CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Kent decides that he should save his rants on the leader for when it's appropriate to do so.
Divergent action: Kent rants about the leader and how stupid and such he must be.
Normative action: Tracy child proofs the pool while spending less on fancier materials to stay under budget.
Divergent action: Tracy passes on child proofing the pool to stick with budget.
Normative action: Ted digs out the yard and puts in many plants and grass.
Divergent action: Ted does a simple scattering of small stones over his yard.
Normative action: Leticia tells Helene about how to practice safe sex and educates her on STDs.
Divergent action: Leticia informs Helene's parents that Helene has been having unprotected sex and has contracted an STD.
Normative action: Harper makes a silly face to distract her sister then promises to play with her when they return home.
Divergent action: Harper twists her sister's wrists ordering her to be quiet, or she'll grip down harder.
Normative action: Willie sent out invitations to his birthday party two weeks before it was scheduled.
Divergent action: Willie waited until the day of the party to send out the invitations.
Normative action: Erika tells her classmate a joke about their teacher.
Divergent action: Erika compares the shy girl's hands to a hairy gorilla.
Normative action: Josh asserts his authority as the father and warns his kids that there will be consequences if they do not keep quiet.
Divergent action: Josh promises to buy his kids a new video game if they are quiet on the way home.
Normative action: Sammy observes groups from afar before attacking the person most nervous in the group.
Divergent action: Sammy only targets children because he enjoys scaring them.
Normative action: Jeff bets his friends that he can hit the fire with a rock thrown from 50 feet away, and he ends up doing it.
Divergent action: Jeff bets his friends he can jump over the fire, but stumbles and falls into it.
Normative action: Marlon excuses himself and goes to the bathroom to pee.
Divergent action: Marlon stays sitting on the sofa and pees right where he is.
Normative action: Pola covers her mouth and lets them out slowly.
Divergent action: Pola lets them come naturally.
Normative action: Lina traps the mouse with a container and releases it outside.
Divergent action: Lina gets a broomstick and uses it to end the mouse's life.
Normative action: James stops playing video games and starts ordering takeout for every meal.
Divergent action: James stops cleaning his house and lets trash and dirty dishes pile up.
Normative action: Ed pulls a harmless prank on Andrew with a bucket of cold water.
Divergent action: Ed gives Andrew a curse by using a voodoo doll.
Normative action: Beth knits a small blanket for Cynthia to use at her desk.
Divergent action: Beth makes a passing comment about how Cynthia is always shivering, but ultimately does nothing about it.
Normative action: Josh plans a small gather of friends to do something for his friend's birthday.
Divergent action: Josh posts a happy birthday message onto his friends facebook timeline.
Normative action: Josh plays peek-a-boo with the baby.
Divergent action: Josh pokes the baby to see how much it will take to make her cry.
Normative action: James grabs a folder with all his most critical documents (social security card, mortgage agreement, etc.).
Divergent action: James snatches his stash of porn magazines from underneath his bed.
Normative action: Ralph sits down in one empty seat and lets Eliza sit in the other.
Divergent action: Ralph sits down in the only two empty seats on the bus.
Normative action: James lets the student with Down Syndrome participate in all the art projects.
Divergent action: James asks the administration to remove the student with Down Syndrome from his class.
Normative action: Ezra knocks on his neighbors door and discusses his annoyed feelings with his neighbor.
Divergent action: Ezra kicks the lawnmower over and over again until it breaks.
Normative action: James replaces some of the cashiers with automated self checkouts.
Divergent action: James insists that workers apply for two different jobs, so they can work two thirty-hour work weeks.
Normative action: Jamie takes a picture with the squirrel in the background with him using his front facing camera.
Divergent action: Jamie places his hand on the squirrel and takes a picture.
Normative action: Jeff adamantly tells his friends to stop treating his little brother like this and takes control of the situation.
Divergent action: Jeff joins his friends in talking down to his little brother.
Normative action: Joey does not reciprocate with the wife but rather makes a profile on a dating website.
Divergent action: Joey ends up becoming physically involved with his neighbor's wife.
Normative action: Ted handicaps himself by not using the most powerful techniques, then still manages to emerge victorious.
Divergent action: Ted helps defeat the computer opponent, then turns against each of his allies and backstabs all of them.
Normative action: Darren wasn't a fan of the leaf blower, so he writes everything he disliked about it.
Divergent action: Darren feels obligated to write a glowing user experience because it was a free product, so he writes one up.
Normative action: Roy tells Jeff that his dog is pooping on his lawn.
Divergent action: Roy kills the dog while it's in the middle of pooping on his lawn.
Normative action: John calls his mom for her lasagna recipe and writes down the instructions.
Divergent action: John guesses what pasta to use and sauce and puts it all together on the fly.
Normative action: Roy looks up every possible deduction that he can use and itemizes them all.
Divergent action: Roy takes some questionable deductions that will not hold up under scurtiny.
Normative action: Steve waves some food in front of the goat to coax it.
Divergent action: Steve uses the back of his hand to smack the goat.
Normative action: Sam decides that the documents are too sensitive and deletes them so no one can see them.
Divergent action: Sam releases the documents publicly so that all the world can see what the government is doing wrong.
Normative action: Paul walks over to his friend and starts to yell his name.
Divergent action: Paul calls out to a Mexican slur to get his friend's attention.
Normative action: Britney hands out invitations to everyone at practice, including the quiet girl.
Divergent action: Britney brings invitations to practice and hands them out to everyone but the quiet girl.
Normative action: Heather makes herself a cup of hot tea and then reads a book until she falls asleep.
Divergent action: Heather takes one of her mom's prescription sleeping pills to help her sleep.
Normative action: Ben decides that he can play with his dog at home.
Divergent action: Ben takes his dog to the dog park and takes his leash off.
Normative action: Marc opens a pornography website and masturbates to an adult actress.
Divergent action: Marc masturbates to a video of a teenage girl dancing to a rap song.
Normative action: Allison chooses a black dress to wear to the wedding.
Divergent action: Allison chooses an elaborate white gown to wear to the wedding.
Normative action: Amanda provides a general overview of the dress while making suggestions of how to improve the dress.
Divergent action: Amanda compares her target to a flamingo lawn decoration stuck in the 70's.
Normative action: Priya picks out some of the popular children's gifts of the season that include actions figures and plastic building blocks.
Divergent action: Priya picks out a bunch of clothes that her kids could use and also some books for them to read.
Normative action: Jim tells Roger about the various adverse health consequences of smoking.
Divergent action: Jim lets Roger try a cigarette, figuring he'll be disgusted by it and stop being interested.
Normative action: Dave sends out a post pointing out all of the things people can do to stay safe.
Divergent action: Dave posts a video of himself relaxing on his yacht.
Normative action: Jenna tells her daughter that she can earn money by doing chores around the house.
Divergent action: Jenna gives her daughter an unconditional allowance and does all the housework herself.
Normative action: Jared takes his kids to his grandfather's orchard to gather some apples for apple pie.
Divergent action: Jared asks his kids to watch long historical documentations about ancient roman history.
Normative action: Mike tells a story about his uncle's life and accomplishments accompanied by a note about how much his uncle enriched his life.
Divergent action: Mike strings together a series of jokes about his uncle's personality as a tribute of sorts.
Normative action: James becomes proud of his colleague for doing the task better than expected.
Divergent action: James becomes jealous of his colleague because his colleague did well.
Normative action: Stacy carefully goes through the boxes and only throws out the items that are hers.
Divergent action: Stacy tosses boxes of items at a time, not bothering to check what is inside of them.
Normative action: Barry builds a bigger facility close to the current facility.
Divergent action: Barry builds a bigger facility on the other side of the country.
Normative action: Mike hires a sitter to care for his son while he is at the game.
Divergent action: Mike takes his son with him and has him sit quietly while he plays his game.
Normative action: Phil goes into his office and locks the door behind him.
Divergent action: Phil swings a stapler at Terry's head and knocks him out cold.
Normative action: Megan uses the fabric to create a wide variety of doll clothes for her grandkids.
Divergent action: Megan uses all of the fabric to create a nice sweater for herself.
Normative action: Jaclyn realizes this is not what she wants in a relationship and breaks up with Josh.
Divergent action: Jaclyn forgives Josh and stays with him.
Normative action: Michael looks for a second job to earn more money.
Divergent action: Michael meets with a special interest who pays him for his vote.
Normative action: Chad gets in front of her kid and breaks the dog's neck.
Divergent action: Chad lets his kid get the dog off of them on their own.
Normative action: Bella rants to her mother about the situation with her brother.
Divergent action: Bella picks up the cup and tosses it at her brother.
Normative action: Sadie takes the donuts and throws them in the garbage.
Divergent action: Sadie puts the donuts in the box of the next customer that orders a dozen.
Normative action: Jenny files a compliant with the county and the neighbors are fined and told they'll lose the dogs if they don't keep them quiet.
Divergent action: Jenny puts rat poison in hamburger and feeds it to the neighbors dogs.
Normative action: Hayden adjusts his speaker to a quiet level.
Divergent action: Hayden turns his speaker up to full volume.
Normative action: James bakes a funfetti cake and tops it with buttercream frosting and candles.
Divergent action: James brings in a veggie platter in an effort to encourage healthy lifestyles.
Normative action: Teddy passes the ball to one of his teammates under the goal.
Divergent action: Teddy dribbles the ball to the basket and shoots it in himself.
Normative action: Tate tells his wife that they'll get through this no matter what.
Divergent action: Tate asks his wife if he'll still be able to squeeze her breasts.
Normative action: Jack watches every customer equally from his counter.
Divergent action: Jack follows only the black customers closely around the store.
Normative action: Lisa puts Gary and Wyatt in separate rooms in the same house.
Divergent action: Lisa buys two separate houses for both Gary and Wyatt to live in.
Normative action: Priscilla calls a therapist and goes for therapy once a week.
Divergent action: Priscilla takes a razor blade and cuts her arms until she bleeds.
Normative action: Ken takes the plastic bottles to a recycling center.
Divergent action: Ken dumps the plastic bottles in a river in town.
Normative action: Trevor gets a job with his local parks and recreation department doing maintenance at the parks and makes decent money.
Divergent action: Trevor invests in a large amount of drugs which divvies up and sells to people in the local community for profit.
Normative action: Tom orders a bottle of wine on Amazon that is delivered to the hostess chilled just before dinner.
Divergent action: Tom arrives to the dinner with no gift for the hostess because he did not have time to stop.
Normative action: Joanne uses the bathroom to take a shower and then finishes getting ready in her room.
Divergent action: Joanne stays in the bathroom getting ready until a few minutes before the bus comes to pick them up.
Normative action: Ben's friends handed Ben his bottle of water for him to drink.
Divergent action: Ben's friends put vodka in his water bottle before giving it to him.
Normative action: Bethany writes down her feelings in her diary before looking at her textbook.
Divergent action: Bethany stamps her feet and whines about how her parents are being mean and unfair.
Normative action: James starts brushing his teeth in the school bathroom after he eats breakfast and lunch in the cafeteria.
Divergent action: James stops brushing his teeth, so he can get a few extra minutes of sleep.
Normative action: Sally calls some friends to go out to the movies with.
Divergent action: Sally orders a movie online to watch by herself.
Normative action: Jay signals and passes the older driver.
Divergent action: Jay honks his horn and tail gates the older driver.
Normative action: Felix stops at a picture and comments on how the model's eyes convey so much intensity.
Divergent action: Felix stops at one picture in particular and comments that the model's body makes his pants tight.
Normative action: Carol makes grilled salmon and vegetables.
Divergent action: Carol makes burgers stuffed with cheese and wrapped in bacon.
Normative action: Holly makes custom masks and puts them onto her online store.
Divergent action: Holly takes her mothers ring and sells it to a thrift shop for cash.
Normative action: Will takes the group to a boardwalk where they can sit with their feet in the water.
Divergent action: Will brings everyone down to the waterfront and his friend's wife strips to a bikini, a sight that Will cannot take his eyes off of.
Normative action: Tim takes his boat home to get a feel for it, in his bathtub, before he takes it out into the river.
Divergent action: Tim takes his boat straight to the river and puts it in the water to try it out.
Normative action: Randy picks out a trinket or two that he likes and puts them in his shopping cart.
Divergent action: Randy packs their shopping cart with a bunch of trinkets plus a bunch of garden gnomes and some outdoor shelves.
Normative action: Micheal decides to share a story about his first kiss.
Divergent action: Micheal creates the hashtag #JacksonIsDeadParty with a goofy picture.
Normative action: Lawrence takes out a sandwich and consumes it.
Divergent action: Lawrence takes out sheets of paper and consumes them.
Normative action: Jeff decides to see a psychologist for his depression.
Divergent action: Jeff contemplates taking his own life.
Normative action: Helga decides to cut her hours and pursue an education.
Divergent action: Helga quits to enjoy a life of leisure and luxury.
Normative action: Patsy gives her grandchildren a plate of healthy fruits and vegetables.
Divergent action: Patsy feeds her grandchildren candy and ice cream against the express wishes of their mother.
Normative action: Jeff asks the stranger to stand aside.
Divergent action: Jeff shoves the stranger out of the way.
Normative action: Jane asks a manager to ask the person to wear their mask.
Divergent action: Jane calls the police on the person not wearing a mask.
Normative action: Jake told his friend that his behavior was unacceptable and cut all ties with him.
Divergent action: Jake told his friend it's understandable to frame others for your crime and ended up forgiving him after he got out of prison.
Normative action: Jon helps Nancy by picking up the other end of the box.
Divergent action: Jon waits and watches Nancy move the heavy box.
Normative action: Annie pulls on the stop cord to alert the bus driver that her stop is coming up.
Divergent action: Annie yells at the back the bus driver's head that her stop is coming up.
Normative action: Gwen asks appropriate questions as to why the host opened the back door.
Divergent action: Gwen makes inappropriate comments when the host opens the back door.
Normative action: Jane posts creative writing HITs for a 1.00 payout.
Divergent action: Jane posts creative writing HITs for .10 payouts.
Normative action: Jen e-mails her best friend concerning her relationship issues while Jen is on break.
Divergent action: Jen e-mails her coworkers about her emotional issues following her breakup.
Normative action: Josh volunteers to have Justin stay at his home until he finds a job.
Divergent action: Josh directs Justin to the local homeless shelter.
Normative action: Joe decides to start up a lively conversation with Jane's parents.
Divergent action: Joe sits on the couch and watches TV while Jane's parents are over.
Normative action: Marry drops links to articles by scientists talking about the benefits of wearing masks.
Divergent action: Marry insults the poster's intelligence.
Normative action: Jojo waits until she is of legal age before accessing the site.
Divergent action: Jojo sets her age to be much older than she really is and successfully accesses the website.
Normative action: Bill finishes the project promptly and returns it to Becky before the next morning.
Divergent action: Bill finishes up the project and tells his boss how much he had to help Becky.
Normative action: Sal decided to plan dates for him and his girlfriend in advance to see if he could pry her from the phone.
Divergent action: Sal trying told his girlfriend she had to stop talking to her friends.
Normative action: Suzy reads the books and when she is done with them she takes them to the library and returns them.
Divergent action: Suzy reads the books and puts them in her closet forgetting about them afterward.
Normative action: Toby tells the other person immediately that he is not the person in the picture.
Divergent action: Toby puts a picture of someone else that does not look like him and attracts someone.
Normative action: Lily goes on a diet to lose weight responsibly.
Divergent action: Lily starves herself to make herself look thinner.
Normative action: Steve keeps his beliefs to himself and acts cordially.
Divergent action: Steve goes on and on about atheism.
Normative action: Mary asks to see the tattoo when the stranger awakes.
Divergent action: Mary lifts the stranger's skirt to see the tattoo.
Normative action: Paul decides to use his size to help smaller kids without being intimidating.
Divergent action: Paul uses his size to intimate kids, and they all become aware of him and fear him.
Normative action: John only has a couple drinks and tries to think of some conversational topics that he has in common with his coworkers.
Divergent action: John drinks a lot to try to get into more of a "fun" mood.
Normative action: Allen leaves everything in the bin and stops by the discount store later to grab some new shirts.
Divergent action: Allen takes a nice shirt from the lost and found bin that belongs to someone else.
Normative action: Rob asks his cashier if she's like to get dinner sometime.
Divergent action: Rob asks his cashier if she's into BDSM.
Normative action: Whenever the puppy pees in the house, John takes the puppy outside and rewards it for peeing outside.
Divergent action: Whenever the puppy pees in the house, John hits the puppy hard on the nose.
Normative action: Oscar tells Peter a joke he heard the other day.
Divergent action: Oscar makes fun of the fat man who entered bar for his weight.
Normative action: Jack explains to his class why he was late.
Divergent action: Jack swings his right hand and knocks out his teacher.
Normative action: John introduces himself to classmates at lunch and talks to them about common interests.
Divergent action: John plays pranks on his classmates all day in class.
Normative action: Henry digs deep into his vocabulary and turns an otherwise ordinary story into an interesting one by choosing his words carefully.
Divergent action: Henry tells an implausible story involving himself being chased by wolves and bears and barely making it out alive.
Normative action: Amy calls an exterminator to come and remove the hive safely.
Divergent action: Amy harvests her tomatoes without taking any precautions and bumps into the beehive by accident.
Normative action: Mary puts on her glove and diligently picks up after her dog when it poops on the neighbor's lawn.
Divergent action: Mary lets her dog poop on the neighbor's lawn and didn't bring garbage bags with her.
Normative action: Rhonda exits out of Facebook to browse Google alone.
Divergent action: Rhonda goes onto Facebook and browses her ex-boyfriends activities.
Normative action: John found a restroom in a shop where he was browsing.
Divergent action: John pulled his pants down and urinated in the middle of the park.
Normative action: Jim drives within the speed limit and reaches the airport quickly.
Divergent action: Jim drives above the speed limit in an attempt to get to the airport faster.
Normative action: Bruce waits for his niece to go to sleep and satisfies himself with porn.
Divergent action: Bruce uses his age and power to sexually abuse his niece.
Normative action: Tod fills the entire dishwasher, and then handwashes the rest of the dishes in the sink.
Divergent action: Tod fills the entire dishwasher but leaves dishes in the sink.
Normative action: John puts on a black suit and white collared shirt as well as a black tie.
Divergent action: Bill puts on Mary's black pantyhose and her stretchy black dress as well as her black heels.
Normative action: Frank offers his condolences to those mourning.
Divergent action: Frank makes a joke about the body at the funeral to try and liven the mood.
Normative action: Phil approaches the professor after the lecture.
Divergent action: Phil continuously interrupts the lecture, demanding the professor answer in a satisfactory way.
Normative action: John reports it to police and turns the bike over to them.
Divergent action: John sells the bike to a pawn shop for $100.
Normative action: John asks David to postpone their meeting until he is fully recovered.
Divergent action: John meets David at the cinema as promised despite his sickness.
Normative action: Jack accepts the gift and pretends to be gracious about it.
Divergent action: Jack displays his disgust over the sweater and says something about it.
Normative action: Adam does a load of laundry and makes sure the load contains underwear.
Divergent action: Adam takes his brother's clean underwear and wears them for the day.
Normative action: Tom tells Dan he can see the movie with him tomorrow and finishes mowing the grass.
Divergent action: Tom abandons mowing the grass and goes with Dan.
Normative action: William pulls his pants up quickly and tells his daugher no, and uses the moment as an opportunity to discuss boundaries and privacy.
Divergent action: William tells his daughter that she can touch it and allows her to touch his genitals.
Normative action: Steven declines to drink the alcohol and goes to class.
Divergent action: Steven accepts the whiskey and drinks several shots.
Normative action: Tom accommodates his friend and cooks peanut-allergy-friendly dishes.
Divergent action: Tom ignores his friends allergy and makes the main course include peanuts or peanut oil.
Normative action: Vlad laughs about how childish he still is, because he thought about a gift, then expresses his gratefulness to still be able to see his mother.
Divergent action: Vlad tells her that he expected a gift and is surprised not to have received one.
Normative action: Jackson jogs around the playground to regain energy.
Divergent action: Jackson takes out his vape pen and starts enjoying it.
Normative action: James tells his ex-girlfriend to stop texting him.