CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Tamaki comments on Randal's abilities and makes suggestions on how to improve his driving.
Normative action: Waldo turns off the movie and suggests doing something they both like.
Divergent action: Waldo insists Heather finish watching the movie with him, and that she'll come around on it.
Normative action: Bill doesn't label Tom in any particular way and hangs out with him when he is not busy.
Divergent action: Bill decides that Tom is an acquaintance, not really a friend, and declines to hang out with him.
Normative action: Micky opens up to his wife about his situation and is able to get some weight off of his shoulders.
Divergent action: Micky puts on a front for his wife as to not make her share in his situation, and they watch a movie together.
Normative action: Kevin finds an open seat at a table that is unoccupied.
Divergent action: Kevin sits very close to the other person at the library.
Normative action: Kira asks to record her neighbors while they play in the yard.
Divergent action: Kira makes her video from footage found on family youtube channels.
Normative action: Mira retweets some of the funny stories and tags her friends.
Divergent action: Mira makes a post about her boyfriend's poor stamina in the bedroom the other night.
Normative action: Lauren calls her aunt to make peace and invite her to the reunion.
Divergent action: Lauren invites all of her extended family to the reunion except her aunt.
Normative action: Brian tells the interviewer that while there are programs he's never used, he is a fast learner.
Divergent action: Brian states on his resume that he has experience using certain programs that he has actually never used before.
Normative action: Wilson realizes what he was doing was wrong and apologizes to his son.
Divergent action: Wilson fabricates a story about a different Smith from work who is not one of his son's friends.
Normative action: Benjamin reports the other user to a forum moderator for being abusive.
Divergent action: Benjamin sends the other person violent threats like the ones he received from the other person.
Normative action: Rudy sits closer to the classmate so that they can copy his notes easier.
Divergent action: Rudy tells his classmate to get some glasses, so he can take his own notes.
Normative action: Joe arranges a utility payment agreement with his girlfriend's parents and moves in.
Divergent action: Joe lives with his girlfriend's parents and doesn't help pay any of the house bills.
Normative action: Lance takes the trash to recycling center in the nearest large city.
Divergent action: Lance goes out into the woods and dumps the trash in a hole that he finds.
Normative action: Michael rearranges his schedule so that he can take care of the cat, and he develops a relationship with it.
Divergent action: Michael doesn't have time for a pet, he works too much, so he takes it to the animal shelter.
Normative action: Ben stands up to them in a non violent way stating that they will not tolerate their harassment.
Divergent action: Ben ignores it and does not confront the guys harassing Rachel.
Normative action: Vanessa drives slowly and answers the person's question before speeding up to go to the mall.
Divergent action: Vanessa pretends not to see the person and speeds off to the mall.
Normative action: Vince allows himself a few cookies during lunch time to cheer himself up.
Divergent action: Vince buys some boxes of chocolates and cookies and snacks on them for a few hours.
Normative action: Mike brings the watch to the police station to turn it in.
Divergent action: Mike brings the watch to the pawn shop and tries to sell it.
Normative action: Emma tells her friends that she'll go with them to the restaurant but only stay for a drink since she has to get home early.
Divergent action: Emma goes to dinner with her friends and ends up staying out a lot later than her curfew allows.
Normative action: Phil makes a persuasive argument for the couple starting a family.
Divergent action: Phil switches out May's birth control medication.
Normative action: Diane buys Joshua the skateboard that he was looking at in the mall last week.
Divergent action: Diane buys Joshua a birthday card from the nearby pharmacy.
Normative action: Betty works with her daughter on her routines outside of practices, so she is always prepared.
Divergent action: Betty notices other girls in the troupe have unnaturally orange skin and allows her daughter to get the same.
Normative action: Jenny tells Colleen that she can pick her up.
Divergent action: Jenny tells Colleen she should take a cab from the airport.
Normative action: Ash spends less time trying to make her hair look the way she wants it to.
Divergent action: Ash stops brushing her teeth in order to save time.
Normative action: Tom saves up from his job and buys the games he wants from a store.
Divergent action: Tom hops online and downloads pirated games from the internet.
Normative action: Mio whispers to Mia to find out how things are progressing.
Divergent action: Mio ups the intensity on his own initiative.
Normative action: Brian calls emergency services and asks them to rescue his poor cat.
Divergent action: Brian takes off his outer clothes and shoes, jumps into the water, and swims towards his cat.
Normative action: Ace explains the legal situation to Alexandria promising to reevaluate things between them when she turns eighteen.
Divergent action: Ace accepts her feelings becoming her boyfriend.
Normative action: Doug wears some jeans and shirts that he picked up from a thrift store.
Divergent action: Doug doesn't buy clothes because no one is around him in the mountains.
Normative action: Matt rinses and reuses the freezer bags once the bread is eaten.
Divergent action: Matt uses a new freezer bag for each new loaf of bread and throws out the old one.
Normative action: Sam considers how disgusting and unreasonable the movie was and refuses to think about it.
Divergent action: Sam thinks about the movie and imagines himself torturing other people for fun.
Normative action: Tara arranges to have her cat fly with her across the country.
Divergent action: Tara lets someone in the area adopt her cat, so she doesn't have to make arrangements.
Normative action: Nick takes Matt's drink and hides it.
Divergent action: Nick pours vinegar that is on the table into Matt's drink.
Normative action: Dina tells Gigi that she missed a line and that was bad.
Divergent action: Dina tells Gigi her acting was very believable, and she'll remember the line in her next performance.
Normative action: James rushes using the bathroom but stops to wash his hands.
Divergent action: James takes his time using the bathroom but skips washing his hands to save time.
Normative action: Curt tells the girl that at least she is willing to have an opinion on politics even if he disagrees.
Divergent action: Curt tells the girl that if she worker harder, she would be a capitalist.
Normative action: John gets his friend an expensive blender that he has been wanting for a long time.
Divergent action: John gets his friend a funny card with his signature inside.
Normative action: Josh makes on last goal then tells his friends they can all meet up to play ball again tomorrow.
Divergent action: Having fun playing ball, Josh loses track of time and comes in to eat an hour later than he was supposed to.
Normative action: Brian weeps openly.
Divergent action: Brian bursts out laughing when he hears this news.
Normative action: Frank reports the friend to the police and describes the theft in detail.
Divergent action: Frank gets some friends, finds the thief when he's alone, and attacks him.
Normative action: Larry tells his teacher that he didn't see who was responsible for the prank.
Divergent action: Larry tells his teacher that Greg was responsible for the frog in her water bottle.
Normative action: Karl concentrates on the positions and makes the better moves while playing against his sister.
Divergent action: Karl calls his little sister names, trying to distract her from the game.
Normative action: James tells Anna that she's very beautiful, but he just doesn't think they're compatible.
Divergent action: James ignores all of Anna's calls and texts and avoids places he knows she hangs out.
Normative action: Roger, not wanting to embarrass Erica, goes to the restroom where he can belch in private.
Divergent action: Roger decides that in order to feel better he needs to burp, so he let's one out at the table.
Normative action: James orders and pays for a latte.
Divergent action: James repeatedly asks the barista to give him the coffee for free because he buys so much coffee from the cafe.
Normative action: Kasey plays games on his cell phone until his friend comes out of the bathroom.
Divergent action: Kasey goes with other friends to play the carnival games.
Normative action: Roger trains for and climbs a mountain near his home as a new type of adventure.
Divergent action: Roger intensifies his weightlifting to preserve his good health and make him feel strong.
Normative action: Becky seeks counseling for her binge eating.
Divergent action: Becky starts a diet but quits halfway through.
Normative action: Oscar puts shaving cream on a friend's hand and tickles his face.
Divergent action: Oscar gets a bucket of ice-cold water and throws it on the first person to come out of the tent.
Normative action: John treats the suspect with respect and continues to ask questions about the terror plot.
Divergent action: John orders the suspect be water boarded until he gives up some information.
Normative action: Jack goes for a brief time to his mom's dinner, then slips back to his house to celebrate the rest of the eve.
Divergent action: Jack declines the invitation and stays home by himself.
Normative action: Wanda tries a fry and decides to order another side of them for herself.
Divergent action: Wanda ends up eating more of her boyfriend's fries than he does.
Normative action: Hilda tells Tina how to use the printer.
Divergent action: Hilda tells Tina that she should search online if she wants to know how to use the printer.
Normative action: Carol gets a job and finds her own apartment to live in.
Divergent action: Carol changes the locks on all the doors in her parents' house.
Normative action: Walter invites both Harold and his wife Maude to the party.
Divergent action: Walter invites only Harold, and does not invite Maude to the party.
Normative action: Jeremy makes a post on Twitter about his big win.
Divergent action: Jeremy declares that he's one in a loud tone that echos down the halls.
Normative action: Tony plans out and shows his friends all the unique attractions in the city.
Divergent action: Tony brings his friend to generic restaurants and stores that his friend is familiar with.
Normative action: Uri asks Gozo if he's interested.
Divergent action: Uri  brings Gozo over and introduces him to the girl.
Normative action: Liz shuts down her game before she gets to her bus stop and double checks that she has all of her things.
Divergent action: Liz keeps playing her game, oblivious to her surroundings, as she departs the bus.
Normative action: Jim tells his mom he's ready to go and puts his book down.
Divergent action: Jim says he needs to finish reading to his mom.
Normative action: Donald obeys the law and enlists in the military as dictated by the selective service.
Divergent action: Donald falsifies documents and pretends to have bone spurs in order to avoid serving his country.
Normative action: Victor thinks of the good things that his boss does and figures that the event was a one-time thing.
Divergent action: Victor takes revenge by urinating into his boss's coffee in the morning and feels better.
Normative action: Lucy sits across the room from Jessie, so she can carry on her conversation in private.
Divergent action: Lucy sits right by Jessie and interjects comments as Jessie tries to have a conversation.
Normative action: Sara puts in the work, earning a promotion with her results and persistence.
Divergent action: Sara gets her boyfriend to pull some strings and get her a promotion.
Normative action: Walter talks to his ex-girlfriend and decides on dates when he will start visiting the child.
Divergent action: Walter sees his son and ex-girlfriend in order to sign off all his rights to the child.
Normative action: Ron decides to tell the person that he has no respect for him.
Divergent action: Ron decides to call the person he's arguing with the N-word.
Normative action: Ryan tells his patient that there are diets they can go on to improve their health.
Divergent action: Ryan tells his patient that they are a slob and it is killing them.
Normative action: Paul tells Neal that he really wanted to go on the road trip and his feelings are hurt because he didn't get to.
Divergent action: Paul doesn't read any of Paul's texts, answer any of his calls, or talk to him for a month after the road trip.
Normative action: Jenny cleans her house and looks for her debit card.
Divergent action: Jenny reports her debit card stolen.
Normative action: Pam rants about the situation to a friend on the phone.
Divergent action: Pam walks around the house making goofy impressions of her parents.
Normative action: John firmly but politely tells the man that it's not okay to bump into people in the street.
Divergent action: John uses strong language against the man calling him bad words for bumping into him.
Normative action: Ginger schedules a doctor's appointment for one day of senior skip week, so she can miss class with a valid excuse.
Divergent action: Ginger and the rest of the seniors skip school for an entire week.
Normative action: Jake takes his kids to a doctor to have them vaccinated before school.
Divergent action: Jake takes the kids to school without taking any kind of precaution.
Normative action: Tanya sets her DVR to record the rest of the episode, so she can watch the rest after her appointment.
Divergent action: Tanya finishes the episode before heading to the dentist's office.
Normative action: Dean asks his boss if he can referee more games in the near future.
Divergent action: Dean places a large bet on the outcome of the game he will referee and then tries to influence the outcome of the game.
Normative action: Kyle goes to the funeral in the morning and attends the second half of the tailgate after it's over.
Divergent action: Kyle makes an excuse to his girlfriend and goes to the football tailgate with his friends.
Normative action: Penelope sends Jessie a text message asking her to hang out once she's done packing.
Divergent action: Penelope comes into Jessie's office while she is packing and invites her out to lunch.
Normative action: Adeline takes night classes for a certification which gets her a higher paying job.
Divergent action: Adeline allows one of her family members, who is more well off, to adopt her son.
Normative action: Max tells his wife to go but not to spend any money because they've already spent the entire budget for this month.
Divergent action: Max tells his wife that she has to stay in because they are already at the limit of their budget.
Normative action: Louis tells the other children he is a child actor that has been in commercials.
Divergent action: Louis tells the other children he is a child actor that has been in big movies, which is false.
Normative action: Tom puts papers in a hat, with one or two written on each, and every child picks a number at random to be assigned to a team.
Divergent action: Noticing about the same number of boys and girls, Tom tells them to split into two teams with boys on one team and girls on the other.
Normative action: Rachel sees some cute kittens, remembers that someone nearby has a litter, and picks one for herself.
Divergent action: Rachel sees how cute baby raccoons are and goes to the country to get one.
Normative action: Jim finds a coupon code for a discount on the game.
Divergent action: Jim does not end up buying his son the game despite his grades.
Normative action: Ken finds out what kind of clothes his friend likes and get him a shirt.
Divergent action: Ken picks up a generic birthday card and gives it to his friend.
Normative action: Gary tries to compromise with his mom and get her to change her habits if she wants to continue to live with them.
Divergent action: Gary gets into a big fight with him mom and demands that she move out immediately.
Normative action: Brian tells the person they're allowed their own opinion and leaves it at that.
Divergent action: Brian calls the the person a name and says they are wrong.
Normative action: Chad says that he only has 150 followers, but he just started using the app one week ago.
Divergent action: Chad tells his friend that he has 300,000 followers on TikTok.
Normative action: Robert resists the temptation of getting an alcoholic drink and simplies goes for a non-alcoholic drink.
Divergent action: Robert gets his favorite alcoholic beverage and drinks its during his shift.
Normative action: Casey tells his wife that he doesn't think he's ready to have kids.
Divergent action: Casey tells his wife that he would love to have kids.
Normative action: Marcus calls a delivery service and orders food to be delivered to his brother while watching the game.
Divergent action: Marcus tells his brother he's very busy and hangs up and watches the game.
Normative action: Lacy gets something to drink and steps outside to distract herself from her current state of mind.
Divergent action: Lacy walks into the bathroom and touches herself until she's satisfied.
Normative action: After cutting off the damaged parts, Mackenzie transforms her sweater into a small hat.
Divergent action: Mackenzie tells the people at the store that the sweater is a flawed birthday gift.
Normative action: Bill responds to the author of the racist post by telling him that he feels sorry for him, and it must be difficult to live with so much hatred.
Divergent action: Bill responds by saying that it is the people of his race who are the problem in the world and that he wishes he was of a different race.
Normative action: Billy uses something Anthony said prior in the argument to prove he is wrong.
Divergent action: Billy uses the secret Anthony told him against him, to try to get points with everyone else.
Normative action: Roger takes note of their ambition and sees potential and goes ahead and approves their loan.
Divergent action: Roger assumes because Shaun and Tamra are young and black, that they would default on the loan and doesn't approve them.
Normative action: Joey tells Khia he's worried about other men looking at her when she dresses a certain way.
Divergent action: Joey tells Khia to change out of her outfit, stating it shows too much skin for his liking.
Normative action: Steve tells a joke that he saw on Reddit the morning of.
Divergent action: Steve makes a joke at Billy's expense, making fun of how he looks.
Normative action: Alice turns on the stereo at a low volume that can't be heard outside of the room.
Divergent action: Alice turns the stereo on as loud as it will play.
Normative action: Karen keeps her music at a reasonable volume, and moves the party inside at 9 PM.
Divergent action: Karen plays her music too loud, and late into the evening.
Normative action: Jon splits Liam's belongings with his siblings.
Divergent action: Jon keeps all of Liam's belongings to himself.
Normative action: Andrew pushes himself hard and just barely finishes the routine before collapsing.
Divergent action: Andrew lowers the weights a bit, so he can finish his routine easily and with energy to spare.
Normative action: Ollie jumps between the two boys and stops the fight right then and there.
Divergent action: Ollie waits until one boy knocks another boy unconscious to tell his friend's mother.
Normative action: Maria breaks up with her boyfriend and pursues a romantic relationship with her coworker.
Divergent action: Maria decides to marry her current boyfriend because of his wealth and material possessions.
Normative action: Bob goes to a homeless shelter and applies for entry, so he can get back on his feet.
Divergent action: Bob commits a minor felony, so he can go to jail and live in prison for a while.
Normative action: Amber teaches Twinkie not to beg and only feeds her portioned meals with occasional treats.
Divergent action: Amber gives Twinkie scraps every time she begs.
Normative action: Lyla makes a profile on a dating website and browses for single men.
Divergent action: Lyla begins flirting with a friend's boyfriend who she finds very attractive.
Normative action: Sarah helps Gus open the box, so he can get to the gift.
Divergent action: Sarah lets her son try to open the box on his own.
Normative action: Amy decides to clean up some of the trash from the park.
Divergent action: Amy feeds the geese some snacks from her bag.
Normative action: Nelson stands tall and delivers a speech about fighting for King and Country before leading the charge.
Divergent action: Nelson gestures vaguely towards the enemy positions and tells the squad to get moving already.
Normative action: Mary quickly grabs a handkerchief from her purse and sneezes into it repeatedly.
Divergent action: Mary sneezes repeatedly onto the break room table for several minutes.
Normative action: JImmy tells his friends to stop and approaches the man to apologize.
Divergent action: Jimmy joins in the laughter and shouts out comments to the person.
Normative action: Lisa takes a quick shower and scrubs the tub when she is done.
Divergent action: Lisa decides to do some personal grooming while she is in the shower.
Normative action: Jo made a joke mocking ableist attitudes towards those with disabilities.
Divergent action: Jo told a joke mocking disabled people's struggles.
Normative action: Eric admits to creating an environmental nuisance and apologizes to his neighbors, promising to never do that again.
Divergent action: Eric explains that he only meant to burn the wood, and that the tires, plastic and carpets were burned by mistake.
Normative action: Anthony excuses himself from the kitchen and walks up to the customer and confronts him.
Divergent action: In the late stages of the tomato sauce, Anthony decides to pee a small amount into it.
Normative action: Lambert suggests that they spend thirty minutes at the nearby karaoke booth.
Divergent action: Lambert offers him one of his cigarettes in his pocket.
Normative action: Tony writes a poem for Lisa to express his deep love to her, and he asks her to commit to a long term relationship with him.
Divergent action: Tony initiates sexual contact with Lisa for the first time.
Normative action: Asher fills out the form while making sure that all the fields, including the address, are filled out correctly.
Divergent action: Feeling like the information being asked is violating his privacy, Asher enters an old address on the form that is no longer valid.
Normative action: Faith tells her friends it is clear that Jesus was not killed by the Jewish community.
Divergent action: Faith tells her friends that according to what she has learned, Jesus was killed by Jews.
Normative action: Gil stays subdued in temperament and keeps his eyes fixated on the action of the players.
Divergent action: Gil gets swept up in the atmosphere and spends most of his time cheering and celebrating with other fans.
Normative action: Conrad visits the animal shelter to find a dog to adopt.
Divergent action: Conrad finds a breeder and inquires about buying a dog from them.
Normative action: Mitt walks by the group and glances out of the corner of his eye while making efforts not to be noticed.
Divergent action: Mitt walks up to the group and asks them if there's a problem that he can help with.
Normative action: Justin puts rose petals on his bed, lights some candles, and asks his wife to have sex with him when she gets home.
Divergent action: Justin sexts the girl he was flirting with at work and masturbates to the conversation.
Normative action: Jack resists playing a prank on his classmate and just find other ways to amuse himself.
Divergent action: Jack puts a tack on his classmate's chair and watches in amusement.
Normative action: Steve refuses to participate in the activity suggested by Bob because it is against his morals and values.