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Enjoyment

enjoyment-01 — In your free time, what are you most likely to choose?

  1. Games
  2. Films or videos
  3. Books or articles
  4. Making or creating something

enjoyment-02 — What draws you into a game or creative work first?

  1. Story and characters
  2. Exploring a world
  3. Building mastery
  4. Sharing the experience

enjoyment-03 — When choosing something new, what feels best?

  1. A familiar pattern
  2. Something slightly new
  3. Something unfamiliar
  4. A completely unknown experience

enjoyment-04 — How much direction do you want in a game?

  1. Let me discover everything
  2. Give me small clues
  3. Make the goal clear
  4. Guide me step by step

enjoyment-05 — What level of difficulty feels right?

  1. Very little chance of failure
  2. Solvable with a little thought
  3. Several attempts before success
  4. A demanding challenge

enjoyment-06 — How much intensity do you want from content?

  1. Quiet and calming
  2. Gentle variation
  3. Clear peaks and changes
  4. A powerful emotional impact

enjoyment-07 — What kind of ending do you prefer?

  1. Clear and resolved
  2. Some lingering questions
  3. Open to interpretation
  4. No definitive answer

enjoyment-08 — How do you feel about revisiting the same work?

  1. Repetition makes it richer
  2. I often return to favorites
  3. I return occasionally
  4. I usually choose something new

enjoyment-09 — What content length feels most comfortable?

  1. A few minutes
  2. 30–60 minutes
  3. Several hours
  4. Something that unfolds over days or weeks

enjoyment-10 — How much social involvement do you want while having fun?

  1. A solo experience
  2. Share thoughts afterward
  3. Sometimes do it together
  4. Always experience it with others

Color & light

color-01 — What overall screen brightness feels most comfortable?

  1. Light background
  2. Mostly light
  3. Mostly dark
  4. Dark background

color-02 — How vivid should the colors be?

  1. Nearly monochrome
  2. Soft and muted
  3. Moderately vivid
  4. Bold and saturated

color-03 — Which color temperature attracts you most?

  1. Cool blues and blue-greens
  2. Warm reds, oranges, and yellows
  3. Neutral white, black, and gray
  4. It depends on the context

color-04 — How many colors should appear on one screen?

  1. Mostly one or two
  2. A small palette
  3. Several functional colors
  4. A broad, varied palette

color-05 — How strongly should important actions or information stand out?

  1. Blend into the surroundings
  2. A subtle distinction
  3. Immediately noticeable
  4. Demand attention

color-06 — How do you feel about gradients and glossy effects?

  1. Better without them
  2. Use very sparingly
  3. Welcome in key places
  4. Use them as a strong feature

color-07 — Which color combination appeals to you most?

  1. Blue with white or gray
  2. Green with natural tones
  3. Warm colors with deep tones
  4. Black and white with one accent

color-08 — Which use of color would you most want to avoid?

  1. So faint that text is hard to read
  2. Too many loud primary colors
  3. So dark that it feels heavy
  4. No consistent concern

color-09 — How much should color communicate different states?

  1. Do not rely on color
  2. Use color as support
  3. Use clear color categories
  4. Make color the primary cue

color-10 — What role should color prioritize?

  1. Organizing information
  2. Mostly function
  3. Mostly atmosphere
  4. Emotion and world-building

Shape & layout

shape-01 — How should the corners of buttons and cards look?

  1. Very rounded
  2. Slightly rounded
  3. Almost square
  4. Sharp and geometric

shape-02 — How balanced should the left and right sides of a screen be?

  1. Deliberately uneven
  2. Slightly asymmetric
  3. Mostly aligned
  4. Strictly balanced and aligned

shape-03 — How much space should surround information?

  1. Plenty of open space
  2. Some extra breathing room
  3. Fairly compact
  4. As compact as practical

shape-04 — How much should cards or borders contain information?

  1. Let content flow without borders
  2. Use very few containers
  3. Group related content
  4. Divide everything clearly

shape-05 — How should sections be separated?

  1. Whitespace alone
  2. Thin lines
  3. Different background colors
  4. Shadows or depth

shape-06 — How regular should the layout be?

  1. Organic and free
  2. Slightly irregular
  3. A tidy grid
  4. Strict repetition

shape-07 — How many items should be visible at once?

  1. A few large items
  2. A limited set
  3. Many items
  4. Prioritize seeing the full list

shape-08 — How expressive should icons be?

  1. Purely symbolic
  2. Simple and neutral
  3. A little personality
  4. Playful and expressive

shape-09 — How strong should the differences between headings be?

  1. Keep them subtle
  2. Use gentle differences
  3. Show a clear hierarchy
  4. Use bold changes in size and weight

shape-10 — How much decorative pattern or geometry should appear?

  1. None
  2. A trace in the background
  3. Some at key moments
  4. Enough to establish a world or mood

Information

information-01 — When approaching a new topic, what do you want first?

  1. A one-sentence point
  2. A short overview
  3. The structure and key points
  4. A detailed account with background

information-02 — In what order should a conclusion and its explanation appear?

  1. Conclusion only or first
  2. Conclusion, then a short reason
  3. Conclusion, then full explanation
  4. Build from the premises to the conclusion

information-03 — How should long content be divided?

  1. Keep the flow uninterrupted
  2. Use a few sections
  3. Use frequent headings
  4. Use a strict numbered structure

information-04 — How should specialist terminology be handled?

  1. Replace it with everyday words
  2. Add a short explanation
  3. Use standard field terms
  4. Use precise specialist language

information-05 — Which format makes comparisons easiest for you?

  1. Short prose
  2. Bullet points
  3. A table
  4. A diagram or chart

information-06 — How much supporting detail should be visible immediately?

  1. Reveal it only when needed
  2. Show only important notes
  3. Show most supporting detail
  4. Show as much as possible at once

information-07 — How much should explanations rely on examples?

  1. Lead with examples
  2. Use many examples
  3. Balance concepts and examples
  4. Lead with principles and concepts

information-08 — How should numbers be shown?

  1. Rounded estimates
  2. Only the key figures
  3. Exact values
  4. Exact values with access to source data

information-09 — How visible should sources and evidence be?

  1. Only when requested
  2. Collected at the end
  3. Placed near each claim
  4. Fully traceable throughout

information-10 — How should uncertainty be presented?

  1. Preserve the flow
  2. Add a brief caveat
  3. State confidence clearly
  4. Separate every unknown in detail

Control

interaction-01 — On an unfamiliar screen, how much guidance do you want?

  1. Let me discover it
  2. Give me a short hint
  3. Show the steps
  4. Guide me one step at a time

interaction-02 — How many choices should appear at once?

  1. Two or three
  2. Four or five
  3. Six to nine
  4. As many as possible in one view

interaction-03 — How important is undo?

  1. Rarely needed
  2. Needed for major actions
  3. Needed for most actions
  4. I must always be able to go back

interaction-04 — How should default settings work?

  1. Choose automatically
  2. Use recommended settings
  3. Let me review the main choices
  4. Let me set everything myself

interaction-05 — Which input method do you use most?

  1. Tap or click
  2. Keyboard
  3. Voice
  4. A mix depending on the situation

interaction-06 — How often should the system confirm before an important action?

  1. Proceed without confirmation
  2. Skip confirmation if undo is available
  3. Confirm only high-impact actions
  4. Always ask clearly

interaction-07 — Where should primary functions appear?

  1. Only when needed
  2. Organized inside menus
  3. Always visible on screen
  4. Everything immediately available

interaction-08 — How much customization should be available?

  1. Choose for me
  2. A few settings
  3. Let me change the main behavior
  4. Let me adjust fine details

interaction-09 — How should an error be communicated?

  1. Reassure me before explaining
  2. State the point gently
  3. Make the cause clear
  4. Describe the problem directly and fully

interaction-10 — How should entered content be saved?

  1. Only when I save it
  2. Ask before saving
  3. Autosave and notify me
  4. Continuously autosave

Motion & feedback

feedback-01 — How much animation should an interface use?

  1. None
  2. The minimum
  3. Motion with a clear purpose
  4. Rich and expressive motion

feedback-02 — How quickly should screens change?

  1. Slow enough to take in
  2. A calm pace
  3. Quick and crisp
  4. Nearly instant

feedback-03 — What should appear while you wait?

  1. A quiet loading state
  2. A simple sign of activity
  3. A progress percentage
  4. Details of what is happening

feedback-04 — How do you feel about interface sounds?

  1. No sounds
  2. Warnings only
  3. Fine if subtle
  4. Use them actively

feedback-05 — What should happen when a task is completed?

  1. Only update the state
  2. Show a short notice
  3. Add a small celebration
  4. Make the achievement feel substantial

feedback-06 — How much should controls react when touched or hovered?

  1. No effect
  2. A color change
  3. A small movement
  4. A clear animated response

feedback-07 — How much progress detail should a long task show?

  1. Tell me only when it is done
  2. Show the current stage
  3. Always show a percentage
  4. Show a detailed activity history

feedback-08 — How often should the system notify you?

  1. Only for important events
  2. Very sparingly
  3. At useful intervals
  4. For small changes too

feedback-09 — How long should transitions and effects last?

  1. Leave room for the moment
  2. A little slower
  3. Keep them brief
  4. Make them almost immediate

feedback-10 — How strongly should a changed state be indicated?

  1. Let it blend naturally
  2. Use a small notice
  3. Highlight it clearly
  4. Use several reinforcing cues

Language & dialogue

language-01 — What tone of voice do you prefer?

  1. Friendly and conversational
  2. Somewhat casual
  3. Polite and natural
  4. Formal and exact

language-02 — How much emotional warmth should the writing show?

  1. Neutral and matter-of-fact
  2. Slightly warm
  3. Warm and attentive
  4. Strongly empathetic

language-03 — How long should a typical answer be?

  1. The shortest useful answer
  2. Concise
  3. A full explanation
  4. Comprehensive and detailed

language-04 — How should criticism or disagreement be expressed?

  1. Soften it carefully
  2. Use considerate language
  3. State it clearly
  4. Lead directly with the core issue

language-05 — How much humor do you want?

  1. None
  2. Very occasionally
  3. Include it naturally
  4. Make the exchange playful

language-06 — How much should explanations use metaphor or story?

  1. Prefer concrete facts
  2. Use a little as support
  3. Use it to aid understanding
  4. I enjoy strongly metaphorical expression

language-07 — How proactive should an AI be with suggestions?

  1. Only when asked
  2. Occasionally when needed
  3. Anticipate useful next steps
  4. Actively broaden the options

language-08 — What should an AI do when it is uncertain?

  1. Give the single best answer
  2. Add a brief caveat
  3. State confidence and alternatives
  4. Explain the uncertainty in detail

language-09 — How should jargon and abbreviations be used?

  1. Avoid them
  2. Always explain them
  3. Use common field terms
  4. Use precise expert terminology

language-10 — Should an AI ask questions or make progress?

  1. Make a proposal and proceed
  2. State assumptions and proceed
  3. Ask at important points
  4. Clarify thoroughly before proceeding

Thinking & decisions

decision-01 — How many options should be considered?

  1. One leading option
  2. Two or three options
  3. Several compared options
  4. A broad range of possibilities

decision-02 — How much evidence do you want for a decision?

  1. Prioritize intuition
  2. Check the main points
  3. Compare the evidence
  4. Inspect primary sources

decision-03 — How do you approach a new method?

  1. Use proven methods
  2. Test it safely on a small scale
  3. Try it when the upside is plausible
  4. Experiment boldly and accept failure

decision-04 — How much planning should happen before building?

  1. Start and learn by doing
  2. Set only the broad direction
  3. Organize the steps
  4. Design in detail first

decision-05 — How do you enter a complex problem?

  1. Start with a concrete example
  2. Gather the facts
  3. Map the structure
  4. Begin from principles and assumptions

decision-06 — When choosing between an established method and a new idea?

  1. Preserve the established method
  2. Improve it incrementally
  3. Prefer the new approach
  4. Redesign from the premises

decision-07 — What matters most when comparing options?

  1. Advantages and disadvantages
  2. Cost and benefit
  3. Short-term and long-term effects
  4. Impact on each stakeholder

decision-08 — How much should your own idea be challenged?

  1. Only when I ask
  2. Point out major gaps
  3. Examine the opposing case
  4. Stress-test it rigorously

decision-09 — Should an AI recommend a final option?

  1. Give me the information only
  2. A light recommendation is fine
  3. Recommend with reasons
  4. Clearly advocate one option

decision-10 — How much of the decision process should be recorded?

  1. Keep only the result
  2. Keep the main points
  3. Keep the reasons
  4. Keep assumptions and change history

Collaboration

collaboration-01 — Do you work better alone or with a team?

  1. Alone with deep focus
  2. Mostly alone, with consultation
  3. With divided roles
  4. With continuous team sharing

collaboration-02 — What timing works best for collaboration?

  1. Asynchronous writing
  2. Short scheduled check-ins
  3. Calls when needed
  4. Working together live

collaboration-03 — How much feedback do you want before completion?

  1. Review only the finished work
  2. Review at milestones
  3. Review early and several times
  4. Keep the work continuously visible

collaboration-04 — Which role feels natural in collaborative work?

  1. Own an assigned part
  2. Own a part through discussion
  3. Propose the direction
  4. Architect and lead the whole

collaboration-05 — What should happen when opinions conflict?

  1. Stabilize the relationship first
  2. Begin from common ground
  3. Organize the disputed points directly
  4. Identify contradictions immediately

collaboration-06 — How visible should work in progress be?

  1. Show only the result
  2. Show progress
  3. Share key judgments
  4. Make the whole process traceable

collaboration-07 — How should editing authority be shared?

  1. Let others edit broadly
  2. Review only major parts
  3. Confirm before changes
  4. I make the final change myself

collaboration-08 — How independently may an AI work?

  1. Confirm every step
  2. Handle small bounded tasks
  3. Proceed within the stated purpose
  4. Own the path to the final result

collaboration-09 — What should an AI do when it finds ambiguity?

  1. Use a reasonable assumption
  2. State the assumption and proceed
  3. Ask only about important points
  4. Resolve ambiguity before proceeding

collaboration-10 — What is the most useful form for a deliverable?

  1. A short conclusion
  2. The finished artifact
  3. Artifact plus key points
  4. Artifact plus a decision record

Trust & boundaries

trust-01 — How much use of personal data is acceptable?

  1. Keep it on the device
  2. Use only what I explicitly provide
  3. Use it for a clearly stated purpose
  4. Use it broadly for convenience

trust-02 — How long should answers and settings be retained?

  1. Delete them after each use
  2. Keep them only on the device
  3. Keep them for a defined period
  4. Remember them over time

trust-03 — How should past preferences influence automatic adjustments?

  1. Ask me every time
  2. Suggest changes only
  3. Make small adjustments automatically
  4. Optimize proactively

trust-04 — How much should an AI explain its judgment?

  1. A good result is enough
  2. Give the key point
  3. Give the main reasons
  4. Show assumptions and reasoning

trust-05 — How should an AI report changes to a deliverable?

  1. Give me the result
  2. Mention only major changes
  3. List the changes
  4. Record reasons and effects too

trust-06 — How visible should readability and accessibility settings be?

  1. Let me find them if needed
  2. Show the main settings
  3. Offer them at the beginning
  4. Keep adjustment controls visible

trust-07 — How much recovery from mistakes should be available?

  1. Let me retry
  2. Let me undo the last action
  3. Let me restore from history
  4. Provide multiple recovery points

trust-08 — For safety, legal, financial, or other high-impact decisions?

  1. Prioritize my own judgment
  2. Give a warning
  3. Pause for confirmation
  4. Strongly recommend expert review

trust-09 — How often should this preference profile be updated?

  1. Keep it mostly stable
  2. Update after major changes
  3. Review it occasionally
  4. Create a new one for each project

trust-10 — What should an AI avoid most?

  1. Turning preferences into a personality label
  2. Making important decisions without confirmation
  3. Removing too much information
  4. Prioritizing old answers over current instructions

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