CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Janice tells Shirley that the oven mitt is ugly, and she will probably never use it.
Normative action: Matt gets permission to temporarily leave work and picks up his wife to bring her home.
Divergent action: Matt contacts a family friend and asks her to pick up his wife so that he can continue working.
Normative action: Heather conditionally grants the vacation days if the employee submits a good progress report later that week.
Divergent action: Heather says that she would grant the request but that she might have to give them a poor performance review if they take the vacation.
Normative action: Hank knows that maintaining safety in a factory is important and powers through the day before finally getting a nap at home after work.
Divergent action: Hank decides to take a nap on the floor when action in the factory slows down a little midday.
Normative action: Frank shows how to fist pump and high five whenever his team does something good.
Divergent action: Frank teaches his son to loudly cheer for his team.
Normative action: Kiran tells his friends that he needs to take a night off but makes plans to go out with them later that week.
Divergent action: Kiran agrees to go out with his friends, and they go out and drink a fair amount including some shots of whiskey.
Normative action: Kelly accepts the apology and Pat agrees to be respectful during group chatting in the future.
Divergent action: Kelly is angry and decides to leave the group and ghost Pat.
Normative action: Margaret sits at the table and waits for Jesse to return to continue their conversation.
Divergent action: Margaret follows Jesse into the bathroom to continue talking to him.
Normative action: Jill says that even though she disagrees with what her brother did she will stay in his life and try to help him make amends.
Divergent action: Jill says that because of what he did she will never see or talk to her brother again.
Normative action: Stan asks Cindy if he can pray with her so that God will help her with her problems.
Divergent action: Stan gives Cindy some encouraging advice on her situation and tells her to cheer up.
Normative action: Greg makes a strict budget and sticks to it in order to build up his savings.
Divergent action: Greg continues to collect his welfare benefits even though he no longer qualifies for them.
Normative action: Rob decides to go to his sister's wedding and makes jokes about his weight.
Divergent action: Rob decides to skip his sister's wedding, because he doesn't want people to ask him about his weight.
Normative action: John asks his supervisor if he can go get some supplies from the warehouse, and they tell him to go ahead, so he does.
Divergent action: Jon decides to just get his supplies from the warehouse without asking his supervisor first.
Normative action: Lisa calls out to her friends apologizing for distracting from the game but says they'll want to hear the news she has.
Divergent action: Lisa runs over into the middle of her friend's game forcing them to stop and tells them the news.
Normative action: Leah finds a new apartment that will allow her to have pets.
Divergent action: Leah takes the dog to an animal shelter, so she can keep her apartment.
Normative action: Joy buys the budget heels because she thinks the expensive ones would be a waste of money.
Divergent action: Joy buys the expensive heels because she thinks they will impress others.
Normative action: Trevor says that his friend should go get their asthma inhaler just in case.
Divergent action: Trevor tells their friend that asthma is no big deal, so they should just leave without the asthma inhaler.
Normative action: Jae uses his allowance to buy a new vase, and he offers it to his father.
Divergent action: Jae sweeps the broken shards of glass underneath the table.
Normative action: James offers to help Alan with his homework in exchange for $2.
Divergent action: James sells white gravel to Alan, telling him that the pebbles are diamonds.
Normative action: Lacey breaks up with Carter and takes her children with her to her parents home.
Divergent action: Lacey looks the other way when Carter is mean to her kids and does whatever she can to keep Carter around because she has no money of her own.
Normative action: Luigi tries to explain that Mario got a much better present than he did.
Divergent action: Luigi tries to make a running punch on the punching bag, but he misses and hits the wall.
Normative action: Denise tells her husband that she will listen to him after she's done bathing.
Divergent action: Denise's husband disturbs Denise while she is taking a bath and won't stop talking.
Normative action: John states out loud that black people matter just as much as white people do.
Divergent action: John says out loud that these 'n-words' oughtta go back to Africa.
Normative action: Bruce talks to the women about their hobbies, favorite foods and long term goals.
Divergent action: Bruce asks the women how tall they are and much they weigh.
Normative action: Katie buys a lot of snacks and meals for her kids with the money.
Divergent action: Katie buys herself Starbucks coffee every day with the child support money.
Normative action: Sandy requests the Asian associate to check if her favorite color is still available.
Divergent action: Sandy does not talk to the Asian associate thinking that she does not speak English well, and asks another white associate instead.
Normative action: Kevin turns on the "Find My Phone" feature from a friend's phone and gives the location to the police.
Divergent action: Kevin shouts after the thief and begins to chase him through the alleys, backyards, and streets.
Normative action: Allen agrees with everything his father says and agrees to finish his chores.
Divergent action: Allen rolls his eyes at his father and walks away in the middle of the discussion.
Normative action: Jacob talked to the professor to see if he could take the exam at an earlier date.
Divergent action: Jacob skips the exam to go to the beach, assuming that his grades leading up to the final would be enough to pass.
Normative action: Andy goes to his appointment because he recognizes that he has a problem.
Divergent action: Andy decides to do meth instead of going to the appointment.
Normative action: Alyssa studies other models and influencers to find an unfilled niche and develops new content to fill that niche.
Divergent action: Alyssa buys a couple thousand followers from a website to boost her profile.
Normative action: Josephine puts it on her credit card and asks her friend to pay it back in installments.
Divergent action: Josephine hangs up the phone and continues on with her day.
Normative action: Grant has 2-3 cookies with his lunch and savors every single one.
Divergent action: Grant eats a box of cookies every day until they are gone, then orders more.
Normative action: Josephine calls her mom to ask if it is okay that she buys some souvenirs.
Divergent action: Josephine goes on a shopping spree with her mom's card.
Normative action: Benjamin runs over and tells the child not to do that, and has a talk with the kid's parents.
Divergent action: Benjamin runs over and slaps the kid across the face.
Normative action: Charlie tells the person that he could use some help and asks for suggestions.
Divergent action: Charlie talks to the person and says that everyone's OK and that it was just a small disagreement.
Normative action: Ash asks Gary to give him back the hedge trimmer.
Divergent action: Ash sneaks into Gary's and searches for the trimmer.
Normative action: Will plans his trip out with a loose schedule and makes reservations to avoid working in the future.
Divergent action: Will doesn't plan any events, so he can "go with the flow" and avoid the stress of planning.
Normative action: Jim says that he's not a fan of the show but that everybody has different tastes in entertainment.
Divergent action: Jim tells his friend that the show is pretty dumb and that even children would find it laughable.
Normative action: Colt tells the boy that he's just been unlucky and that he should keep trying.
Divergent action: Colt tells the boy to go to school so that they don't have to play baseball anymore.
Normative action: Brad stops to help the man change the tire before continuing on home.
Divergent action: Brad doesn't want to get wet, so he doesn't stop to help the man.
Normative action: Sara tells her brother to go back into the house and cleans him off.
Divergent action: Sara runs into the house screaming that her brother is doing something bad.
Normative action: Paul tells Zach that he is here to help if Zach is serious about his suicide talk.
Divergent action: Paul ignores Zach's comments and acts like nothing is wrong with him.
Normative action: Sarah tells her friends that even though she wants to hang out more, she should probably get some sleep because she has to work.
Divergent action: Sarah stays up all night with her friends and then goes to work.
Normative action: Bobby pays for the shirt with his credit card and takes it home in a bag.
Divergent action: Bobby stuffs the shirt down his pants and walks out of the store casually and goes home.
Normative action: Bobby listens to some of his favorite podcasts to pass the time.
Divergent action: Bobby watches porn on his phone while on the bus and gets a boner.
Normative action: Jacob sits down with his brother and talks with him about the pros and cons of moving to a new city, without much stability.
Divergent action: Jacob tells his brother that the decision he has made is very stupid, and he is making a terrible mistake.
Normative action: Jonas waits for Allie to finish her story and then says what he wants to.
Divergent action: Jonas starts talking in the middle of Allie telling her story.
Normative action: Pete urges the two women to get to know one another better.
Divergent action: Pete tells his wife he is not willing to give up such a long standing friend.
Normative action: Kelly implements a new household policy that every time Stacey calls someone a name, she will lose her access to the internet, and her phone, for one full day.
Divergent action: Kelly sets up a system where Stacey has to put a quarter in a jar, every time she calls someone a disrespectful name.
Normative action: Greg buys an electric razor and takes 5-minute showers, puts on clothes, and goes to work daily.
Divergent action: Greg showers and shaves once a week to give himself extra time, puts on some clothes, and goes to work.
Normative action: Bill says that he will take the special request for a small surcharge.
Divergent action: Bill says that he can't take special requests because it would be difficult to please all the people who make them.
Normative action: Brian hires an expert who helps to streamline operations to increase profit.
Divergent action: Brian decides to continue operations seven days a week causing some employees to add weekend hours to their schedules.
Normative action: Linda starts talking to her daughter in a fake accent and plays pretend with her.
Divergent action: Linda tells her daughter she's too old to play with her and gives her daughter an iPad instead.
Normative action: Nyssa gives a two-month notice to her employer before moving on in her career.
Divergent action: Nyssa leaves her job for the bigger retailer without informing her employer.
Normative action: Terry communicates to his partner that things aren't working out, leaving her before exploring his other options.
Divergent action: Terry goes after other women while he's still in the same relationship.
Normative action: Zach tells his friend to hold on and asks his mother to repeat what she just said.
Divergent action: Zach gives his mother "the hand", telling her to be quiet, and continues to talk to his friend.
Normative action: Nicole signs up on a dating site and goes on dates with a variety of different kind of men, until she meets one that is compatible for her.
Divergent action: Nicole starts dating a significantly wealthy older man that lavishes her with gifts, but she isn't attracted to him.
Normative action: Vince tells Jordan he is happy for him and that he will support Jordan in whatever he chooses.
Divergent action: Vince tells Jordan he should break up with Daisy so Vince can set him up with a girl he thinks would be perfect for Jordan.
Normative action: Jimmy withdraws from the meet and waits for the later one in order to let his knee recover.
Divergent action: Jimmy runs in his qualifying heat and his knee injury goes from a minor one to a major one.
Normative action: Jeramie takes Bill’s list and sends out invitations to everyone.
Divergent action: Jeramie looks over Bill’s list of friends and tells him to cross off certain people because he doesn’t need to hang out with them.
Normative action: Ben gives the homeless man a couple of dollars.
Divergent action: Ben tells the homeless man to piss off.
Normative action: Fenner gets to the host and has a quick chat before leaving.
Divergent action: Fenner decides to go home without speaking to the host.
Normative action: Jade compliments her coworkers outfit while giving her tips on proper workplace attire.
Divergent action: Jade greets her coworker normally ignoring her coworker's attire.
Normative action: Tito looks over his employee's performance reports without their genders listed.
Divergent action: Tito gives the men easier tasks to fulfill than the women, then promotes only men.
Normative action: Kevin stops spying and instead just asks Lucy what's going on.
Divergent action: Kevin keeps up the spying through a detective, and he reports that she's seen with a bunch of attractive men.
Normative action: Ethan notices the shoes near the front door when his friend opens it and makes sure to remove his shoes before walking on the new carpet.
Divergent action: Ethan walks right in when his friend opens the door walking with his shoes on the new carpet.
Normative action: Fernando completes his girlfriend's request making sure she feels nice.
Divergent action: Fernando shoves himself inside of her and moves quickly ignoring her feedback.
Normative action: Jasmine participated at the talent show telling a lot of jokes.
Divergent action: Jasmine said mean things to a girl at lunch trying to get the other kids to laugh with her.
Normative action: Pam reports the loss to the building security and asks them to check the cameras.
Divergent action: Pam confronts her colleague and asks for her money back.
Normative action: Jessica listens to her friend's story and makes some appropriate comments about it.
Divergent action: Jessica mentally blocks out her friend speaking and starts thinking about her own plans for that evening.
Normative action: Anna assigns Beverly to write the report and gives Jan the week off of work.
Divergent action: Anna assigns Jan to write the report.
Normative action: Kaito drinks two cups of his favorite coffee before he continues working.
Divergent action: Kaito takes a pill of his son's adderall without asking his son.
Normative action: Dr Bob tells Leslie that he needs to have his lunch but can schedule her for a follow-up biopsy, to explore possible treatments.
Divergent action: Dr Bob tells Leslie to go home and just see if she feels better tomorrow.
Normative action: Maggie's son shows up with his girlfriend and Maggie adds a plate to the table for her to enjoy the meal.
Divergent action: Maggie's son also brought his girlfriend to eat, which Maggie doesn't like, so Maggie acts in a rude manner to her.
Normative action: Hayley asks her best friend to live stream the party so that she can watch from home.
Divergent action: Hayley goes to the party while sick and coughs everywhere.
Normative action: Denise pays the bill on time with a check.
Divergent action: Denise put the bill in a drawer and forgets about it.
Normative action: Victor decides to shop at local shops for his ingredients even if it means an extra stop or two.
Divergent action: Victor drives past the locally own shops and goes to the supermarket, so he can get everything in one stop.
Normative action: Jason knocks on his roommates door and asks if they drank his Red Bull.
Divergent action: Jason storms into his roommates room and accuses them of drinking his Red Bull.
Normative action: Terri mentions something about kneeling players, but otherwise keeps the conversation about football.
Divergent action: Terri won't stop talking politics and ultimately gets into an argument with someone of a different political view.
Normative action: Sabrina tells the the telemarketer she is not interested and to put her number on a do-not-call list.
Divergent action: Sabrina decides to mess with the telemarketer by pretending to misunderstand and misinterpret everything they are saying until they give up and hang up.
Normative action: Felix opens the gift and when he sees it's not exactly what he wanted, he is appreciative and hugs his parents.
Divergent action: Felix opens the box and when he sees the train, he throws it and says he doesn't want it.
Normative action: Dan pretends that he's having the beginning stages of a heart attack and begs for help.
Divergent action: Dan calls Troy's wife and tells her that he just saw Troy with another woman.
Normative action: Jane points out how unhygienic his request is and offers to attend counseling with him.
Divergent action: Jane decides to play along and allows him to drink her urine.
Normative action: John compromises with Eric and installs insulating windows that can be opened a bit while being energy efficient.
Divergent action: John pretends he doesn't hear Eric and says windows have to remain shut.
Normative action: Juan decides to wait to mow his lawn until the afternoon because he doesn't want stoop to his neighbors level of waking one another.
Divergent action: Juan decides to do all the louder yard work, like mowing, so that his neighbor who is probably sleeping the party off can hear it.
Normative action: Steven calls Shawn up and asks him what he's been up to, and where he's been.
Divergent action: Steven starts looking into Shawn's facebook, looking into all of his recent follows and adding them.
Normative action: John gets up and shows her how to use it and says she'll be an expert in no time.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy only an idiot would ask that question, and she must be dumb.
Normative action: John helps Joey with his homework to help him get the work done faster.
Divergent action: John goes outside to play basketball by himself while Joey tried to finish his homework.
Normative action: Ron takes quick glances to get a look at this curious looking person, looking away quick too.
Divergent action: Ron just can't stop looking at the table across, looking directly at them.
Normative action: Charlie tells the manager why he is very unhappy in the store.
Divergent action: Charlie raises his voice and starts cursing at the manager and calling him names.
Normative action: Jorge walks up to the casino's banker and settles his debt before heading to the floor to gamble.
Divergent action: Jorge walks in and begins to bet the money he brought with him on the tables.
Normative action: Matthew talks to Michelle about his concerns.
Divergent action: Matthew forbids Michelle from leaving the house without him.
Normative action: Lance tells himself that he failed this time, but that he'll improve next time.
Divergent action: Lance tells his parents that he failed the exam because they make him do too many chores.
Normative action: Ron talks to Bruce about what is bothering him, and Bruce explains some of his behaviors in more detail.
Divergent action: Ron decides that his new friend is just too different from what he is used to, and stops responding to his calls and text messages.
Normative action: Randy waits to ask his coworker about it later in private.
Divergent action: Randy calls out his coworker in front of all the others.
Normative action: Cody uses the paper to work on his writing assignment that the teacher had given him.
Divergent action: Cody uses his school paper to make paper airplanes which he threw around the class.
Normative action: Molly asks Mallory to have lunch with her whenever their schedules allow for it.
Divergent action: Molly begs Mallory to skip her Anthropology class every week, so they can get lunch together.
Normative action: Jeff talks to his neighbor about putting away his trash properly.
Divergent action: Jeff takes all the garbage and leaves it on his neighbor's front step.
Normative action: Samantha puts herself back on the dating market, trying to find a new person.
Divergent action: Samantha starts adding Billy's close friends to inquire about him.
Normative action: Meredith declines their invitation and starts looking around at different clubs that she can join.
Divergent action: Meredith decides to hang out with her new friends and smoke weed with them after school every day.
Normative action: Lucas asks his staff what went wrong with the project and waits for responses.
Divergent action: Lucas calls all of his staff a bunch of quitters and tells them to get back to the project.
Normative action: Pam joins an online crowdwork website and learns how to do small tasks for money.
Divergent action: Pam starts a pornography website featuring herself and advertises the website heavily.
Normative action: Skip finds a large tree that provides shade from the sun and sits under it for a while.
Divergent action: Skip pours the water in his canteen all over his face and body and feels refreshed.
Normative action: John asks Eric and Mindy if they might put their tvs a bit lower after 11pm because he has trouble sleeping.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and uses bad language as he informs Eric and Mindy to shut the tv off now.
Normative action: Bill gives his real phone number to his employers and reasons that he can avoid them with caller ID.
Divergent action: Bill puts down a fake phone number so his employers can't trace him.
Normative action: Dan appreciates that Jenny gets along well with all his friends when they are hanging out during the day.
Divergent action: Dan sees Jenny laughing and drinking at the bar with one of their male friends and accuses them of sleeping together.
Normative action: Mike finds one of the parents and whispers to him that his son could use some help from him.
Divergent action: Mike finds the child's parent and talks above the nearby people, telling him that his son has wet his pants.
Normative action: Dave learns that you shouldn't mistreat your family, so he starts treating Kyle better.
Divergent action: Dave keeps taking Kyle's stuff because he's the boss and such.
Normative action: Billy knocks on his neighbor's door and asks him to watch his kid for five minutes while he runs to the supermarket.
Divergent action: Billy tells his son he'll be right back and runs out to the supermarket.
Normative action: Mabel asks her cousin to do the yard work in exchange for free home cooked meals for the rest of the month.
Divergent action: Mabel tells herself that she'll take care of her yard when she returns home.
Normative action: Terry stops by the nursing home after work and visits his mother and father.
Divergent action: Terry goes to the nursing home to pay the bill, but doesn't visit his parents.
Normative action: Kent is shocked that even Steve's family money couldn't protect him from this.
Divergent action: Kent laughs at Steve thinking no one deserves it more than Steve.
Normative action: Robert speaks with his guidance counselor, telling him that he won't succeed if he has to continue on in Mrs.Greene's class.
Divergent action: Robert files an anonymous report to the school saying that Mrs.Greene hits her students, although she never has.
Normative action: Liam tells John he's going to order a pizza feast for the two of them as his treat.
Divergent action: Liam walks over to the kitchen without saying anything to John and stays in there while he finishes his snack.
Normative action: Gerry tries to be away from home when Lucy is around.
Divergent action: Gerry tells Allana that Lucy is annoying and that she can't talk with her anymore.
Normative action: Nakima demonstrates his skills to his boss explaining that he can work from home.
Divergent action: Nakima stays the extra week without contacting his family.