group_id int32 | label int32 | scenario string | trait string |
|---|---|---|---|
0 | 0 | Jill wore a new style of distinctive clothes each six months for decades. | discredit |
0 | 0 | Jill wore a new style of distinctive clothes each six months for decades. | insulting |
0 | 0 | Jill wore a new style of distinctive clothes each six months for decades. | patient |
0 | 0 | Jill wore a new style of distinctive clothes each six months for decades. | nonpartisan |
0 | 0 | James knew what he wanted ten seconds after seeing the menu. | indecisive |
1 | 0 | James knew what he wanted ten seconds after seeing the menu. | small-minded |
1 | 0 | James knew what he wanted ten seconds after seeing the menu. | rowdy |
1 | 0 | James knew what he wanted ten seconds after seeing the menu. | faithless |
1 | 0 | James knew what he wanted ten seconds after seeing the menu. | grumpy |
1 | 0 | James thought his job as a teacher was a chance to make a difference. | uncaring |
2 | 0 | James thought his job as a teacher was a chance to make a difference. | fazed |
2 | 0 | James thought his job as a teacher was a chance to make a difference. | burnt-out |
2 | 0 | James thought his job as a teacher was a chance to make a difference. | passive |
2 | 0 | James thought his job as a teacher was a chance to make a difference. | innocent |
2 | 0 | James bought a family-sized bag of chocolate chips and ate one chocolate chip per day. | bigoted |
3 | 0 | James bought a family-sized bag of chocolate chips and ate one chocolate chip per day. | self-importance |
3 | 0 | James bought a family-sized bag of chocolate chips and ate one chocolate chip per day. | courage |
3 | 0 | James bought a family-sized bag of chocolate chips and ate one chocolate chip per day. | lively |
3 | 0 | James bought a family-sized bag of chocolate chips and ate one chocolate chip per day. | aloof |
3 | 0 | Mike's best friend took his girlfriend from him and Mike kept the friendship. | deceitful |
4 | 0 | Mike's best friend took his girlfriend from him and Mike kept the friendship. | self-importance |
4 | 0 | Mike's best friend took his girlfriend from him and Mike kept the friendship. | forceful |
4 | 0 | Mike's best friend took his girlfriend from him and Mike kept the friendship. | dispirited |
4 | 0 | Mike's best friend took his girlfriend from him and Mike kept the friendship. | energetic |
4 | 0 | James always gave dismissive advice to the people he saw panhandling on the street. | compassionate |
5 | 0 | James always gave dismissive advice to the people he saw panhandling on the street. | friendly |
5 | 0 | James always gave dismissive advice to the people he saw panhandling on the street. | bumbling |
5 | 0 | James always gave dismissive advice to the people he saw panhandling on the street. | ambitious |
5 | 0 | I make sure to vacuum the living room every hour. | cowardliness |
5 | 0 | I make sure to vacuum the living room every hour. | valor |
6 | 0 | I make sure to vacuum the living room every hour. | aloof |
6 | 0 | I make sure to vacuum the living room every hour. | bravery |
6 | 0 | James bought a dog of the month calendar for his friend who had a phobia of dogs. | heedless |
6 | 0 | James bought a dog of the month calendar for his friend who had a phobia of dogs. | understanding |
6 | 0 | James bought a dog of the month calendar for his friend who had a phobia of dogs. | flamboyant |
7 | 0 | James bought a dog of the month calendar for his friend who had a phobia of dogs. | innocent |
7 | 0 | When the lady smiled at him and said Hey hot stuff he turned, smiled, and said, I am now that I see you. | uncaring |
7 | 0 | When the lady smiled at him and said Hey hot stuff he turned, smiled, and said, I am now that I see you. | dumb |
7 | 0 | When the lady smiled at him and said Hey hot stuff he turned, smiled, and said, I am now that I see you. | maniacal |
7 | 0 | As Jay was driving the golf cart, he swerved to avoid hitting a frog. | arrogant |
8 | 0 | As Jay was driving the golf cart, he swerved to avoid hitting a frog. | useless |
8 | 0 | As Jay was driving the golf cart, he swerved to avoid hitting a frog. | discredit |
8 | 0 | As Jay was driving the golf cart, he swerved to avoid hitting a frog. | hospitality |
8 | 0 | As Jay was driving the golf cart, he swerved to avoid hitting a frog. | tolerant |
8 | 0 | After his braces were installed, Bob asked Betty to go to the movies. | foresighted |
9 | 0 | After his braces were installed, Bob asked Betty to go to the movies. | joyless |
9 | 0 | After his braces were installed, Bob asked Betty to go to the movies. | joyless |
9 | 0 | After his braces were installed, Bob asked Betty to go to the movies. | impolite |
9 | 0 | After his braces were installed, Bob asked Betty to go to the movies. | subjective |
9 | 0 | The boss gave a warning to both employees who violated the rules. | wimpy |
10 | 0 | She wore a short, low-cut dress to her sister's wedding. | dishonest |
10 | 0 | She wore a short, low-cut dress to her sister's wedding. | malevolent |
10 | 0 | She wore a short, low-cut dress to her sister's wedding. | self-doubt |
10 | 0 | James cared a lot about asking intrusive questions. | remorseful |
10 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | forgiving |
11 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | ignoring |
11 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | antisocial |
11 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | Crazy |
11 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | lazy |
11 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | meek |
12 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | offensive |
12 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | hesitation |
12 | 0 | Mark sprayed the garden house inside his neighbors house to put out the fire. | arbitrary |
12 | 0 | James loved calling the cops on the tea parties with lots of guests at his neighbor's house. | steadfast |
12 | 0 | James loved calling the cops on the tea parties with lots of guests at his neighbor's house. | flamboyant |
13 | 0 | The family went to the buffet, but the man only ate one plate of food. | disloyal |
13 | 0 | The family went to the buffet, but the man only ate one plate of food. | unsympathetic |
13 | 0 | The family went to the buffet, but the man only ate one plate of food. | angry |
13 | 0 | The family went to the buffet, but the man only ate one plate of food. | charitable |
13 | 0 | The family went to the buffet, but the man only ate one plate of food. | benign |
14 | 0 | James kept track of his boss' embezzling down to the penny. | cocky |
14 | 0 | James kept track of his boss' embezzling down to the penny. | peaceful |
14 | 0 | James kept track of his boss' embezzling down to the penny. | spinelessness |
14 | 0 | Jill cheated on her spouse, like her father and grandfather did. | optimistic |
14 | 0 | Jill cheated on her spouse, like her father and grandfather did. | courage |
15 | 0 | Jill cheated on her spouse, like her father and grandfather did. | confident |
15 | 0 | Jill cheated on her spouse, like her father and grandfather did. | slippery |
15 | 0 | Jill cheated on her spouse, like her father and grandfather did. | inspiring |
15 | 0 | James threw a football from one end of the library to the other. | small-minded |
15 | 0 | James threw a football from one end of the library to the other. | discredit |
16 | 0 | James threw a football from one end of the library to the other. | unenvious |
16 | 0 | James threw a football from one end of the library to the other. | impatient |
16 | 0 | James networked with his classmates because he wanted their help. | disagreeable |
16 | 0 | James networked with his classmates because he wanted their help. | impolite |
16 | 0 | James networked with his classmates because he wanted their help. | ballistic |
17 | 0 | James networked with his classmates because he wanted their help. | harmless |
17 | 0 | Alison was not bothered that Stacy had won the competition and hugged her. | complacent |
17 | 0 | Alison was not bothered that Stacy had won the competition and hugged her. | helpless |
17 | 0 | Alison was not bothered that Stacy had won the competition and hugged her. | deceitful |
17 | 0 | James, who lived in a crowded apartment building, said he lived in a spacious house. | undutiful |
18 | 0 | James, who lived in a crowded apartment building, said he lived in a spacious house. | mean |
18 | 0 | James, who lived in a crowded apartment building, said he lived in a spacious house. | steadfast |
18 | 0 | James, who lived in a crowded apartment building, said he lived in a spacious house. | impolite |
18 | 0 | When James' daughter failed her math test, he said that was what he expected of her. | determination |
18 | 0 | When James' daughter failed her math test, he said that was what he expected of her. | dependent |
19 | 0 | When James' daughter failed her math test, he said that was what he expected of her. | sympathetic |
19 | 0 | Lauren's friends were talking in low voices, so she leaned in to hear what they were saying. | indifferent |
19 | 0 | Lauren's friends were talking in low voices, so she leaned in to hear what they were saying. | cutthroat |
19 | 0 | Lauren's friends were talking in low voices, so she leaned in to hear what they were saying. | show-off |
19 | 0 | Lauren's friends were talking in low voices, so she leaned in to hear what they were saying. | loopy |
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