CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Earl stops visiting family and does not get to gether with friends or neighbors.
Normative action: Winston waits for Hillary to finish her story before sharing his exciting news.
Divergent action: Winston cuts Hillary off in the middle of her sentence to share his win.
Normative action: Vince gets some window chalk and writes a lot of funny messages on Ben's car windows.
Divergent action: Vince jacks up the car, puts a hole in the tires, and fills each tire with cement, then lowers the car.
Normative action: Dale plans a wedding with just fmaiy and close friends a few months away.
Divergent action: Dale goes to Vegas for the weekend with Christine, and they elope.
Normative action: Mary takes the book to the librarian and asks that the message be removed.
Divergent action: Mary borrows the book and tears out the offensive message.
Normative action: Jeff honks his horn to alert the other driver to his presence,.
Divergent action: Jeff forces the other car to pull over then gets into a fight with the other driver.
Normative action: Jessica calls a therapy hotline and talks about her pain with a caring therapist.
Divergent action: Jessica takes a razor and cuts herself all over, and she bleeds.
Normative action: Ian quickly glances at Frank's name tag in order to remember Frank's name before calling for him by name.
Divergent action: Ian shouts hey you to get Frank's attention, and repeats the phrase until Frank looks up at him.
Normative action: John gets Jane a new necklace that is studded with diamonds.
Divergent action: John gets Jane a cheap box of candy from the store.
Normative action: Abigail moves out on her own about an hour away and calls her parents daily to check up on them.
Divergent action: Abigail moves across the country and settles down and doesn't ever call her folks.
Normative action: Cole tells the games company that the forum is trading games for free.
Divergent action: Cole tells the forum members it's okay to trade the games for free.
Normative action: Jason comforts his wife and then checks for damage to his car.
Divergent action: Jason gets out to inspect the car while his wife sits in the passenger seat weaping.
Normative action: Doug restructures his proposal based on the feedback from his boss.
Divergent action: Doug throws objects around his office then lays on the floor and cries.
Normative action: Fred tells his friends about the history of the struggle against fascist dictators and the people who fought them.
Divergent action: Fred tells his friends about this really powerful guy named Hitler who almost conquered the world, speaking in reverential tones.
Normative action: Jasmine grabs a protein bar and reheats the rest of her frozen pasta before eating in the living room.
Divergent action: After waiting a minute for Kathy, Jasmine eats the entire pizza.
Normative action: Len takes the flag off the pole, folds it and takes it indoors for storage.
Divergent action: Len takes the flag off the pole and throws it on the grass nearby.
Normative action: Jonah picks up the iPad and places it on a nearby shelf out of the way.
Divergent action: Jonah picks up the iPad, finds that it isn't locked, and uses it before moving it to a different location.
Normative action: James secretly installs a camera in the kitchen to catch the person taking his food.
Divergent action: James starts buying twice as many frozen dinners at the grocery store each week.
Normative action: Lilith announces her presence to her friends to get their attention and inquires as to the topic of discussion.
Divergent action: Lilith listens in on her friend's conversation without announcing herself and overhears them planning a surprise party for Lilith.
Normative action: Doug decides to buy expensive toys that his kids always wanted.
Divergent action: Doug buys some generic sweaters as presents for his kids.
Normative action: Rick shoots a short video of the tesla coil and posts it online on his social media network.
Divergent action: Rick mounts the tesla coil on top of his house and runs it for a week straight.
Normative action: Derek allows his girlfriend to pick clothing that fits her style.
Divergent action: Derek tries to get his girlfriend to wear clothes he thinks are stylish.
Normative action: Camille quickly excuses herself, and has a girls night with her friends after work.
Divergent action: Camille returns Steven's affections hooking up with him in a nearby hotel.
Normative action: Jane declines and goes home for dinner.
Divergent action: Jane goes out to dinner with her boss.
Normative action: Caroline reminds Danial of other potential partners while giving him a platonic hug.
Divergent action: Caroline brings her son into the bedroom, and they have sex.
Normative action: Elon tells the investors what his goals are and what he's going to do with any money he receives.
Divergent action: Elon tells the investors that his revenue is 10% higher than it actually is.
Normative action: Antony tells Andrew that he's fine the way he is and tells their dad there's nothing wrong with being a girl.
Divergent action: Antony teases Andrew along with their father and tells him to stop acting gay.
Normative action: Shelly insists that she and Nelson sit down for a conversation about their expectations within the relationship.
Divergent action: Shelly insists that the cost of everything is split 50-50 between her and Nelson.
Normative action: Norm tells the stranger not to worry about it because mistakes happen and the stranger insists on buying Norm another round.
Divergent action: Norm insists that the stranger buy him a new beer and forever holds the mistake against him.
Normative action: Isaac walks to a private part of the park and shows off his body only to his girlfriend.
Divergent action: Isaac takes off all his clothes and exposes himself to the kids in the park.
Normative action: Hank gets rid of some of the unnecessary items in his car to make room for the television.
Divergent action: Hank squishes the television in the car on top of other stuff.
Normative action: Mr Smith finds a regular pillow from the linen closet.
Divergent action: Mr Smith gets out a baby pillow and uses it.
Normative action: Leo tells Angela that it upsets him when she says things that are offensive to him.
Divergent action: Leo quickly reaches out and slaps Angela across the face.
Normative action: Kyle waves his arms around in the air to signal to his friend.
Divergent action: Kyle makes a loud screeching sound which his friend would recognize as him.
Normative action: Henry waits until after the call is over to vent about what happened to someone.
Divergent action: Henry points out how often this happens and takes it out on the customer service agent.
Normative action: Heather accepts and deals with her condition without making it the only topic of discussion with her friends.
Divergent action: Heather sees her friends every week, but talks about about her pain nonstop when they are together.
Normative action: Grace tells Leah that she had a bad day at school, and then she tells her mother what happened.
Divergent action: Grace snaps at Leah and says that Leah should shut up and mind her own business.
Normative action: Chad states what his skills are without exaggerating.
Divergent action: Chad says his coding skills are better than they actually are in order to get hired.
Normative action: Doug asks Deacon how he is when he first sees him.
Divergent action: Doug gets right into talking about football and food.
Normative action: Jessica realizes she already looks pretty and doesn't change anything.
Divergent action: Jessica stops eating and starves herself to lose some weight.
Normative action: Bob rocks the baby until he stops crying and falls asleep.
Divergent action: Bob tells his baby son to shut up.
Normative action: Theresa takes a few days off until her symptoms subside.
Divergent action: Theresa goes to work despite her symptoms and works like nothing is wrong.
Normative action: Tim talks to his son about choosing his friends more wisely.
Divergent action: Tim accuses his son of having some kind of involvement in the vandalism.
Normative action: Tyler decides to pratice his skills, so he's better able to show them off.
Divergent action: Tyler shows how good he is at bike riding by showing off his expensive bike.
Normative action: Faith buys a nasal spray and uses it on her nose.
Divergent action: Faith sticks a Q-tip up her nose to try to unblock it.
Normative action: Jim makes a big dinner for both of them for when Pam gets home.
Divergent action: Jim heats up a frozen dinner just for himself to eat.
Normative action: Sally makes an organized list of everything that they will need.
Divergent action: Sally packs as many things as she can into her bags.
Normative action: Mike decides to stop bragging and just tell the truth even if it's not worth bragging about.
Divergent action: Mike continues to brag about whatever the topic at hand happens to be.
Normative action: Holden recalls a fond memory he had in the park with an ex-girlfriend, but explains it in a way that doesn't reference her at all.
Divergent action: Holden mentions a fond memory he had a the park with an ex-girlfriend of his.
Normative action: Erin lays still in the grass, so she doesn't scare the squirrels and waits for them to come closer.
Divergent action: Erin puts some food out to lure the squirrels closer, so she can get a good picture of them.
Normative action: Daryl dances uninhibited on the dance floor and motions for some of the ladies to join him.
Divergent action: Daryl repeats a bad taste joke that his friends enjoyed earlier to some of the ladies at the party.
Normative action: Lindsey does not mention her vacation until after she gets back.
Divergent action: Lindsey posts all about her upcoming vacation and when she will be gone.
Normative action: Ian goes to the doctor who prescribes him a bottle of oxycodone.
Divergent action: Ian goes to a drug dealer on the street and buys oxycodone pills.
Normative action: Jay jumps toward Marty pushing him out of the way but putting himself in danger of getting hit.
Divergent action: Jay pushes Marla who is next to him into Marty which knocks Marty out of the way but Marla is now in the path.
Normative action: Cory is open to his partner about how he has been feeling.
Divergent action: Cory tells his partner that he is with a male friend of his.
Normative action: Mack and Jimmy respect each others space and do things apart sometimes.
Divergent action: Mack gets upset at Jimmy over small things and talks to Jimmy about it in front of guests.
Normative action: Eric tells Jane to stop pedaling and just focus on breathing while he paddles the boat.
Divergent action: Eric tells Jane that she'll get to the shore more quickly if she swims and tells her to jump out.
Normative action: Charlie takes Alex to the museum and goes to the mall after they leave.
Divergent action: Charlie goes to the mall and makes Alex go to the museum by himself.
Normative action: James breaks up with his coworker and starts going to couples' therapy with his wife.
Divergent action: James continues to see his coworker while still living with his wife.
Normative action: Scott wears a mask because he cares about people in his community.
Divergent action: Scott refuses to wear a mask because it's uncomfortable.
Normative action: Camden daydreams about being a hero saving the world from a big monster.
Divergent action: Camden moves among the crowd poking people on the back before crawling away.
Normative action: James takes his puppy to a dog park a few times a week to practice interacting with other dogs.
Divergent action: James trains his puppy alone at home for an hour a day.
Normative action: Gary tells Lisa a funny joke about a famous celebrity.
Divergent action: Gary tells Lisa a series of derogatory jokes about Jewish people.
Normative action: Bill resists starting an affair with his secretary and remains faithful to his wife.
Divergent action: Bill decides to have sex with his very attractive secretary.
Normative action: Elijah talks to his teacher about his current frustrations.
Divergent action: Elijah slams his fists onto the table and compares the boy's intelligence to an insect.
Normative action: Mark tells Jenny goodbye and waves his hand as he turns to walk towards home.
Divergent action: Mark pulls Jenny in close and gives her a long, passionate kiss on the lips before saying "I'll miss you, goodbye".
Normative action: Evan texts his mother back to tell her where he was.
Divergent action: Evan waits until he gets home hours later to tell his mother where he was.
Normative action: Carl tells his mother that the boy took his toy from him.
Divergent action: Carl hits the boy and takes the toy back from him.
Normative action: Zeke puts the revolver in his backpack before going out of the store into the parking lot.
Divergent action: Zeke keeps the revolver in his hand as he exits the store into the parking lot.
Normative action: Pat asks Jeff as they're walking out of class if he'd want to exchange notes with him.
Divergent action: Pat would rather compete with Jeff to get a better grade, so he studies on his own.
Normative action: Colin high-fives Judy and tells her that she played a big role in closing the sale.
Divergent action: Colin goes up to Judy and hugs her tightly for thirty seconds.
Normative action: Henry assigns another employee to work with the troubled employee and train him thoroughly.
Divergent action: Henry fires the employee with Down syndrome and hires someone else who can learn the job quickly.
Normative action: Tommy waits until the restroom is empty and then goes inside.
Divergent action: Tommy enters the restroom and blocks the door so no one else can enter.
Normative action: Tommy asks his girlfriend if he can borrow the scarf she often wears, to remember her by while he's gone.
Divergent action: Tommy asks his girlfriend if he can have one of her bloody tampons.
Normative action: Jane backs off Bill to get out of his clutches and tells him she's leaving him forever as she runs out the door.
Divergent action: Jane backs off Bill to get out of his clutches and then spits in his face and calls him a coward.
Normative action: Frank would send his coworkers the messages by email to save on the paper.
Divergent action: Frank would write down the messages on pieces of paper and hand them to the coworker in person.
Normative action: John decides to call his friend later to offer his condolences.
Divergent action: John shouts to his friend to get his attention.
Normative action: Sheila calls up some of her female friends and goes off to a movie with them.
Divergent action: Sheila insists on going to the movie with Ted and his friends.
Normative action: Dan say's his sister can come to the beach with him and his friends as long as she behaves herself.
Divergent action: Dan tells his sister that she's too young to come the beach with him and his friends.
Normative action: Will decides to go into business for himself and becomes a locksmith, using his dexterous hands to open locked doors.
Divergent action: Will joins a gang of pickpockets and works the city streets, taking lots of money from rich people.
Normative action: Philip and Alexis decide to work on having a friendship for the sake of their child.
Divergent action: Philip proposes to Alexis, and the two of them become husband and wife and move in together.
Normative action: Max talks to Steve and tells him why he is so upset.
Divergent action: Max breaks one of Steve's toys in retaliation for what Steve did.
Normative action: Oliver dresses up like a ninja by wearing all black and only covering part of his face.
Divergent action: Oliver dresses up as a ninja and covers his face and brings real knives to the party.
Normative action: Mark calls the police, and they arrest the manager and Mark is able to shop.
Divergent action: Mark leaves and finds another grocery store.
Normative action: Jorge orders cheaper items from the menu and uses a coupon code.
Divergent action: Jorge tells the server that it is his birthday which is actually not for a few months.
Normative action: Danny gets the tires replaced before giving the bike back to Jim.
Divergent action: Danny gives the bike back to Jim as it is.
Normative action: Miley writes a letter back to her grandparents.
Divergent action: Miley thinks the letter is nice but does not write a letter back.
Normative action: Mario talks about the sports game that was on television last night.
Divergent action: Mario makes fun of Tom because of his hair texture and his skin.
Normative action: Kevin goes to a spa and gets himself an hour-long massage.
Divergent action: Kevin spends his Saturday doing chores for his wife around the house.
Normative action: Josh tells Nancy that he loves how voluptuous she has gotten.
Divergent action: Josh tells Nancy that she has turned into a disgusting pig.
Normative action: Harper sets a gambling budget so that she doesn't overspend.
Divergent action: Harper plays a game of poker and bets everything in her pocket.
Normative action: Sarah looks up mindfulness and meditation techniques when she gets home.
Divergent action: Sarah picks up some alcohol on the way home and has some drinks.
Normative action: James visits his mother every weekend to take her into town for dinner and shopping.
Divergent action: James never visits his mother and only calls on her birthday and Christmas.
Normative action: Nelly lets the butterfly go after looking at it.
Divergent action: Nelly keeps the butterfly in a sealed jar.
Normative action: Bill parks his car taking care to use only one parking space.
Divergent action: Bill parks his car quickly and carelessly taking up both spaces with his car.
Normative action: Carrie RSVP's to the brunch and marks it on her calendar.
Divergent action: Carrie RSVP's to the brunch without noting the date on a calendar.
Normative action: Phil is curious why Jane has fewer friends but decide it would be rude to pont it out.
Divergent action: Phil makes fun of Jane for having less friends than him.
Normative action: Casey uses a fork to take some cheesy fries, put them on his plate and eat them.
Divergent action: Casey takes some cheesy fries and eats them using just his hands.
Normative action: Samuel limits himself to three drinks.
Divergent action: Samuel drinks to the point that he feels sick.
Normative action: Jaime finds a friend that can adopt the cat.
Divergent action: Jaime takes the cat to a shelter to have it euthanized.
Normative action: John devotes a few minutes writing down how to use it and then goes to bed.
Divergent action: John tells Eric it's late, and he should figure it out on his own.
Normative action: Lisa strives to reach her goals in areas that please and interest her.
Divergent action: Lisa works hard in her studies and work so that she may one day rub her sisters face in her success.
Normative action: Ergo tells his friend and asks for advice.
Divergent action: Ergo points out the reasons for his depression and does most of the talking about his life.
Normative action: Megan tells Jake that the relationship isn't going to work.
Divergent action: Megan tries to trick Jake into having a baby with her.
Normative action: Hank leaps at Susan and raises his arm as if he's going to take a swing at her.
Divergent action: Hank leaps at Susan and grabs her by her breasts with both hands, squeezing them as he does so.
Normative action: Susan starts planning their get together in the middle of August.
Divergent action: Susan waits until three weeks before Christmas to try to make plans with her family.
Normative action: Margret gives constructive criticism to the model along with doing a small demonstration on how to fix the makeup.
Divergent action: Margret joins Barbra comparing the model's makeup to a clown.
Normative action: Austin and Jackie play some old video games in Jackie's living room.
Divergent action: While hanging out, Austin and Jackie have sex in her room.
Normative action: Ray reports his friend's website to the FBI so that people stop stealing content.
Divergent action: Ray uses his friend's website and watches as many movies as he can.
Normative action: Cindy decides to take the kid back to the neighbor's house and tell the parents what the kid did.
Divergent action: Cindy decides to slap the kid back for slapping her first.
Normative action: Meo turns on music and starts dancing.
Divergent action: Meo starts kicking around a foam soccer ball.
Normative action: Mark cuts off all contact with his ex and focuses solely on finding someone else.
Divergent action: Mark feels bad for his ex, so he stays in touch with her strictly as friends and pursues other romantic options.
Normative action: Jess asks her sister if she can dig through her purse to borrow her lipstick.
Divergent action: Jess roots through her sister's purse to find the lipstick she wants.
Normative action: Joe thanks May for the meal.
Divergent action: Joe laughingly refers to the meal as rabbit food.
Normative action: Zachery hires a landscaping company to maintain his yard.
Divergent action: Zachery ignores his lawn situation and relaxes during his weekend break.
Normative action: Ron looks at the comments of the video to see what other people have to say about it.
Divergent action: Ron decides to believe everything in the video and becomes cautious around black people.
Normative action: Roy excitedly tells his friends about his record.
Divergent action: Roy brags about his record every chance he gets.
Normative action: Jean picks an inexpensive item off of the registry to gift.
Divergent action: Jean decides not to buy a gift but show support in other ways.
Normative action: James convinces his friend to talk to a therapist and changes the subject whenever politics or QAnon comes up.
Divergent action: James ends his friendship with the QAnon conspiracy theorist and blocks him on social media.
Normative action: Abigail tells Helen that she loves it, and doesn't mention she already owned this one.
Divergent action: Abigail tells Helen, no thank you, citing she already has this one.
Normative action: Marla invites Todd and his wife to her house for dinner one night.
Divergent action: Marla invites Todd to her house for a candlelit dinner date.
Normative action: Jan doesn't think that her brother would read the books, so he decides to leave him alone.
Divergent action: Jan buys his brother a bunch of books and makes him read them.
Normative action: Leah goes on the internet to find discussions and articles of similar problems to draw from.
Divergent action: Leah approaches her friend about the situation sparing no details.
Normative action: Cathy places a call for food delivery to her home.
Divergent action: Cathy drives to a fast food restaurant to get food.
Normative action: Jim decides to leave the kids alone and let them be.
Divergent action: Jim calls the police and alerts them there are kids drinking at a party near him.
Normative action: Don realizes that Mexicans have never bothered him and votes for someone else.
Divergent action: Don realizes that he doesn't have any Mexican friends, so he votes for him.
Normative action: Gina gives personal attention all of the students.
Divergent action: Gina gives personal attention to the wealthier students.
Normative action: James takes his kids to a local park with a big hill where they can go sledding.
Divergent action: James lets his kids spend the day on their phones while he plays video games.
Normative action: Vina asks Hal what he can handle.
Divergent action: Vina tests her luck and assigns Hal a lot of work.
Normative action: Corrie ends things with his current partner before dating the other woman.
Divergent action: Corrie gets involved with another woman while he is still in a relationship.
Normative action: Josh drives the speed limit.
Divergent action: Josh drives 90 mph because he loves the feeling of speed.
Normative action: George goes with a hairstyle he likes and has done many times to be early for the wedding procedures.
Divergent action: George tries multiple new hairstyles to on the wedding day to find one he likes most and ends up being very late.
Normative action: Will decides to take a degree that is relevant to his arts.