CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: George criticizes that his friend got a good grade because of good luck.
Normative action: Sue spends a moderate amount and stops when she lost what she could afford.
Divergent action: Sue puts way too much money in the machine an loses it all.
Normative action: Adam takes the toll road home to avoid heavy traffic.
Divergent action: Adam cuts off a car while speeding and weaving in heavy traffic on the highway and the car crashes.
Normative action: Tom hosts a small get together and catches up with his buddies.
Divergent action: Tom has friends over but focuses more on playing his video game.
Normative action: Dave reads the information again to make sure he understands and then rewrites it in his own words but also cites his reference as being the website.
Divergent action: Dave highlights the parts that he likes in the website and copies and pastes them into his report.
Normative action: Boj sets down the racquet then practices deep breathing.
Divergent action: Boj smashes the racquet on the ground to vent.
Normative action: Sam waits patiently at the stop sign for the children to cross.
Divergent action: Sam sees the stop sign on the side of the bus but attempts to pass it.
Normative action: Pam invites her friends to stay with her.
Divergent action: Pam arranges for her friends to stay at her mom's place.
Normative action: Jennita writes about her favorite book that she read last year.
Divergent action: Jennita writes about a completely new subject, phonology, and does a ton of research.
Normative action: Hannah changes her plans for when she's class president, so they appeal more to the members of her class.
Divergent action: Hannah decides to stuff the ballot box with her name until there are enough votes for her to win.
Normative action: Kim leaves a note on the neighbor's door asking for the ball to be returned.
Divergent action: Kim clips a hole into his neighbor's fence, climbs through it, and gets the ball.
Normative action: Bob goes back home to his fiancee after charming the attractive girl by being funny and sweet.
Divergent action: Bob flirts with the new girl who responds in kind, leading to the two sharing a night of passion.
Normative action: Bob decides to have a healthy low sugar snack that day.
Divergent action: Bob eats a whole box of cupcakes that is much too big for one serving.
Normative action: John tells Peter that he's doing a thankless job that benefits society greatly and that teachers don't get enough credit.
Divergent action: John scoffs at Peter and tells him that school is an evil place that instills bad liberal ideas into children's heads.
Normative action: Jim rewards only the salespeople who performed well while maintaining ethical standards.
Divergent action: Jim rewards high performing salespeople who clearly used underhanded methods to reach those numbers.
Normative action: Irvine walks away from the situation without saying anything.
Divergent action: Irvine punches Mike's friend in the face, so he'll be quiet.
Normative action: Hank dries himself off with a towel, then puts on his clothes.
Divergent action: Hank puts on his clothes immediately without drying off.
Normative action: Hank finds someone who is bored and orders him to come in.
Divergent action: Hank contacts Steve and orders him to come in or else be fired.
Normative action: Corey fills out the paperwork for a library card and checks the book out.
Divergent action: Corey walks to a back corner of the library and puts the book in his backpack.
Normative action: Bill decides to do some push-ups and calisthenics.
Divergent action: Bill eats an entire pizza while playing video games.
Normative action: Dave looks at Sparky to get his attention and says No sparky repeatedly so Sparky gets it.
Divergent action: Dave runs up to Sparky and kicks him in the ribs causing major pain to Sparky.
Normative action: Minnie declines and watches movies at home instead.
Divergent action: Minnie goes to the park with her friends.
Normative action: Ron heads home quickly, stopping shortly at the store for dinner and some medication for his wife.
Divergent action: Ron heads home quickly as possible and finds his wife sick in bed with nothing to eat for dinner.
Normative action: Susan finds a paper about the same topic online and reads it then drafts an alternative position.
Divergent action: Susan finds a paper about the same topic online and copies large portions of it.
Normative action: Kenny sips some water and sticks it out until the end of the class to avoid causing a disruption.
Divergent action: Kenny quietly gets up and leaves class to visit the bathroom.
Normative action: John uses the Uber app to hail a ride home.
Divergent action: John drives himself home despite being heavily intoxicated.
Normative action: Beatrice gets married at the venue after ensuring that everyone will wear masks and social distance.
Divergent action: Beatrice cancels her wedding venue weeks before the wedding and chooses to have a very small wedding instead.
Normative action: David answers every question carefully and honestly describes his viewpoints.
Divergent action: David does not want to upset the speaker and answers every question favorably in a biased way.
Normative action: Jacob approaches his friend how he would any customer, but greets him by name.
Divergent action: Jacob takes his friend into the stockroom of the store to see the full inventory.
Normative action: Sarah spends the night watching a movie with her parents.
Divergent action: Sarah goes to the party and it is broken up by police.
Normative action: Bill runs an honest campaign and follows through on his commitments.
Divergent action: Bill makes promises during his campaign that he has no intention of keeping, just to get votes.
Normative action: Sam texts and calls his partner everyday, while engaging in meaningful conversations.
Divergent action: Sam texts his partner daily but only sends short messages and neglects to call.
Normative action: Helen tells her sister about something else who solved a similar issue and whose ordeal was public.
Divergent action: Helen tells her sister others are worse off than her and tells her about a more serious issue one of her friends told her about in confidence.
Normative action: He sits down and makes a list, then sticks to it.
Divergent action: Hamza just goes unprepared and figures he can find everything by memory.
Normative action: Jackson thinks about all the pretty girls that are his friends and asks the one he really enjoys hanging out with.
Divergent action: Jackson asks the first random pretty girl he sees to the dance.
Normative action: Sal see his cousin and asks him how everything is going for her.
Divergent action: Sal chats with the people who are doing the catering for the party.
Normative action: Selma stays friend with her coworker and convinces her boss that the coworker is actually great.
Divergent action: Selma stops hanging out with her coworker and starts being cold and distant with her.
Normative action: Janet gently points out mistakes that her boyfriend has made and makes some constructive suggestions of ways to improve.
Divergent action: Janet yells at her soon-to-be ex angrily, cruelly highlighting all his faults.
Normative action: Mark adopts two cats that have grown up together.
Divergent action: Marks sees two bonded cats but only takes one.
Normative action: Maura pays attention and slows down near her destination.
Divergent action: Maura misses the entrance and makes a U-turn.
Normative action: Keara constructively outlines the pros and cons of vegan diet.
Divergent action: Keara makes fun of her friend for going vegan.
Normative action: During the party, one of Jerry's friends from out of town sends him a text message wishing him a happy birthday, which Jerry replies to immediately.
Divergent action: During the party, one of Jerry's friends from out of town sends him a text message wishing him a happy birthday, which Jerry ignores.
Normative action: Sasha pulls out her Nintendo switch and asks to play a Mario Party with Becca.
Divergent action: Sasha suggests that they watch a science lecture.
Normative action: Jake writes a nasty note and leaves it on the neighbor's car windshield.
Divergent action: Jake punches the driver-side door of his neighbor's car, denting it.
Normative action: Mary asks Jane if she is alright after Jane leaves the bathroom.
Divergent action: Mary asks her coworkers what is wrong with Jane.
Normative action: Cliff gets prop weapons and costumes to use as an employee at a Halloween attraction.
Divergent action: Cliff obtains tools and attempts to go on a murder spree.
Normative action: George tells Elaine that he is currently between jobs and living at home with his parents Estelle and Frank.
Divergent action: George tells Elaine that he is an Architect at the firm Vandelay industries who mostly deal with importing latex.
Normative action: Bill tells Jen that he understands it's tough and hopes that they get through it at some point.
Divergent action: Bill tells Jen that if only she dressed more provocatively that her husband might perform better in that area.
Normative action: Jeff points out the flaws in Jane's logic and asks her to reconsider her position.
Divergent action: Jeff calls Jane a complete moron for disagreeing with what Jeff is claiming.
Normative action: Jim sets up a charity to send underprivileged youth to college.
Divergent action: Jim buys some cocaine.
Normative action: Maryanne volunteers to help her English teacher grade papers.
Divergent action: Maryanne sees her teacher at a restaurant and seduces him back to her place.
Normative action: Sandy went into the bathroom to wash off her shirt and bra.
Divergent action: Sandy takes her shirt and bra off in front of the girl.
Normative action: Johnny doesn't mention his foot fungus even when the girl starts talking about his shoes.
Divergent action: Johnny approaches the girl and in conversation mentions he's been taking medicine for a foot fungus.
Normative action: Maya tells stories about mistakes she's made in life and how the girls can avoid them.
Divergent action: Maya tells random stories about people she knew when she was a child.
Normative action: Angel sets up a cookie stand at a busy intersection.
Divergent action: Angel fudges the number of cookies she sells on her sales sheet.
Normative action: Marsha hugs Tristan and comforts her with kind words.
Divergent action: Marsha wacks Tristan on the arm demanding her to stop crying in a stern tone.
Normative action: Jack stands up and walks over to Jill, clearing his throat.
Divergent action: Jack throws a paper airplane at Jill to get her to notice him.
Normative action: Tom sits Britt down and explains that their spending is unsustainable.
Divergent action: Tom shouts at Britt, threatening to cut up their credit cards.
Normative action: Jake asks Jenny if she's been seeing someone else.
Divergent action: Jake hacks Jenny's social media accounts to try and investigate.
Normative action: Henry talks things over with his parents, and they decide to move in with him.
Divergent action: Against his parents' wishes, he forces them into a nursing home.
Normative action: Sandy diverts Mark's attention to other things, and Sandy shows Mark pictures of Natalie.
Divergent action: Sandy flirts with Mark, and they end up having an affair.
Normative action: Jan thanks his parents for the opportunity of living rent-free for a while.
Divergent action: Jan berates his parents for lots of petty problems that the house has.
Normative action: Dan gives more than 20% for the tip.
Divergent action: Dan offers his loose change as a tip to the waitress.
Normative action: Jim decides to start informing his workers every day about potential safety risks.
Divergent action: Jim decides to just stop reporting injuries that occur.
Normative action: Alex orders an Uber to drive him home.
Divergent action: Alex drives home drunk.
Normative action: Beth sweeps up broken glass and mops after and lets her coworker to walk carefully on the wet floor.
Divergent action: Beth cleans up quickly by brushing broken glassware into a corner and not mopping up all of a spill to leave work sooner.
Normative action: Harry works a lot of overtime hours to complete the project.
Divergent action: Harry copies some work that a coworker completed and uses it in his project to save time.
Normative action: Jack buys tickets to the G-rated movie Finding Nemo.
Divergent action: Jack buys tickets to the R-rated movie Rambo.
Normative action: Sam is only around young girls all day, so he joins a dating site for people his age.
Divergent action: Sam comments suggestively on the tightness of one of his female student's pants.
Normative action: Nick explains to his girlfriend that those sunglasses cost him a lot of money.
Divergent action: Nick punches his girlfriend for losing his sunglasses.
Normative action: Cheyanne consults her pediatrician for advice on handling an unruly toddler.
Divergent action: Sick of her tantrums, Cheyanne decides to lock her toddler in a cage.
Normative action: Hector slowly creeps forward through traffic.
Divergent action: Hector swerves out of his lane and drives in the empty, closed lanes.
Normative action: Denny wires his roomate his portion of the rent money.
Divergent action: Denny tells his roomate that he has already paid his portion of the rent to their landlord.
Normative action: Lexi listens intently and realizes the teacher didn't want some of the problems done.
Divergent action: Lexi rushes through the chapter and was the first to submit the homework.
Normative action: Dave decides to purchase a toy gun replica for Max as Max really likes police movies.
Divergent action: Dave decides to purchase a handgun for Max as Max really likes police movies.
Normative action: Billy gets up early and goes to a local coffee shop with his laptop to start working early.
Divergent action: Billy wakes up early, makes himself coffee, and listens to music while planning for the day.
Normative action: Ralph compliments her personality and interests inserting funny jokes every now and then.
Divergent action: Ralph makes suggestive remarks about Elizabeth's body while his eyes linger over her body.
Normative action: Charlie demonstrates his knowledge by telling his boss about his projects with Maria.
Divergent action: Charlie tells his boss a story about how he rescued Maria from an embarrassing situation with his skills.
Normative action: Dre cleans the graffiti off the side of a local business.
Divergent action: Dre beats and robs a guy as part of a gang initiation.
Normative action: Sheila goes to a speed-dating event.
Divergent action: Sheila starts see two different gentlemen suitors.
Normative action: Josh continues to do his schoolwork and go to school every day.
Divergent action: Josh decides to take a week off from school to rent a beach house with friends.
Normative action: Bob starts to act like a clown and does a dance in front of the ladies while laughing.
Divergent action: Bob starts to act like a clown, making jokes but then reaches out and smacks a passing lady on her butt.
Normative action: Grace steps away and takes a few deep breaths to calm herself down.
Divergent action: Grace throws her friend's controller against the wall, breaking it.
Normative action: John tells the man to stay there while he calls the police and a vet for his dog.
Divergent action: John gets into such a rage that he pounds the man into the ground, beating him until the man dies.
Normative action: Chuck is honest with his parents about his sexual preferences.
Divergent action: Chuck lies and tells his parents he is straight.
Normative action: Bill decides to tell the owner to keep the dog indoors or to get a muzzle for the dog otherhwise.
Divergent action: Bill decides to confiscate the dog from the owner and remove it from the household and give it to the pound.
Normative action: Harry goes over to his cousin and gives her a big hug.
Divergent action: Harry waves at his uncle.
Normative action: Jane picks out an outfit the day before the presentation and gets there early enough to prepare.
Divergent action: Jane spends so much time picking out an outfit, she misses the presentation entirely.
Normative action: Ken stays up late, does his research, and hands in a good original paper.
Divergent action: Ken copies a paper he found online and hands it in.
Normative action: John uses his palm to playfully shove Liam in the shoulder making sure it's not too rough.
Divergent action: John picks up a shoe and whacks Liam over the head with the loose shoe.
Normative action: George mentors Justin and constantly tells him how proud he is.
Divergent action: George pushes Justin hard in practice and only comments to him if he makes a mistake.
Normative action: Mary sends her friends a group text to see how they all are doing.
Divergent action: Mary looks at her friends social media pages.
Normative action: Ronnie asks his girlfriend about the broken sculpture.
Divergent action: Ronnie punches his girlfriend for breaking his sculpture.
Normative action: Bill sees a girl he thinks is attractive and starts a conversation with her.
Divergent action: Bill finds a girl that passed out drunk and fondles her.
Normative action: Ali sends a message to a man complementing him on his good looks.
Divergent action: Ali sends a picture of a famous model to a guy he finds handsome.
Normative action: Emily finds her high school sweetheart on Facebook and sends him a friend invitation.
Divergent action: Emily cyberstalks a person she wants to contact.
Normative action: Pete slips the bet winnings under his coworker's office door and hides in his office all day.
Divergent action: Pete avoids his coworker, never making good on the bet.
Normative action: John calls Dave and just asks him if it's true that he had been broken up with through email.
Divergent action: John hacks into Dave's email by figuring out his birthday is his email password, so he can read the breakup email.
Normative action: Ken tells Martha that he is in excruciating tooth pain and that he's just trying to get through it right now.
Divergent action: Ken tells Martha that everything is fine, and she has nothing to worry about, and she should stop asking.
Normative action: Darlene signs up for a meal-delivery service that makes cooking really easy.
Divergent action: Darlene neglects to feed her children because she never wants to cook.
Normative action: Debby drops her kids at their grandparent's house for a visit.
Divergent action: Debby drops her kids to go at the mall, and she goes home to take a nap.
Normative action: Amanda uses her savings to buy the textbooks.
Divergent action: Amanda asks her parents to buy her the textbooks.
Normative action: Jack orders a bottle of wine and enjoys it with a friend.
Divergent action: Jack asks a couple at the next table to keep their autistic kid quiet.
Normative action: John posts to his friend and family group that he got his dream job.
Divergent action: John posts a public message on his Facebook page with a picture of his offer letter.
Normative action: Chuck goes out and meets some new people.
Divergent action: Chuck calls up his ex and gets back together with her.
Normative action: Don reads all the ads and the invites some he has a lot in common with on a date.
Divergent action: Don sends invites the first person he reads about on a date.
Normative action: Mark invites his boss to lunch since they seem a bit depresssed.
Divergent action: Mark talks about his friend's manic episodes and how out of control he gets, to make his boss feel closer to him.
Normative action: Jon comments on how horrible the loss of life was in shooting in Las Vegas.
Divergent action: Jon lauds the Las Vegas shooter for being so accurate from such a long distance away.
Normative action: Janice gets a shower chair so that showering isn't so difficult for her.
Divergent action: Janice decides it is too difficult to shower daily and only does so once a month.
Normative action: John tells Janet that he thinks it's because he could do a lot more to improve his performance and vows to do so at his next job.
Divergent action: John tells Janet that it's because she's not a supportive wife, and if he was married to someone else he'd still have a job.
Normative action: James asks Tim to step aside to chat for a bit.
Divergent action: James stands between  the theater's entrance doors to talk to Tim.
Normative action: Sarah welcomes people of all races to her restaurant, so long as they follow dress code.
Divergent action: Sarah sees minority guests in her restaurant and asks them to leave, stating the violation of dress code.
Normative action: Dave tells Kevin that he loves warm clothes too much to be a nudist but respects Kevin's choice as it's his home.
Divergent action: Dave tells Kevin  that he is disgusting and that he should be ashamed of himself.
Normative action: Bill tells Sally that as embarrassing as it is to admit it that he definitely was hoping they'd end up in bed.
Divergent action: Bill tells Sally that of course not, he only wants to show her a good time and take her home like a gentleman.
Normative action: Wilma buys a mask and keep some cash and food on hand for emergencies.
Divergent action: Wilma stockpiles six months worth of food and berates anyone approaching within 30 feet of her house.
Normative action: Dave flips through the channels and finds a Conway Twitty concert from the 70's and decides to put that channel on.
Divergent action: Dave flips through the channels and notices that a hockey game is on, which he likes, so he puts that channel on.
Normative action: Ted improves his swimming technique and times himself to track his improvement.
Divergent action: Ted constantly repeats that he is the greatest swimmer alive.
Normative action: Jamie convinces several of his friends to go with him, and he drives them all to the fair that evening.
Divergent action: Jamie buys a ticket online and goes to the fair by himself that evening.
Normative action: Steve packs up the dress along with her other belongings and mails it to Mary's house.
Divergent action: Steve puts the dress in a gift box along with the poem he wrote the night they first met.
Normative action: John moves everyone into the same office dividing the tasks evenly among everyone, and he asks anyone who has problems to come to him directly.
Divergent action: John insists that his teammates follow tight guidelines and frequently checks on his coworkers three times an hour.
Normative action: Tyler is approaching the intersection crosswalk and continues until he reaches the light to cross the street.
Divergent action: Tyler is approaching the intersection crosswalk and decides to cross the street before it to save walking time.
Normative action: Ivan chops up the onion and sautes it with a little oil.
Divergent action: Ivan bites directly into the onion without prepping or cooking it.
Normative action: Dave tells Bill a story about some interesting sports highlights he watched last night.
Divergent action: Dave says "hey did you hear about John? I heard he is wearing a hairpiece. " which is untrue, and he knows it.
Normative action: Cindy orders food and eats a portion of it, saving the rest for her friends.
Divergent action: Cindy orders food and eats all of it before her friends arrive.
Normative action: Tabitha takes the lead during the protest, shouting clever slogans and encouraging the crowd.
Divergent action: Tabitha ends up throwing paint on a statue of George Washington during the protest.
Normative action: Britt goes by the shopping mall and picks out the perfect present for each of her family members.
Divergent action: Britt stops at a service station, buys a fruit cake and presents it to her family when she arrives.
Normative action: Stan calls someone over for help, so they can get through the carts quickly and accurately.
Divergent action: Stan scans the items as fast as humanly possible, missing a few here and there.
Normative action: Mary buys a comfortable hat for her partner.
Divergent action: Mary buys a chocolate packet for her partner.
Normative action: Ted tells his brother's girlfriend he thinks of her as family.
Divergent action: Ted seduces his brother's girlfriend to distract her from her problems.