CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Vera gives a monetary donation to the organization to support the cause.
Normative action: June imitates the TV characters sense of style and fashion.
Divergent action: When the TV character she admires gets pregnant June decides she wants a baby too.
Normative action: Ellie tells her coworker that she doesn't understand what her boss's goals are.
Divergent action: Ellie tells her coworker about how much she hates all of her bosses.
Normative action: Ken stands up and tells stories about the bride and groom as children.
Divergent action: Ken stands up and tells the bride and groom that they're perfect for each other because they're both overweight.
Normative action: Mary reminds her daughter of the values she has been raised with and trusts her to make the right choices.
Divergent action: Mary turns the girl away whenever she comes to she her daughter.
Normative action: Carl chooses the documentary because the subject sounds interesting, so he's willing to give it a chance.
Divergent action: Carl wants to learn more about history but is afraid it will be too boring, so he chooses to watch the horror movie.
Normative action: Mary hugs June and tells her that she loves her no matter what.
Divergent action: Mary tells June that being homosexual is a sin and to stop being gay.
Normative action: Terra waits until they get back home before discussing what he said earlier.
Divergent action: Terra brings up the issue immediately while they are still at the store.
Normative action: Benny gets out of the pool and sits nearby it to keep a close eye on his three children still inside the pool.
Divergent action: Benny gets out of the pool and goes inside to shower while letting his three children remain in the pool.
Normative action: Dean decides to look up other adult performers and does not go on Penny's website.
Divergent action: Dean thinks Penny is attractive and buys some videos from Penny's website.
Normative action: Simon admits to his partner that what he did was over the top.
Divergent action: Simon waits it out and figures they will just forget about the fight they had.
Normative action: Lisa plugs her phone into the charger and calls while the phone is plugged in.
Divergent action: Lisa takes Bart's phone without premission and calls with it.
Normative action: Mark brings his old furniture to a thrift store.
Divergent action: Mark brings his old furniture to the dump.
Normative action: Mark realizes Hannah hasn't cheated on him in 4 years and realizes she wouldn't begin to now.
Divergent action: Mark asks Hannah if she promises not to sleep around on him while she's out.
Normative action: Mark takes the dog in his truck to the local animal shelter, in hopes that the original owner will come to claim it.
Divergent action: Mark puts the dog in his truck and drives to an empty field before letting it loose.
Normative action: Harry says that he'd like to play the game with his son.
Divergent action: Harry says video games are not useful for a person.
Normative action: James tells his son to be quiet until his landlord walks away from their door.
Divergent action: James tells his eight-year-old son to tell the landlord that James is at work.
Normative action: Lisa fixes herself a sandwich and a salad for her own lunch.
Divergent action: Lisa eats half of the food on her kids' plates for lunch.
Normative action: Marcel takes his time and perfects the dish he is serving to the critic.
Divergent action: Marcel adds a single strand of hair to the pasta.
Normative action: Layne allows each and every child in her chaperone group to choose something they'd like from the gift shop.
Divergent action: Layne buys every kid in her chaperone group an item of their choosing from the gift shop, but excludes the handicapped kid.
Normative action: Larry picks up the dog and returns it to her guardian, then goes to the local shelter and adopts one himself.
Divergent action: Larry scoops up the dog and takes him inside his house and removes his collar and keeps him.
Normative action: Kylie breaks up with Aaron and starts dating someone she is more compatible with.
Divergent action: Kylie stays with Aaron so that she can say she has a boyfriend.
Normative action: Tara draws cartoon characters in her notebook.
Divergent action: Tara makes paper airplanes and throw them at other students.
Normative action: Tate tells his brother that he must be bagging so many chicks now.
Divergent action: Tate asks his brother if he thinks he's better than them now.
Normative action: Jennita stays up late to write the 1000 words and then refines the paper before handing it in.
Divergent action: Jennita figures that the last paper doesn't count for too much and prioritizes other things, then turns in a rough copy of the paper.
Normative action: Jane explains to Mark why this was rude.
Divergent action: Jane punches Mark.
Normative action: James expresses his own liberal beliefs to his father at the dinner table.
Divergent action: James complains about his father to all his friends but doesn't confront him directly.
Normative action: Gavin takes the wallet to the school lost and found.
Divergent action: Gavin puts the wallet in his pocket and takes it home.
Normative action: Mario tells the guard a short joke before entering the building.
Divergent action: Mario tells the guard a really long joke which takes his attention off of his job,.
Normative action: Anne tells Ira she misses doing things with him, so he makes plans with her later that evening.
Divergent action: Anne fibs to Ira, saying she's in a deep state of sorrow and could use his company right now.
Normative action: Hank knocks on doors and begs people to use their bathroom quickly, offering his wallet as collateral.
Divergent action: Hank finds a private section of trees on someone's property and uses the bathroom there, relieving himself.
Normative action: James takes his puppy to the vet late in the afternoon.
Divergent action: James cuddles the puppy and gives him lots of water, but doesn't take him to the vet.
Normative action: Rick assigns each group member part of the project and tells them to work on their part alone.
Divergent action: Rick kicks Matt out of the group for being disruptive.
Normative action: James practices meditation to make it easier to let go of unpleasant thoughts.
Divergent action: James thinks about his wife getting sick from chemo whenever he feels down.
Normative action: Jonathan waits to be contacted the service team and sends a reminder when a few days pass without contact.
Divergent action: Jonathan sends multiple emails a day to the website's customer service complaining about how long the process is taking and asking for updates.
Normative action: Adam asks people to move as he navigates the crowd.
Divergent action: Adam shoves his way through the crowd calling everyone names.
Normative action: After hugging him, Yuri asks Daisuke if he's okay.
Divergent action: Yuri searches through his phone reading her brother's texts and emails.
Normative action: Jill makes enough food for breakfast to feed both her and her mother.
Divergent action: Jill makes only enough breakfast for one plate which she eats alone.
Normative action: Mary gets some tests done by her doctor and make a followup appointment for next month.
Divergent action: Mary takes some pain pills and ignores the problem.
Normative action: Tom puts a lot of time into reviewing the material that will be tested.
Divergent action: Tom writes down the answers to the test questions on a small paper which he uses during the test.
Normative action: Bobby tells Amber that they should have sex whenever she feels ready.
Divergent action: Bobby tells Amber that she should have sex with him soon, or he'll break up with her.
Normative action: Martin stops and picks up the dog on his way to his friends house and will later take it to the vet.
Divergent action: Martin drives past the dog because he wants to get to his friend's house quickly.
Normative action: Joe tells his soldiers that there were some issues with his commanding that need to be fixed.
Divergent action: Joe blames his soldiers' actions for the mission failure.
Normative action: Alex shows up at Nick's house right after eight o'clock.
Divergent action: Alex shows up at Nick's house for the party at around six o'clock.
Normative action: Jenny buys a scratching post for her cats and trains them to stay off the sofa.
Divergent action: Jenny takes her cats to the vet and has them declawed.
Normative action: Ally explains to her friend why she thinks stealing is wrong.
Divergent action: Ally calls her friend names including a thief and a thug.
Normative action: Josh stops and rushes the cat to a vet.
Divergent action: Josh rushes home and washes his car to remove all traces of the accident.
Normative action: James goes and gets a hair cut and then goes to his interview.
Divergent action: James puts his hair in a ponytail and goes to his interview.
Normative action: Tina yells at Nancy some, but does not get violent.
Divergent action: Tina throws Nancy's toy on the ground, breaking it in two.
Normative action: James tells his girlfriend about his meth use but only smokes when he's alone.
Divergent action: James smokes meth in front of his girlfriend on a regular basis.
Normative action: James follows the other driver to their destination and lectures them about their behavior.
Divergent action: James puts alongside the other driver and raises his middle finger at him.
Normative action: Ethan goes over to Caroline and says he will finish clearing the snow for her.
Divergent action: Ethan tells Caroline that it's very cold, so she should wait until tomorrow to clear out the driveway.
Normative action: Claire follows Rod around the park and shows him how to use the playground equipment.
Divergent action: Claire lies down and takes a nap on the grass.
Normative action: Sara chooses to date one of the men that is not married.
Divergent action: Sara chooses to date the man that is married.
Normative action: Josh researches travel deals.
Divergent action: Deciding that the cost would be too much for him, Josh cancels on the mountain trip last minute.
Normative action: Nate take his wife and kids to go on a trip to Italy.
Divergent action: Nate goes on a vacation to Mexico by himself and has a lot of fun.
Normative action: Jenelle reports Claire's account for bullying.
Divergent action: Jenelle finds out where Claire lives and posts her address all over social media.
Normative action: Charles puts on a condom before having sex with Jill.
Divergent action: Charles has sex with Jill without using any kind of protection.
Normative action: Carla tweets to the Republican party's Twitter account that she isn't happy with the party's vote.
Divergent action: In the heat of the moment, Carla goes on Twitter to call all Republican's fascists.
Normative action: Doris tells Eva that her shoes are new and feels sad about the accident making them dirty.
Divergent action: Doris acts in an antagonistic way toward Eva whenever they meet.
Normative action: Henry stays inside a bit more and does more research to figure out what the chemicals are and how to avoid them.
Divergent action: Henry wears a chemical warfare mask whenever he goes outside to prevent inhaling the chemicals.
Normative action: Zander takes a quick five minute shower and then goes to the bar with his friends.
Divergent action: Zander heads out to the bar with his friends without showering.
Normative action: John rings the doorbell to alert any occupants to his presence.
Divergent action: John looks through the window to see if anyone is home.
Normative action: Dan tells his coworker about an adventure of his from his past that most people usually find interesting.
Divergent action: Dan shares some private information he knows about their boss with his coworker.
Normative action: Cindy waits to retrieve the phone and reacts to the car stopping suddenly.
Divergent action: Cindy immediately reaches down to get the phone, taking her eyes off the road.
Normative action: Mark decides to let the person reproduce if he wants and does nothing to the child's testacles.
Divergent action: Mark decides to remove the child's testicles to prevent him from breeding and making more short people.
Normative action: Pat tells Jim that he deserved a promotion and that he wasn't surprised.
Divergent action: Pat tells Jim that Pat deserved the promotion more than he did.
Normative action: Nick swings the bat hard and hits an over the fence home run.
Divergent action: Nick watches three good pitches pass by and strikes out on purpose.
Normative action: Frank thinks of a way to rekindle the romance between him and his spouse.
Divergent action: Frank goes out on dates with his wife's best friend behind her back.
Normative action: Eric goes up to the boy and tells him to leave Jessica alone or deal with him, so the boy leaves.
Divergent action: Eric waits until the boy leaves the park and then asks Jessica if she's okay.
Normative action: Violet complains about the prices to her friends quietly.
Divergent action: Violet starts ranting about late stage capitalism and how the store is exploiting them all.
Normative action: Luna decides to sign up for summer school during her summer break.
Divergent action: Luna decides to repeat the grade another time in order to learn the material.
Normative action: Luke decides to avoid the party entirely and watch a movie at home instead.
Divergent action: Luke dives back into substance abuse without hesitation at the party, doing line after line through a rolled up twenty dollar bill.
Normative action: Jack leaves the pasta alone and orders a pizza instead.
Divergent action: Jack eats all of the pasta before his roommate is able to come back home.
Normative action: Neal lets out a brief yell expressing his anger.
Divergent action: Neals swears out loud over his anger.
Normative action: Ken gives Kim a bouquet of long-stemmed red roses when he first arrives for their date.
Divergent action: Ken gives Kim a ratchet set, something he regularly finds himself using around his house.
Normative action: Timothy grabs a bunch of toilet paper and presses it against the cut until it stops bleeding.
Divergent action: Timothy grabs his roommates white towel and holds it against the cut to stop the bleeding.
Normative action: James pretends that he threw up and is afraid of infecting the other church members.
Divergent action: James chugs half a bottle of vodka and starting talking about utter nonsense.
Normative action: Dylan carefully drives to the school while obeying the traffic laws.
Divergent action: Dylan speeds past cars while weaving in and out of traffic.
Normative action: Hank makes arrangements to see the movie when he can go with a group of friends.
Divergent action: Hank is so pumped up for the movie that he goes to see it alone on opening weekend.
Normative action: Jessi puts the kids to bed and steps outside to smoke.
Divergent action: Jessi rolls some weed and smokes it in front of the kids.
Normative action: Benjamin engages with Tina about her interests and compliments her on her personality.
Divergent action: Benjamin makes some suggestive comments towards Tina and drapes his arm around her.
Normative action: Christine moves out of her house and moves in with her parents.
Divergent action: Christine continues to live with her husband in their house.
Normative action: John gets out a steak from his refrigerator.
Divergent action: John decides to grill a stray dog that wanders into his yard.
Normative action: Judy washes all the ingredients, wears gloves and starts making the cake.
Divergent action: Judy doesn't wash her hands before touching the ingredients and making the cake.
Normative action: John introduces himself to the Jewish person as he would do so with anybody else.
Divergent action: John uses slang terms to get the Jewish person's attention and asks a question that alludes to stereotypes about Jewish people.
Normative action: Ben gives the stranger a $50 bill as he gets ready to leave.
Divergent action: Ben offers the stranger a hug and thanks him for what he did.
Normative action: Dale leaves the answer sheet and studies for the test.
Divergent action: Dale takes the answer sheet and copies down the answers.
Normative action: Victoria gives Natalie the url to a parenting forum while giving her tips tailored towards Natalie's children.
Divergent action: Victoria stresses her experience as a mother pressuring Natalie into adopting her views on parenting.
Normative action: Jon decides to give the veteran a bit of cash to hold him over.
Divergent action: Jon thanks the veteran for his service and shakes his hand.
Normative action: Luke decides to go read in his bedroom instead, and closes the door behind him.
Divergent action: Luke tells his roommate and friends he would like them to be respectful and less noisy.
Normative action: Jeff tells his friend that he'd rather be married to one woman.
Divergent action: Jeff tells his friend that he was single so that he could have that much sex.
Normative action: Greg gets right in the bully's face and warns him not to say one more thing.
Divergent action: Greg doesn't know how the bully will react if he does anything, so he does nothing.
Normative action: Robert takes the garbage out and hurries back to play with Sam.
Divergent action: Robert tells Sam to take out the garbage for him.
Normative action: Ralph puts the can into the recycle bin before dumping the rest of the tray into the trash can.
Divergent action: Ralph doesn't feel like sorting the items on his tray, so he dumps it all into the non–recyclable can.
Normative action: Connor books a vacation at a hotel and casino in Las Vegas.
Divergent action: Connor randomly chooses a city he's never been to and plans a trip to Bismarck, North Dakota.
Normative action: Usama cleans his room placing all of his dirty clothes into a basket and tosses the trash into the trashcan.
Divergent action: Usama organizes the massive number of files on his computer.
Normative action: Anne excuses herself to wash up in the bathroom alone.
Divergent action: Anne asks Trent to come into the bathroom with her to hold her hair up in case she throws up.
Normative action: Jenna tells all their mutual friends that her ex had a tiny penis.
Divergent action: Jenna starts showing up outside her ex's bedroom window and playing black metal music.
Normative action: Kelly tells the waiter to put her parents's food in a to go bag.
Divergent action: Kelly lets her parents throw the rest of their food in the trash bin.
Normative action: Carson picks put the bag and brings it back to the man.
Divergent action: Carson picks up the bag and takes it home with him.
Normative action: Kyle tells the interviewer that while he has no experience with high schoolers, he has done a lot of research on what they respond to best.
Divergent action: Kyle tells the interviewer that he has experience teaching at a high school in a neighboring town.
Normative action: Ulmer creates a post on social media asking for donations for his surgery.
Divergent action: Ulmer responds to the email, and he follows the instructions by making a down payment for his inheritance.
Normative action: John uses the snuggie while watching a movie with his girlfriend.
Divergent action: John decides to return the snuggie to Bed Bath and Beyond because he does not want it.
Normative action: Emily invites her sisters, but understands when they can't afford the trip; they Skype in to the reception to say hello to everyone.
Divergent action: Emily nags at her sisters and her parents, until they reluctantly agree to come despite not being able to afford the trip.
Normative action: Jane tells a funny story about her childhood.
Divergent action: Jane tells everyone Anna's secret.
Normative action: Francis takes a breath, pets the puppy and jogs home for exercise.
Divergent action: Francis picks up a stone and throws it strongly at the puppy.
Normative action: Bella stops at a store on the way home from school and buys a twinkie.
Divergent action: Bella asks her friend with the twinkie over and over if she can have it.
Normative action: Tyler turns down his student and instead decides to download a dating app.
Divergent action: Tyler decides to get romantically involved with the student from his class.
Normative action: Robert shares some kind words with his classmate and tries to cheer him up.
Divergent action: Robert calls his classmate weak-willed and proceeds to laugh at him.
Normative action: Frasier tells Ros that he just recently turned thirty one years old.
Divergent action: Frasier assumes he'll have a better chance of winning the contest if he's older, so he says he's 40.
Normative action: Ray keeps at it and eventually finds a job that is right for him.
Divergent action: Ray wants to stop wasting his time, so he stops applying to jobs and just depends on welfare.
Normative action: Jenna immediately starts having sex with her husband to get pregnant again.
Divergent action: Jenna walks out of the hospital with someone else's infant daughter.
Normative action: James uses a small shovel to carry his dog's poop to the garbage can.
Divergent action: James leaves his dog's poop lying around on the grass around the apartment building.
Normative action: John waves hello, but keeps his distance and keeps his mask on out of concern for his parents' health.
Divergent action: John runs up and gives his parents a big hug, stripping his mask off to give them each a kiss on the cheek.
Normative action: Victor says the jokes are bad, but he laughs at them anyway.
Divergent action: Victor rolls his eyes and says that is dad is lame.
Normative action: Carla overhears that the man is picking on the other because of his skin color, so she steps between them.
Divergent action: Carla listens in to hear that the man is picking on the other because of his skin color, but she just sits quietly until her stop.
Normative action: Chris sends a short romantic poem that he wrote to Francine.
Divergent action: Chris sends Francine a picture of himself without any clothes on his body.
Normative action: John tells his mom she can have half the pizza, forget a slice, that's why he ordered a large.
Divergent action: John tells his mom that he paid for the pizza and if she wants a slice she can order her own.
Normative action: Kent washes the countertop near the sink off, including the dried toothpaste.
Divergent action: Kent tries to eat the toothpaste because he likes the flavor of it.
Normative action: Gerry giggles slightly and tells his boss that it was a pretty good joke.
Divergent action: Gerry doubles himself over with over-the-top fake laughter and acts like it's the funniest thing he's ever heard.
Normative action: Tim decides to sit down and explain why the minor issue was a big deal to him.
Divergent action: Tim complains and rants and is upset about what his mother did.
Normative action: Fred is his normal self and doesn't try to fit in with any particular group.
Divergent action: Fred pretends he loves sports so that he fits in with some kids at school.
Normative action: Lindsey tells the company owner that her manager is taking supplies.
Divergent action: Lindsey keeps quiet about what her manager is doing.
Normative action: Wally chooses the debate team lineup based on performance regardless of gender.
Divergent action: Wally only chooses boys for the debate team lineup because he thinks boys are smarter.
Normative action: Mark goes home and finishes his work online so that everyone is protected.
Divergent action: Mark stays at work because he has so much to get done.
Normative action: Carla does all the dishes and tells her mother goodbye before leaving on her date.
Divergent action: Carla rolls her eyes and runs out the house to meet her date.
Normative action: John encourages Harley while telling him that accuracy is more important than speed.
Divergent action: John berates Harley while telling him not to move so fast.
Normative action: Francesca decides to be more active and dynamic in her relationship with her boyfriend.
Divergent action: Francesca starts sending flirty texts to her boyfriend's best friend.
Normative action: Earl keeps a small circle of family and friends and does simple activites with them.