from his rich family in order to buy the computer.
Normative action: Gene teaches the toddler to say the word, "snarfdoodle".
Divergent action: Gene teaches the toddler how to say a swear word.
Normative action: Linda mentions ways to conserve energy and recycle.
Divergent action: Linda tells Tina that Tina is hogging resources by having too many kids.
Normative action: Calvin requests another copy of the documents from his coworkers.
Divergent action: Calvin enters his friend's house by picking the lock and grabs his documents.
Normative action: Billy quietly points out the wig to his friend commenting that it takes some bravery to choose to wear a wig like that.
Divergent action: Billy makes a commotion while getting his friend's attention about the wig while laughing which draws the attention of the wig wearer.
Normative action: Jennifer finds a job that she is a better fit for and changes career.
Divergent action: Jennifer quits her job and stays unemployed for over a decade.
Normative action: Jamie writes a thoughtful letter to her congressional representative and copies several high profile news outlets on the content of the message.
Divergent action: Jamie starts a fire in a government building to show her disapproval of government policy related to climate change.
Normative action: Jill realizes her husband's parents didn't do anything wrong and thus gets over her emotions.
Divergent action: Jill keeps resenting her husband's parents for not having any financial problems.
Normative action: Cory warns his sister that if she doesn't go away he will tell their parents.
Divergent action: Cory takes the remote and throws it at his sister to get her to stop.
Normative action: Cory hires an exterminator to get rid of the spiders.
Divergent action: Cory moves the spiders into other rooms in the house.
Normative action: Jennifer declines Matt's proposal, telling him that she while she loves him very much she doesn't think she's capable of living with another person.
Divergent action: Jennifer agrees to marry Matt, knowing that she's going to have a difficult time living together with him.
Normative action: Ivan decides that he can see Olga naked anytime he wants anyway, so he deletes them.
Divergent action: Ivan decides to log into an amateur porn site and post the pictures there so everyone can see.
Normative action: Sam parks in front of his own driveway blocking the other cars in.
Divergent action: Sam parks in front of his next door neighbor's house taking up their spot.
Normative action: Mary scoops up the dog poop into a bag and continues walking with her dog.
Divergent action: Mary lets her dog go to the bathroom in the sand.
Normative action: Jeff sends her a text reminding her that he is still waiting for her.
Divergent action: Jeff lays on the horn in an attempt to get her attention.
Normative action: Francine tells Kyla that her wedding sounds like a dream come true for Kyla.
Divergent action: Francine tells Kyla that she should have a certain theme and exactly what to do.
Normative action: Keith gathers his courage and asks out a girl in his class to the dance.
Divergent action: Keith got his friend to ask a girl out to the dance for him.
Normative action: Steve calls the police and reports Chet's illegal drug activity.
Divergent action: Steve knocks on Chet's door and asks him to stop selling drugs.
Normative action: Bart asks Ann what women like to see in dating profiles, because Bart has decided to date online.
Divergent action: Bart uses his status to request sexual favors from Ann, who obliges him for a promotion.
Normative action: Terry disarms the young man and calls the police for back up.
Divergent action: Terry defends himself and overpowers the young man which results in his death.
Normative action: Calypso compliments Amber's appearance and personality.
Divergent action: Calypso touches Amber's chest.
Normative action: Gabe meets up with some of his friends to go to the bar.
Divergent action: Gabe gets dressed and drives over the Shelly's party at her house.
Normative action: Rosa realizes that the same clothes at a beach and at a store might mean different things to many people.
Divergent action: Rosa wears her new bikini everywhere she goes such as the grocery store and work.
Normative action: Ron calls his ex wife and convincingly apologizes to her for all the bad things he did to her.
Divergent action: Ron buys an expensive necklace to his ex wife and sends it to her with a heartfelt apology note.
Normative action: David gives the inheritance to all his siblings.
Divergent action: David only gives the inheritance to half of his siblings.
Normative action: Barry buys a kit that he's never tried before.
Divergent action: Barry buys a model kit similar to one he had before.
Normative action: Art teaches the children to play freeze tag.
Divergent action: Art produces an air rifle and fires the air rifle at the children to make the children run.
Normative action: Blake decides to do meditation exercises with new age music in the background.
Divergent action: Blake relaxes by smoking one of his old cigars.
Normative action: Gina purchases an automatic cat feeder and makes sure that both the food and water tanks are filled to the brim.
Divergent action: Gina purchases an automatic cat feeder but only fills the water portion.
Normative action: Cindy makes a will and dictates exactly who gets what when she dies.
Divergent action: Cindy doesn't make a will, knowing that the law will give her things to her children anyway.
Normative action: Becky makes her own dress that has bold colors and patterns but fits the dress code.
Divergent action: Becky attends the prom in jeans and a t-shirt as she thinks it is unique to do so.
Normative action: Adam spends a week working with Fred on how to use the system and enter data.
Divergent action: Adam immediately sends Fred to work and puts him near someone, so he can ask questions.
Normative action: Tina gets her son new clothes that are marketed to young boys.
Divergent action: Tina buys her son a bunch of cute clothes that are clearly meant more for girls.
Normative action: Dan tells the police that he's not aware of any underage drinking that was going on at the party.
Divergent action: Dan snitches on his friends for drinking alcohol when they're under the legal age.
Normative action: Terry continues taking classes and studies more.
Divergent action: Terry drops out of college.
Normative action: Cameron takes Andrew to a haunted house and jumps at him at the end to scare him.
Divergent action: Cameron makes a creepy expression and tells Andrew that he has been possessed by the ghost of a murderer.
Normative action: Jim goes to the store and buys a cooler.
Divergent action: Jim takes a cooler he sees sitting in his neighbor's yard.
Normative action: Henry throws the party at a park and only serves soft drinks.
Divergent action: Henry throws the party at a bar with a lot of alcohol.
Normative action: Mackenzie plays beer pong using water instead of beer.
Divergent action: Mackenzie plays beer pong and downs a lot of beer by the end of the night.
Normative action: Victor turns down the proposition on the account that the woman is married.
Divergent action: Victor accepts the proposition and has sex with the woman.
Normative action: Phil buys everyone a dollar store item.
Divergent action: Phil buys everyone at the office a computer for their homes.
Normative action: Andre goes to the dancing area and begins breakdancing to the music.
Divergent action: Andre goes to the dancing area, finds a girl, and makes wild and sexually suggestive poses and movements.
Normative action: Carson order pizza for his coworkers.
Divergent action: Carson tells Amy to buy some food from the vending machines.
Normative action: Sandy loves her pet even though he is young and not house trained.
Divergent action: Sandy doesn't have a good time because the dog uses the bathroom in the house.
Normative action: Dale writes letters to the government asking for more police patrolling on the street.
Divergent action: Dale moves to a different area of town.
Normative action: James submits the scholarship application and subjects the student to an hour-long lecture about humility.
Divergent action: James deliberately sends in the application late so the student doesn't get the scholarship.
Normative action: Violet asks her mother if she can have a cookie after dinner.
Divergent action: Violet asks her grandmother, who gives her a cookie just before dinner's ready.
Normative action: Lyle signs the petition and wishes the petitioner luck in what they are doing.
Divergent action: Lyle tears up the petition in front of the petitioner.
Normative action: Tom goes to the doctor and receives treatment for dehydration and minor heat exhaustion.
Divergent action: Tom drives home and takes an advil.
Normative action: Mary is open about her feelings, and they decide to break up.
Divergent action: Mary starts to see someone outside of her relationship while still in it.
Normative action: Celica explains the computer to them but without using childish tones.
Divergent action: Celica explains the parts of the computer to them like they are little kids.
Normative action: Jason makes a sandwich for himself and one for his friend who's visiting as well.
Divergent action: Jason makes a sandwich for himself but not for his friend.
Normative action: Jessica tells the headmistress about the bullying, and asks to be assigned to a different dorm.
Divergent action: Jessica catches a garter snake and puts it in Annabelle's bed one day, scaring Annabelle very badly.
Normative action: Jack decides not to wear this shirt everywhere since broadcasting his hate everywhere is rude.
Divergent action: Jack keeps wearing his shirt everywhere and always talks about how much he hates [Politician].
Normative action: Bob highlights all the good parts of the wedding and does not say anything about the less positive parts.
Divergent action: Bob mentions how bad the food is and severely critiques several other aspects of the wedding.
Normative action: Ted makes himself a cup of coffee in the office break room before returning to his desk.
Divergent action: Ted does a few jumping jacks and splashes cold water on his face.
Normative action: Phil tells Colt that he should rest and seek medical attention if he develops bad symptoms.
Divergent action: Phil tells Colt that coronavirus is just the flu and is harmless.
Normative action: Cassidy suggests that they spend the afternoon at the casino's pool.
Divergent action: Cassidy pays for ten credits on the slot machine.
Normative action: Mandy talks to her boss about the situation, and her boss drops her workload allowing Mandy to take care of her mother.
Divergent action: Mandy works on her project after her shift is over.
Normative action: Mark cooks food for himself and his girlfriend, and they eat it.
Divergent action: Mark cooks food only for himself, and eats it.
Normative action: Carrington asks a member of the audience to come on stage to perform a skit with him.
Divergent action: Carrington repeats a joke made by a black comedian about police violence.
Normative action: Elise calls  in every employee for questioning.
Divergent action: Elise calls in the Mexican employees for questioning because she thinks they're more likely to break the law.
Normative action: Rick tells Lana not to worry about it, he's already sent a payment and the letter is out of date.
Divergent action: Rick tells Lana not to worry about it, that insurance is a scam and that they should let it lapse.
Normative action: Hank wipes his shoes on the grass outside and enters the house.
Divergent action: Hank avoids wiping his shoes to preserve the soles and walks inside his friend's house.
Normative action: Max decides to splurge on the ring, and get something expensive for his wife.
Divergent action: Max decides to buy the cheapest ring available.
Normative action: Jan doesn't think about the mistake anymore and is confident that it won't happen again.
Divergent action: Jan constantly thinks about what she did and intentionally makes herself feel bad.
Normative action: Tom decides to reward his dog with treats for not biting.
Divergent action: Tom decides to kick his dog whenever his dog bites.
Normative action: Sue runs out after Bart and hands him his hat that he left behind.
Divergent action: Sue, having a few more customers decides to take care of them and assumes Bart will come back for his hat.
Normative action: James holds on to his temper and demands an explanation from his wife.
Divergent action: In his anger James ends up hitting his wife.
Normative action: Jacob decides to stop smoking along with his wife to make it easier for her to kick the habit.
Divergent action: Jacob praises his wife's decision to stop smoking but continues to smoke around her.
Normative action: Frank apologizes for the error and tries to make amends for his error.
Divergent action: Frank berates the employee for not speaking up about the error in the first place.
Normative action: Greg only invites 5 people since he wants to follow the social distancing rules in his state.
Divergent action: Greg buys enough food to invite 200 people to the barbecue.
Normative action: Harry put on a nice suit and tie to attend his friend's wedding reception.
Divergent action: Harry puts on a stained tee shirt and blue jeans to attend the reception.
Normative action: Carl decides that he should use his co-worker as an example of how to achieve goals.
Divergent action: Carl decides that he should dislike his co-worker as they have achieved something he has not.
Normative action: Allison sees that her child has a problem taking other children's toys and tells her she must share them.
Divergent action: Allison sees her child take a toy from another child and says nothing.
Normative action: Laura tells Jessica happy birthday.
Divergent action: Laura waves at Jessica and says hi.
Normative action: Tyler resists taking in the third dog and simply moves on.
Divergent action: Tyler decides to just take in the third dog regardless of his financial situation.
Normative action: Lisa chooses the correct fork to eat eat course of her dinner with.
Divergent action: Lisa eats the spaghetti on her plate using nothing but her fingers.
Normative action: Joe tells Harry a knock knock joke.
Divergent action: Joe tells Harry that it's time to stand up like an adult.
Normative action: Bill takes the garbage out of the house and throws it on the curb.