CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Bill sprays the garbage down with lysol and febreeze and leaves it where it is.
Normative action: Mya thinks hard on every question before putting an answer on the paper.
Divergent action: Mya whispers to her friend to get the right answer for one of the problems.
Normative action: Steve waits until after class, and confronts the teacher saying his feelings were hurt.
Divergent action: Steve instantly fires back, calling the teacher a complete loser.
Normative action: Al gets out and votes for the policies he believes in at the voting booth.
Divergent action: Al doesn't vote because there is no way [unpopular politician] can possibly win.
Normative action: Carl saves up and gets the same bike Monty has.
Divergent action: Carl breaks into Monty's house when he isn't home and takes the bike for himself.
Normative action: Ron stays home the night before the test and studies for several hours.
Divergent action: Ron begs his best friend to let him copy his solutions during the test.
Normative action: Chloe asks Zoe to let her go.
Divergent action: Chloe bites Zoe on the neck.
Normative action: April encourages Monica to give her money to a charity from a list she provides.
Divergent action: April takes Monica shopping, and encourages Monica to buy everything she wants at the stores.
Normative action: Larry waves to the person with Down syndrome and invites him to the group.
Divergent action: Larry makes fun of the person with Down syndrome by imitating how he speaks.
Normative action: Rika sets Daisuke up with her younger sister.
Divergent action: Rika dates Daisuke.
Normative action: Carl puts his video game controller on the floor and walks out of the room.
Divergent action: Carl takes the video game console and throws it on the floor.
Normative action: Kerry invests the money she has into the stock market.
Divergent action: Kerry takes another full-time job that takes place during the night.
Normative action: Gail crosses the street with her son to avoid the dog.
Divergent action: Gail lets her son walk closely beside the dog.
Normative action: Even though Jo is tired, she decides to make a simple salad and bake a chicken breast.
Divergent action: Feeling worn out, Jo decides to just order fast food.
Normative action: Bay gets his kids gifts that they would want as induvials.
Divergent action: Bay buys his son a G.I. Joe and his daughter a Barbie doll.
Normative action: Tiffany and her friends decide to go to a club and dance.
Divergent action: Tiffany and her friends decide to stay in and watch re-runs on TV.
Normative action: Brayden sets up empty soda cans and takes aim at them picking them of one by one.
Divergent action: Brayden takes aim at the birds in his backyard picking them off one by one.
Normative action: Celia realizes she would end up trapped in a loveless marriage.
Divergent action: Celia and Adam get married just like her original plans.
Normative action: Vince takes an Uber to the party and back.
Divergent action: Vince asks his friend Hannah who gives him a lot of rides to drive him to the party and back.
Normative action: William gathers the attention of many of his classmates and then blows bubbles in his milk and sings a song.
Divergent action: William gathers the attention of many of his classmates and then dares a particular classmate to eat his paper napkin.
Normative action: John puts the game on record and comforts his wife.
Divergent action: John ignores his wife and puts the tv volume louder to drown out her crying.
Normative action: Henry buries his friend and begins to collect edible plants, so he can eat.
Divergent action: Henry decides that the only way that he can survive is to consume the meat of his friend.
Normative action: Ben tells the boy to follow him and stops by the manager's office on the way to the register.
Divergent action: Ben goes to the registers with his items and lets the boy deal with his own problems.
Normative action: Joe says the drawing can have some improvements and points out where to do them.
Divergent action: Joe says the drawing is not up to level and the artist is not talented.
Normative action: Margaret calls her husband once and leaves a message on his voice mail.
Divergent action: Margaret calls her husband every five minutes until he answers the phone.
Normative action: Jack goes to the fair with his daughter just like he promised.
Divergent action: Jack takes the tickets and goes to the football game.
Normative action: Kristin washes her hands thoroughly before she puts the spaghetti in the pot.
Divergent action: Kristin quickly puts some spaghetti in a pot without washing her hands first.
Normative action: Donald tells Hillary that the government is a wonderful institution that should be preserved at any cost.
Divergent action: Donald tells Hillary that the country needs to be destroyed from within to drain the swamp.
Normative action: Phil selects a plan that covers women's health concerns as well as mens.
Divergent action: Phil disregards women's health needs and picks a plan that he would get for himself.
Normative action: Josh plays a prank on his coworkers as they are leaving work for the night.
Divergent action: Josh plays a Halloween prank on his coworkers while they are making a presentation to a client.
Normative action: Howard ignores the server's weight and orders his food and smiles.
Divergent action: Howard starts ordering his food and then makes a crack about the server's weight.
Normative action: Jeff chooses to only reveal some basic introductory information about himself.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to post where he lives with pictures of his home.
Normative action: Brad calls the taxi company and gets a taxi ride home.
Divergent action: Brad gets on his bike and starts to ride to his house down the street.
Normative action: Tim tells his friend that he's really upset they damaged the game and that they can't play it any more.
Divergent action: Tim yells at his friend calling him some by some very bad words.
Normative action: Jim puts on a movie that he knows both of his siblings will enjoy.
Divergent action: Jim puts on a movie that he knows only he and his sister will like.
Normative action: Jason hires Georgia to design the logo for him.
Divergent action: Jason asks Georgia to design the logo for him for free since he's family.
Normative action: Mira expresses her feelings with one of her friends.
Divergent action: Mira confronts her husband about his spending habits in front of David.
Normative action: Don gets a job as a  lifeguard for the summer.
Divergent action: Don goes to the pool all day and lays around.
Normative action: Matt tells his friend he can stay in his bed for free.
Divergent action: Matt tells his friend he can use the bed if they pay a fee.
Normative action: Jason sticks to the script so to speak and does each task he was assigned in order.
Divergent action: Jason skirts around his assigned duties and performs tasks outside of his qualifications because he thinks it'll get the work done quicker.
Normative action: Fred tells his kids he can watch a movie with them.
Divergent action: Fred tells his kids that he has too much work, and they can watch a movie another time.
Normative action: Jen plays it safe and stick to coffee and water when at the bar with her friends.
Divergent action: Jen drinks three glasses of wine and a long island iced tea at the bar.
Normative action: Tim tells Mia that he still loves her.
Divergent action: Tim tells Mia that he has no feeling for her anymore.
Normative action: Farrell plays his favorite MMO with his friends.
Divergent action: Farrell watches a movie at a high volume.
Normative action: James played in the pool with his friends on the shallow side of the pool where his brother was.
Divergent action: James swam in the pool with his friends, ignoring his brother altogether.
Normative action: Tony decides to play it safe and rides his board on the sidewalk.
Divergent action: Tony sees some concrete stairs and decides to try to ride down the railing on his board.
Normative action: Al works competently and focused and takes no breaks for lunch or anything else to get finished.
Divergent action: Al types a lot of bad code because it is quicker to do.
Normative action: Laurel buys the school supplies with the credit card and puts the cell phone on her own debit card instead.
Divergent action: Laurel uses her parents' credit card to purchase the new cell phone she wanted in addition to the school supplies.
Normative action: Grant tells his boss that he made the error, and he will fix it.
Divergent action: Grant says the error comes from the application that is used to write the code.
Normative action: Carol applies to become a cheerleader and is accepted on the cheerleading team.
Divergent action: Carol decides to take naked pictures of herself and share them with a few boys.
Normative action: Art Tells Karen the plot to the first Star Wars movie.
Divergent action: Art Says to Karen that Jill has retard eyes.
Normative action: Lydia forcefully denounces the mean girls' bullying behaviors to the authorities.
Divergent action: Lydia decides to retaliate and plays an elaborate prank on the mean girls, who suffer greatly from it.
Normative action: Keith got a job doing video game reviews on the internet.
Divergent action: Instead of working, Keith played video games in the basement everyday.
Normative action: Frank orders pizzas from Louis's new restaurant for his party.
Divergent action: Frank orders pizzas from a large national chain for his party.
Normative action: Nicky decides to seek out professional help for his mental state because he does want things to all end.
Divergent action: Nicky makes up his mind that the only way to stop feeling blue is to stop feeling anything.
Normative action: Tim takes in the scenery and architecture of the church and compliments it to his friend.
Divergent action: When the priest comes out Tim leans over to his friend and cracks a joke about the priest being a pervert.
Normative action: Diego carefully dodges attempts at political discussions by his mother and instead asks her about her life as a kid.
Divergent action: Diego gets embroiled into an endless and contentious political discussion with his mother.
Normative action: Shay moves her schedule around so that she can get to class early each day.
Divergent action: Shay makes sure she gets to every class, but she's often late.
Normative action: James says that he can't take another dog, but offers to walk the puppy for his friend.
Divergent action: James adopts the Labradoodle puppy and brings it home to meet his old dog.
Normative action: Glenda gives her boyfriend a few more chances, then leaves him after it becomes obvious he's not trying to change.
Divergent action: Glenda accepts more and more abuse from her boyfriend, always forgiving him.
Normative action: Sally replies that she thinks the outfit itself is cute and refrains on commenting on Sara's figure.
Divergent action: Sally replies that the outfit is nice but makes her look overweight.
Normative action: Joe watches a fictional program about teens who attack homeless people for thrills.
Divergent action: Joe looks at a site with videos of homeless people being attacked by teens.
Normative action: Ivan tells his boss that he wants the day off for personal reasons and will use one of his allotted vacation days.
Divergent action: Ivan tells his boss that he's not feeling well and will have to use one of his allotted sick days.
Normative action: Mary devotes herself to rebuilding her self esteem.
Divergent action: Mary decides to gain experience by sleeping with multiple partners in a short period of time.
Normative action: Marcy decides to install a Chrome extension that memorizes passwords for her grandpa.
Divergent action: Macy demands to know the password from her grandpa, so she can remember it herself.
Normative action: Kevin encourages Lara to keep trying because there are multiple parts of the painting that could be improved with further effort.
Divergent action: Kevin tells Lara that he's not really a fan of the painting and that she should perhaps try and pursue a different hobby.
Normative action: Jake tells his friend that he doesn't understand why others care so much about how others live their lives.
Divergent action: Jake told his friend that he heard that most gays are pedophiles.
Normative action: Ebeneezer presents a detailed project outline for his client before taking Jeremy to the arcade.
Divergent action: Ebeneezer continues to work overtime to get ahead of project deadlines.
Normative action: Farah gets Steven to break down his attraction to her.
Divergent action: Farah starts dating Steven.
Normative action: Jeremy goes through and approves the applicants with the highest ratings to stay at his place.
Divergent action: Jeremy decides to simplify his decision process by only choosing the white applicants, as he is white himself.
Normative action: Tori picks up the pace and sprints away from the dog.
Divergent action: Tori ends up kicking the dog to get it away from her in self defense.
Normative action: Jordan walks away from Steve and locks himself in his office.
Divergent action: Jordan punches Steve in work while they are standing in the break room at work.
Normative action: Emily decides that making money herself is better than dating a rich guy, and she lands a well-paying job.
Divergent action: Emily just ditched her boyfriend for someone richer, after doing the same thing last year.
Normative action: Haley shows her coworker pictures she took of a haunted house.
Divergent action: Haley talks about what she would like to do in the bedroom with their boss.
Normative action: Susan decides to try her hand at knitting even though it looks difficult and challenging.
Divergent action: Susan watches a ton of tutorials, yet never gets around to actually knit because she feels it's too difficult for her.
Normative action: Ollie brings a casserole to the neighbors and introduces himself to them.
Divergent action: Ollie sends a threatening letter to the neighbors warning them not to mess with him.
Normative action: Lucas likes the video based on the content of it even if he dislikes the sponsor.
Divergent action: Lucas dislikes the videos because he doesn't like the company that sponsored them.
Normative action: Frank takes the fish home and cooks them for dinner.
Divergent action: Frank leaves the fish by the river bed.
Normative action: Gabrielle watches tutorials on fixing toilets on youtube.
Divergent action: Gabrielle calls her roommate several time through the night.
Normative action: Jill lets her girlfriend know the second she gets home why she is mad.
Divergent action: Jill avoids speaking to her girlfriend for several days.
Normative action: Jake decides to clean the house seven hours early and finishes.
Divergent action: Jake waits until right before the party to clean and barely manages to finish.
Normative action: Karen grabs the two ply toilet paper even though it's the more expensive choice.
Divergent action: Karen grabs the single ply toilet paper because it's by far the cheaper option.
Normative action: Falcon takes medicine and gives his presentation.
Divergent action: Falcon stays home for the afternoon.
Normative action: Faris pays for her dad's medications.
Divergent action: Faris sets up a yard sale where they sell all of her father's old belongings.
Normative action: Terry congratulates her spouse on his effort and offers another round.
Divergent action: Terry makes fun of her spouse for losing and uses expletives.
Normative action: Kate tells the couple that they don't have to take their shoes off in her house.
Divergent action: Kate tells the couple to put their shoes on to get their germs off her floor.
Normative action: Hannah admits to not being in class because she wanted to go to a protest.
Divergent action: Hannah tells her mom that she was at school and there must be some mix up, but Karen knows this in untrue.
Normative action: Matt starts seeing a psychotherapist weekly.
Divergent action: Matt starts to use heroin as a way to alleviate his moral pain.
Normative action: Gale cleans up by taking a shower, shaving, and putting on some perfume.
Divergent action: Gale gets dressed in a simple outfit before meeting his date early at the bar.
Normative action: Jared decides to vote for some party other than the Reform Party, particularly an honest party.
Divergent action: Jared decides to vote for the Reform Party candidate despite the controversy surrounding it.
Normative action: Ted drives to the restaurant safely and at a reasonable speed.
Divergent action: Ted picks up Rita and drives fast and recklessly on the way to the restaurant.
Normative action: Bayleigh gives her child the proper medication to treat what is ailing it.
Divergent action: Bayleigh uses home remedies to try to treat her child's symptoms.
Normative action: Jerry buys the guitar buy charging it on his credit card.
Divergent action: Jerry makes his spouse pay for his guitar citing that he needs it for work.
Normative action: Harry considers his dad's words and realizes that unless feminists have a dress code they all don't dress the same.
Divergent action: Harry just assumes that anything daddy says is true.
Normative action: Gabby sells some of her old clothes for extra cash.
Divergent action: Gabby holds up a convenience store with a toy gun.
Normative action: Greg decides to build the hotel elsewhere after he can't get the consent of the owners.
Divergent action: Greg tears down the houses without the consent of the owners.
Normative action: Brigham does some self reflection and ends his first two marriages so that he can be monogamous with the third woman.
Divergent action: Brigham marries the third woman bringing his total number of wives to three.
Normative action: Julie asks if Laura wants to grab a couple drinks at the bar real quick and tells her to run use some mouthwash when they're alone.
Divergent action: Julie blurts out in the middle of the date that Laura's breath smells and that she should do something about it.
Normative action: Jack tells Tim that he won't deal with the racist jokes anymore.
Divergent action: Jack doesn't like the jokes but deals with them because Tim is a good friend otherwise.
Normative action: Chad requests a friend request on his main account and talks to her once she accepts.
Divergent action: Chad makes a fake account on Facebook and messages Charli.
Normative action: Rob finds a coupon code for a licensed professional whom he hires.
Divergent action: Rob hires an unlicensed laborer to perform the repairs for much less.
Normative action: Kim shares her burden with her parents and school officials.
Divergent action: Kim decides to take her own life in order to escape her tormentors.
Normative action: Ebony parks at an empty lot, and she orders what she needs through Amazon Prime Now.
Divergent action: Ebony parks in the handicapped spot before entering the store.
Normative action: Jed puts out a listing on Craigslist to sell the cat to another person.
Divergent action: Jed opens his window and throws the cat out of it.
Normative action: Henry tells his mom that he gambled the money away on a bad bet.
Divergent action: Henry tells Jean that there's a problem with the payroll system at work, and he missed a paycheck.
Normative action: After Jackie denies taking the jacket Barb goes to their mother and asks her to intervene.
Divergent action: Barb asks Jackie about her jacket and when Jackie denies taking it Barb shoves her in anger.
Normative action: Stacy start linking her Reddit post outside of Reddit so more people see it.
Divergent action: Stacy starts downvoting newer posts so that her post is seen.
Normative action: Michael refuses to give him the money but instead forces his friend to stay with him and detox.
Divergent action: Michael gives his friend $300 to help him get more heroin.
Normative action: Fabio goes to the library to read his textbook.
Divergent action: Fabio spends the evening hanging out at the arcade.
Normative action: Stephen screams, "boo", along with a few hundred other people.
Divergent action: Stephen calls the fumbling team various expletives while shouting very loudly.
Normative action: Mary thinks of everything the children have probably been through and decides to open up her house and heart to foster children.
Divergent action: Mary worries about the backgrounds of children she would foster and decides she will not accept any of them afterall.
Normative action: Courtney decides that she will talk to her parents about the problems she is having with Justin.
Divergent action: Courtney posts detailed information about her arguments with Justin on Facebook.
Normative action: Millie drives down the road following the laws and going the speed limit.
Divergent action: Millie drives as slow as she can to avoid getting into an accident.
Normative action: Bobby posts a flyer at the grocery store, offering to do odd jobs for reasonable rates.
Divergent action: Bobby calls his parents and asks them if he can borrow the money to buy a new laptop.
Normative action: Jerry goes onto a dating website and meets a nice girl online.
Divergent action: Jerry meets up with his friend's ex and ends up hooking up with her.
Normative action: James yelps in pain then says that he's gotta be more careful and goes to get ice.
Divergent action: James yelps in pain then goes on muttering about how stupid he is and how he always does this.
Normative action: Matt makes sure to be gentle with the toy and is careful not to drop or scratch it up.
Divergent action: Matt plays careless with the toy and ends up breaking a piece off of it.
Normative action: Francis stops, hands the homeless guy some change, then drives to the game.
Divergent action: Francis ignores the homeless guy at the light and speeds off to the game.
Normative action: Stacy gets the surgery, and she donates the rest to charity.
Divergent action: Stacy goes on a vacation to a resort hotel.
Normative action: Luke starts talking with his crush and tells her funny and surprising stories.
Divergent action: At recess, Luke approaches his crush and suddenly yanks her hair.
Normative action: Johnny tells Bob that his hero is LeBron James and that he wants to be in the NBA like him.
Divergent action: Johnny tells Bob that his hero is Ted Bundy because he was so charming and elusive.
Normative action: Jerry sends messages to his friends and ignores the fact that they know his ex.
Divergent action: Jerry asks his friends to spy on his ex's facebook page for him.
Normative action: Mary steps back from her brother and tells him to go take a cold shower.
Divergent action: Mary throws caution to the wind and French kisses her brother.
Normative action: Ed decides stay positive and hopeful even in the face of the obstacles he's facing.
Divergent action: Ed lets himself fall into self-pity focusing on all the problems he is facing.
Normative action: Greg puts on a lighthearted comedy movie and relaxes in bed watching it.
Divergent action: Greg pours himself a drink and uses it to take the edge off.
Normative action: Jay decides to leave his fiance's sister alone since he's in love with his fiance.
Divergent action: Jay decides to secretly have an affair with his fiance's sister.
Normative action: Dana tells Mindy she should have fun on the date.
Divergent action: Dana says that she should have been invited on Mindy's date.
Normative action: Keith makes a tasteful comment about how horrible the guillotine is as a method of execution.
Divergent action: Keith leaves a comment making a really off-color joke about the deaths discussed in the video.
Normative action: Kevin tells his friend that he will try some of the food.
Divergent action: Kevin thinks the food is too different and declines the offer from his friend.
Normative action: Barbara drops in on her new neighbors with a house warming gift.
Divergent action: Barbara chats with some of her other neighbors about the new home owners.
Normative action: John loudly exclaims that Jacob plays really cheaply and is a cheater.
Divergent action: John loudly exclaims that Jacob plays like some loser faggot.
Normative action: Rob contacts the American Red Cross and spends fifty dollars and a Saturday getting his CPR card.