CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Casey tells her daughter to get sleep and study in the morning.
Divergent action: Casey lets her daughter stay up and cram for the exam.
Normative action: Brian asks his wife how they can make their sex life more exciting.
Divergent action: Brian uses an app to hook up with a one-night stand.
Normative action: Jim hires someone to trap the mice and relocate them to another area.
Divergent action: Jim shoots the mother mouse with a pellet gun hitting it cleanly.
Normative action: John takes the pizza slicer and finds the middle of the pizza before cutting right through the center.
Divergent action: John takes the pizza slicer and slices it in a bizarre angle making one side huge and one side tiny.
Normative action: Len takes a couple of small bites of many different dishes from the buffet.
Divergent action: Len heaps large amounts of every dish on the buffet on multiple plates and makes many trips back to get more food.
Normative action: After looking into the hole and seeing a camera, Henry calls the police.
Divergent action: After looking into the hole and seeing a camera, Henry asks the hotel owner if he can have some video footage of young girls in the shower.
Normative action: Bobby tells Grace about his debt before their wedding, and they have a nice wedding day.
Divergent action: Bobby and Grace have a nice wedding day and Grace finds out about Bobby's debt a few days after the wedding on accident.
Normative action: Zeke transports the deer to a forest and releases it.
Divergent action: Zeke keeps the deer in the shed and brings it grass.
Normative action: Laura sees a school counselor and talks with her about her problems.
Divergent action: Laura cuts herself to distract her mind from the emotional suffering.
Normative action: Stephen asks his friend to cover the costs of the necessary repairs.
Divergent action: Stephen insults and threatens his friend in a chat group for his damage.
Normative action: Missy waves to her friend and calls out that she is in a hurry but will call them later.
Divergent action: Missy ducks her head and ignores her friend when they call her name.
Normative action: Matt flashes his lights several times at the cyclist.
Divergent action: Matt honks his horn at the cyclist to warn him.
Normative action: Joe tells Sarah all of the things he loves about her, and Joe asks Sarah about her day.
Divergent action: Joe talks about himself and his favorite subjects that disinterest Sarah.
Normative action: Joe sets a limit of $300 and gambles with it.
Divergent action: Joe maxes out his credit card to get chips for gambling.
Normative action: Connor sends out party invitations to all his family and close friends.
Divergent action: Connor invites all his family to his birthday party.
Normative action: Mike makes a game out of counting down the minutes until school ends.
Divergent action: Mike ducks out the door and leaves school early.
Normative action: Chloe listens to music through some headphones.
Divergent action: Chloe turns on the TV in the bedroom and watches it.
Normative action: Jane interrupts and steers the conversation in a different direction.
Divergent action: Jane joins in on the gossip and the person they are talking about overhears.
Normative action: Azure pulls out her phone and calls the non-emergency police number.
Divergent action: Azure drives to a nearby gas station to ask the attendant for help.
Normative action: John tells the waiter it is okay and was just an accident.
Divergent action: John punches the waiter in the face.
Normative action: John tells Susan that he doesn't think it's such a great idea for them to see each other on a personal level.
Divergent action: John tells Susan that he's always found her attractive and that he'd love to take her out and maybe more.
Normative action: Jon buys a bag of dog food and puts a little out in a bowl for the dogs every day when he walks past.
Divergent action: Jon calls animal control about the stray dogs.
Normative action: Josh tells Sarah a funny story about work.
Divergent action: Josh makes a joke about Sarah's eczema.
Normative action: Sue decides to take her dog outside for a walk, while the dog calms down and stops barking.
Divergent action: Sue screams at the dog to get it to stop barking, wildly flailing her arms until it stops barking.
Normative action: Hank bands together with some other bullied students and resolves to not allow each other to be bullied.
Divergent action: Hank bullies a younger classmate so he can feel strong.
Normative action: Dave tells Judy that he's glad to meet her and that she can feel right at home with the people there.
Divergent action: Dave tells Judy that she stands out like a sore thumb in an attempt to break the ice.
Normative action: Sam decides to take 10 points off of everyone's grade and forgives his students.
Divergent action: Sam decides to fail all his students for the entire semester and decides he hates his class forever.
Normative action: Wayne starts a neighborhood watch program and sets up some cameras.
Divergent action: Wayne gets an alarm system and locks up his valuables.
Normative action: John tells stories about his time with Martha and holds Martha's hand.
Divergent action: John brags about his PhD while making jokes about Martha's education status.
Normative action: Ace dives at the player and tackles him.
Divergent action: Ace runs up to the player and kicks the person in the nuts.
Normative action: Jon wins and praises the other runners for their efforts in a tough race.
Divergent action: Jon wins and loudly gloats to the other runners.
Normative action: John pets his dog and gives it a treat.
Divergent action: John stabs his dog with a knife.
Normative action: After asking if she can pet the dog, the owner allows Shelly to pet the dog.
Divergent action: Shelly pets the dog from behind.
Normative action: Denise talks to her child and tells her to go to her room as punishement.
Divergent action: Denise calls her child to her and spanks her for breaking the rules.
Normative action: John holds a group meeting and uses his leadership to get useful input from every member.
Divergent action: John speeds up the project by making executive decisions without input from the rest of the group.
Normative action: Mary goes to the hiking trail near her home and hikes for two hours.
Divergent action: Mary drives 50 miles to another town and visit their museum.
Normative action: Ron calls Bill every night when Bill admits stuggling with temptation after getting laid off.
Divergent action: Ron looks the other way when Bill talks about relapsing.
Normative action: Betty sends a personal email to each of her people give personalized suggestions and encouragement.
Divergent action: Betty crafts a fake series of emails that make it appear that Sara is sabotaging Betty's team's sales numbers and shows it to her supervisor.
Normative action: Jake goes to the punch bowl and gives his son some punch.
Divergent action: Jake hands his son a cup full of clear liquid that is on a table, which turns out to be alcohol.
Normative action: John tells the mafioso that he respects him, but he cannot involve himself in such activities.
Divergent action: John tells the mafioso that he'd be glad to do a task as he's sure the mafia will repay him bigtime later.
Normative action: Bill goes outside on the porch to smoke.
Divergent action: Bill smokes a few cigarettes in the same room with Bob.
Normative action: Susie chats with one of the catering crew and goes home with him when he's finished working.
Divergent action: Susie invites her first cousin to come home with her for carnal relations.
Normative action: John drives the car to transport himself and his friends to Vegas and returns it to his brother in perfect condition.
Divergent action: John uses his brother's car for the trip but intentionally breaks the windshield out of jealousy.
Normative action: Greg eats two or three pieces of candy after lunch daily.
Divergent action: Greg eats half of the bag of candy in two hours time.
Normative action: Joe excuses himself and thanks the host for having him.
Divergent action: Joe knocks over the Christmas tree on the way out the door.
Normative action: Susan picks out a beautiful outfit to wear to the wedding.
Divergent action: Susan shows up to the wedding hung over in clothes from the night before.
Normative action: Tom tells a funny story about one of his kids getting stuck in the mud.
Divergent action: Tom tells the other parents a vulgar story with lots of swear words.
Normative action: Tom takes the time to collect the trash and throw it out himself.
Divergent action: Tom kicks the items over the property line into the neighbors yard.
Normative action: Ann threatens her neighbor that she will report to the police if they continue the disgusting behavior.
Divergent action: Ann closes her blind in order not to see the neighbor.
Normative action: Oscar and Pam divide up the daily tasks that they need to do.
Divergent action: Oscar does all of the household chores while Pam does nothing.
Normative action: Dave tells Jane he was gambling, and he won it at the casino.
Divergent action: Dave tells Jane that he recently got a bonus from work but that for some reason they had to pay him in cash.
Normative action: Darcy sends her boyfriend a thoughtful message letting him know she misses him.
Divergent action: Darcy sends her boyfriend fifteen messages an hour and gets impatient.
Normative action: John pledges to donate $100 to the food bank.
Divergent action: John refuses to donate and hangs up the phone.
Normative action: Jerry connects his zoom lens on his camera and zooms in on a family of deer sleeping under a tree.
Divergent action: Jerry finds a wild rabbit, catches and holds it upside down by its hind legs to take a selfie.
Normative action: Fred shouts through the door if his neighbors need any helpl.
Divergent action: Fred kicks down his neighbor's door, ready to help with any trouble.
Normative action: Rob invites the group over to rehearse and play video games after.
Divergent action: Rob and the others plan to meet after school to rehearse the play, but Rob stay homes and plays video games.
Normative action: Jill does some Yoga moves to calm herself down.
Divergent action: Jill unloads her stress by listening to music at a loud volume.
Normative action: Kendra eats a bit of her meal, then asks everyone how their project is coming along.
Divergent action: Kendra shoves shrimp in her mouth as fast as she can while talking to coworkers.
Normative action: Jennifer tells her classmate that she is busy, but appreciates his gesture.
Divergent action: Jennifer tells her classmate he is far too ugly to consider dating him.
Normative action: Vince volunteers to help with community service.
Divergent action: Vince works on building a larger house, so he can feel proud about himself.
Normative action: Sue gets a makeover and starts going out and having fun.
Divergent action: Sue hides outside his work and slashes his tires.
Normative action: Arnold pulls out his little black book and makes a booty call to a friend.
Divergent action: Arnold calls his maid into the room and forces himself on her.
Normative action: Jeff waits till the kids are asleep for the night before taking his wife to bed.
Divergent action: Jeff puts on a movie for the kids then takes his wife to bed.
Normative action: Wendy wraps the gift before surprising her friend with it even though the gift wrapping is done terribly.
Divergent action: Wendy secretly leaves the gift unwrapped with a card in the friend's desk.
Normative action: Alexis encourages her team to express their ideas and opinions but maintains control of the pace they work at.
Divergent action: Alexis lets her team work at their own pace with no clear directives.
Normative action: Jamie serves the food but finishes washing the dishes before eating.
Divergent action: Jamie finishes cooking and leaves all the dirty dishes in the sink.
Normative action: Sue buys a gift that has a lot of personal meaning to her friend.
Divergent action: Sue buys a thoughtless gift with no personal meaning.
Normative action: Lee put his fast food trash in garbage can when he returns to the office.
Divergent action: Lee tosses his burger wrapper out of his car window.
Normative action: Kenny gets on the GQ website and reads all about the latest trends inmenswear.
Divergent action: Kenny goes to a thrift shop and buys some used suits.
Normative action: Chris decides to transfer to another department, so he can get into a relationship with Maggie.
Divergent action: Chris decides not to act on his feelings to focus on his job.
Normative action: Chris hires a mix of people with different age ranign from 20 to 60.
Divergent action: Chris refuses to interview young people only hiring those around his age.
Normative action: Joe gently shakes his partner and then cuddles her romantically.
Divergent action: Joe pushes his partner off the bed which makes them fall but does stop the snoring.
Normative action: Jake invites his coworker to a party at his home with his friends.
Divergent action: Jake invites his coworker to a bar with his friends while his wife waits at home.
Normative action: Jim reports the beating to the police and files a report against the guy who beat him.
Divergent action: Jim attacks the guy who beat him up with a baseball bat.
Normative action: Jason controls himself by thinking of something else until he gets home.
Divergent action: Jason starts to pleasure himself in a public restroom and is caught.
Normative action: Jordan coughs loudly and says his teacher's name to get her attention.
Divergent action: Jordan gets up, calls his teacher a bitch, and tells her he has to use the bathroom.
Normative action: John picks up the dog and gives it a home.
Divergent action: John calls animal control to report the stray dog.
Normative action: Josh goes to parties and drinks in moderation but stays away from the hard drugs.
Divergent action: Josh does drugs daily and develops an addiction to a couple of them.
Normative action: Sara bought a beautiful dress specially for the party and wears it on that day.
Divergent action: Sara chose a darker color dress over her favorite one in order not to catch too much attention.
Normative action: John takes a picture of his neighbor with his cellphone and zooms in what they are doing.
Divergent action: John immediately goes to his neighbor's open backyard so that he can see it more clearly.
Normative action: Jane admires Jill's talent in dancing and asks her how to master dancing.
Divergent action: Jane is nosy and asks Jill why she broke up with her ex-boyfriend.
Normative action: John takes his dog for a walk.
Divergent action: John yells at his dog and kicks it.
Normative action: Hal announces that he has to stretch then carefully squirms so as  not to hit  anyone.
Divergent action: Hal thoughtlessly stretches and hits Linda in the mouth.
Normative action: Greg approaches his boss after the meeting and expresses his concerns.
Divergent action: Greg loudly berates his boss and calls her stupid.
Normative action: Amy buys a backup generator and has it installed in the condo.
Divergent action: Amy buys some new curtains to block the sun.
Normative action: Dawn invites her parents to her wedding, but tells them to behave.
Divergent action: Dawn prohibits her parents from attentiding the wedding.
Normative action: Sara stops the classmate in the parking lot to tell him about Julie's crush, but he tries to kiss her instead, where Sara push him away.
Divergent action: Sara meets the classmate at the park to talk to him about Julie, but she begins to like him and soon is kissing him on the bench.
Normative action: Mark calls Anna and asks to watch a movie with her over Zoom.
Divergent action: Mark accepts his ex's offer, and being with her Mark stops talking to Anna to be with his ex.
Normative action: Carol decides to play the trip by ear and relaxes on the beach mostly while planning a couple of fun side trips.
Divergent action: Carol makes an itinerary for every second of the trip and is impatient with the kids due to feeling rushed.
Normative action: Rudy calls Fred to ask if he wants to hang out later.
Divergent action: Rudy stops by Fred's house to socialize with him.
Normative action: James decided against raiding his parents' room and instead checked the couch cushions.
Divergent action: James decided to check his parents' top drawer for petty cash.
Normative action: Kevin hires temporary help to handle Zach's workload until he recovers.
Divergent action: Kevin fires Zach and hires a new employee to take his place.
Normative action: Laura takes her shoes off and jumps into the water to help Liam.
Divergent action: Laura shouts for help while watching Liam struggle in the water.
Normative action: Jules considers the ways attending college could improve her life and writes about what she imagines.
Divergent action: Jules writes that she doesn't want any kind of future anymore because her depression is so deep.
Normative action: Amy writes a note to Sue drawing the hairstyle she thinks she should get and sneaks it to her.
Divergent action: Amy sneaks a pair of scissors from her bag and cuts one of Sue's pigtails off.
Normative action: Don arranges for his friend to stay with another mutual friend.
Divergent action: Don kicks his friend out knowing he has no other place to go.
Normative action: Fred purchases lunch from a local cafe.
Divergent action: Fred sees a lunchbox belonging to his coworker in the office kitchen and eats its contents.
Normative action: Sally puts on an audio book she'd been meaning to listen to.
Divergent action: Sally texts with her friend to pass the long ride.
Normative action: Stan concentrates on the radio until he can get home.
Divergent action: Stan pulls into a school parking lot and starts pleasing himself.
Normative action: Sam shows off an interesting parlor trick.
Divergent action: Sam cracks a joke about a foreign coworker's accent.
Normative action: George decides to further his education and goes to the local community college.
Divergent action: George decides to work at the local convenience store for the foreseeable future.
Normative action: Sam spends lots of time putting in self in an environment that encourages his creativity and after hundreds of hours submits his project.
Divergent action: Sam finds a very talented unknown artist online and copies their artwork, submitting it as his own.
Normative action: Tony works on improving himself and starts looking for a girlfriend.
Divergent action: Tony makes an arrangement with a sex worker.
Normative action: Jenna starts visiting her grandma every Wednesday afternoon when she doesn't have class.
Divergent action: Jenna keeps promising her grandma she'll come next weekend, with no intention of coming.
Normative action: Jane finds a job and leaves her abusive partner.
Divergent action: Jane needs the financial support from her partner and stays with him.
Normative action: Jane talks to a disabled friend who's been looking to adopt an older, calmer dog.
Divergent action: Jane abandons her dog by the side of the road, not knowing if he'll starve to death.
Normative action: Devon has a house meeting on how everyone can clean the dishes.
Divergent action: Devon berates his roomate Steve into doing the dishes alone.
Normative action: Peter invites as many people as possible to the celebration.
Divergent action: Peter only invites his alcohol drinking buddies to the birthday celebration.
Normative action: Georgia pours a small glass of champagne and toasts with her husband to her achievement.
Divergent action: Georgia prepares a drink but makes it very strong with multiple shots of liquor.
Normative action: Pete sits down with Mandy and expresses why he feels hurt.
Divergent action: Pete refuses to talk with Mandy for a week.
Normative action: Kelly gets counseling about the relationship and Ryan agrees to go too.
Divergent action: Kelly complains daily to her coworkers about Ryan and often asks them to get involved.
Normative action: Gadah assumes accountability for the poor performance and the group greatly improves the next time around.
Divergent action: Gadah blames their poor presentation on the newbies and boasts about her own accomplishments.
Normative action: Dan looks through a couple of her public posts and sees that she is doing well.
Divergent action: Dan creates a fake profile and friends her to stalk her account.
Normative action: Even though Dave has an urge of sexting, he refrains from that; instead wishes Kate better life ahead.
Divergent action: After quick chitchat, Dave sends Kate a nude picture of himself.
Normative action: Carol develops a genuine interest in the same band by listening to them a lot.
Divergent action: Carol mentions that she knows one of the bandmates, which is far from the truth.
Normative action: Jason tells his girlfriend he wants to have a baby.
Divergent action: Jason promises to pull out but instead ejaculates inside his girlfriend.
Normative action: Sally saves up money and a new bracelet for herself.
Divergent action: Sally pockets the bracelet and wears it whenever Ann is not present.
Normative action: Dave gets on the phone and calls a professional plumber to come over right away.
Divergent action: Dave goes downstairs and pulls out his tools and attempts to fix the pipe on his own with no expertise.
Normative action: Tom tells his friend that he is being rude and should put away the phone.
Divergent action: Tom ignores his friend's behavior.
Normative action: Charles brings Juan a tall glass of iced tea with lemon.
Divergent action: Charles brings Juan a cold pint of beer from the refrigerator.
Normative action: Tim changes the subject to something he is sure everyone is interested in.
Divergent action: Tim joins in on the mocking and eggs everyone on.
Normative action: Joe gradually spends more time with his more responsible friends.
Divergent action: Joe cuts off his friend completely, blocking his number and social media.
Normative action: Jen talks to people based on their shared interests and personalities.
Divergent action: Jen's first move is to delete all the people she finds unattractive.
Normative action: Sam respectfully acknowledges his coworker's view.
Divergent action: Sam tells his coworker he is stupid and that his opinion is wrong.
Normative action: Richard expands his search to include groups historically underrepresented in research.
Divergent action: Richard chops the finger off of his research assistant without his consent.
Normative action: Mary refers her friend to a professional who specializes in these types of problems.
Divergent action: Mary ignores her friend and blocks them on social media.
Normative action: Sally hugs Jessica and tells Jessica that it's natural to be sad in this situation.
Divergent action: Sally tells Jessica to calm down because her tears are making Sally uncomfortable.
Normative action: John provides his coworker with praise and constructive comments.
Divergent action: John tells his coworker that the presentation was terrible and a waste of time.
Normative action: Barb's children allow her to heal at their house.
Divergent action: Barb's children ignore their mother's plea for help.
Normative action: Steve takes two night classes a week to keep educated and involved.
Divergent action: Steve decides to scrounge off his parents for a few years, doing absolutely nothing.
Normative action: John tells his coworker his words are inappropriate and offensive.
Divergent action: John laughs and nods in agreement.
Normative action: Robert accepts the invitation and tells his friend to bring over the indian food.
Divergent action: Robert declines his friends offer for indian food and orders pizza.
Normative action: John decides to watch the movie later when it's released on DVD, and sees a different film instead.
Divergent action: John buys tickets to a different movie and then sneaks into the rated R one.
Normative action: Jack finishes his homework right away and then begins playing his video game.
Divergent action: Jack tells his parents that he is finished, having done no homework at all, and proceeds to load up his video game.
Normative action: Joe asks Joanna if she has any books she'd recommend to him?