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Below, you will see pairs of statements. For each pair, please choose the statement that feels closer to you at this moment. In some cases, both statements may feel relevant. Please do not spend too much time comparing them. Simply choose the one that feels slightly or much closer to how you see yourself now.

There are no right or wrong answers. Your responses are used to suggest possible orientations for reflection, not to define or evaluate you.

A: I need space to define life in my own terms. || B: I need a close community that gives me a sense of belonging. *

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A: The freedom to make my own choices gives me strength. || B: Being connected to my close community gives me strength. *

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A: My sense of responsibility grows when I act together with other people. || B: My sense of responsibility grows when I think of future generations. *

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A: My life feels meaningful when I remain true to my own experience. || B: My life feels meaningful when I contribute to the society I am part of. *

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A: I feel grounded when I can follow my own path. || B: I feel grounded when I know I belong to a close circle of people. *

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A: I believe complex challenges require people to act together. || B: I believe complex challenges require long-term vision. *

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A: I am drawn to long-term transformation. || B: I am drawn to acting with others to make change happen. *

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A: I feel strongest when I belong to a trusted circle. || B: I feel strongest when I can rely on my own judgement. *

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A: I feel energised by thinking about the long-term future of humanity. || B: I feel energised by dialogue and the exchange of ideas with others. *

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A: I seek dialogue, listening and mutual understanding. || B: I seek ways for my actions to serve a wider future. *

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A: Loyalty to my group or community matters deeply to me. || B: Contributing to a well-functioning society matters deeply to me. *

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A: Meaningful human exchange gives me energy. || B: Acting together with others gives me energy. *

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A: I feel rooted when I belong to a community with shared memories. || B: I feel rooted when I am part of a society with shared norms. *

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A: I believe the common good is best protected through shared institutions and rules. || B: I believe the common good is best served when individuals can act with freedom and responsibility. *

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A: I feel oriented by shared rules, structures and responsibilities. || B: I feel oriented by personal independence and self-direction. *

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A: I feel responsible towards the groups and communities that formed me. || B: I feel responsible towards the wider society around me. *

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A: I grow when I connect my choices with future generations. || B: I grow through relationships that open new perspectives. *

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A: A well-functioning society depends on shared responsibilities. || B: A meaningful life depends on the freedom to choose one’s own path. *

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A: I am motivated by big-picture impact. || B: I am motivated when people work together towards something they care about. *

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A: I value authentic encounters with others. || B: I value collective responsibility in action. *

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A: Institutions and common norms give society a sense of stability. || B: Shared history, memory, or tradition gives my community a sense of continuity. *

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A: I am drawn to acting together with others. || B: I am drawn to building deeper relationships with others. *

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A: I feel drawn to spaces where people can meet each other authentically. || B: I feel drawn to work that reaches beyond my immediate surroundings. *

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A: When facing complex challenges, I value acting together with others. || B: When facing complex challenges, I value creating deeper understanding between people. *

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From the list of 60 values below, select the 15 values that resonate most with you. You may click the information icon on each value to read its descriptor and ensure that the meaning corresponds to your understanding. These are the elements you prioritize, find meaningful, and that guide your actions and decisions.

60 IVI Values

Accountability
Achievement
Altruism
Ambition
Authenticity
Authority
Autonomy
Beauty
Belonging
Boldness
Care
Competence
Competition
Curiosity
Discipline
Diversity
Duty
Ecological balance
Equity
Family
Forgiveness
Freedom
Friendship
Health
Helpfulness
Human rights
Imagination
Inclusion
Independence
Influence
Inner harmony
Innovation
Interdependence
Justice
Kindness
Knowledge
Love
Loyalty
Material sufficiency
Nonviolence
Order
Peace
Pleasure
Power
Productivity
Quality
Recognition
Reconciliation
Respect
Security
Self-respect
Sensuality
Stability
Status
Sustainability
Tradition
Trustworthiness
Understanding
Well-being
Wisdom

Select the 5 most important values for you (out of the previously selected 15 values):

5 Top IVI values

Accountability
Achievement
Altruism
Ambition
Authenticity
Authority
Autonomy
Beauty
Belonging
Boldness
Care
Competence
Competition
Curiosity
Discipline
Diversity
Duty
Ecological balance
Equity
Family
Forgiveness
Freedom
Friendship
Health
Helpfulness
Human rights
Imagination
Inclusion
Independence
Influence
Inner harmony
Innovation
Interdependence
Justice
Kindness
Knowledge
Love
Loyalty
Material sufficiency
Nonviolence
Order
Peace
Pleasure
Power
Productivity
Quality
Recognition
Reconciliation
Respect
Security
Self-respect
Sensuality
Stability
Status
Sustainability
Tradition
Trustworthiness
Understanding
Well-being
Wisdom

From the 25 groups below, select the statement that best represents you. Please read all the statements within each group carefully before making your choice.

choices together Residence

Group 1 *

I often feel hesitant to take responsibility and am easily unsettled by change. It is challenging for me to regain my inner balance in such moments.
I am becoming better at managing responsibility and adapting to change, although it still requires effort to remain centred and composed.
I can take responsibility and manage change without being overwhelmed. While it may take some effort, I can usually find my inner centre and maintain clarity in my actions.
I handle responsibility and adapt to change with ease and mindfulness. I consistently remain calm, grounded, and balanced, even in highly uncertain or shifting circumstances.

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I find it difficult to accept my weaknesses and often struggle with inconsistencies in my actions and thoughts.
I have taken the first steps toward accepting my challenges and dare to express myself more clearly about what I think and want, though it still feels uneasy at times.
I can communicate my thoughts and act authentically in familiar settings, although stepping into larger or unfamiliar contexts still presents challenges.
I am reconciled with my weaknesses and challenges, having integrated them into my thoughts and actions. I feel at ease acting authentically, even in complex or unfamiliar situations.

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I tend to stick to what I know and find it hard to step outside my comfort zone, often preferring familiar approaches.
I occasionally step back to reflect on things that challenge my usual way of thinking and make an effort to consider different viewpoints.
I am comfortable exploring new ideas and adapting to change, acknowledging when there is room for growth or improvement.
I engage with situations with curiosity and an openness to expand my understanding, seeing each experience as an opportunity to learn and refine my approach

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I often feel overwhelmed by my thoughts and emotions and struggle to make sense of them or assess myself realistically.
I occasionally manage to reflect on my thoughts and feelings, gaining brief moments of clarity, though this happens infrequently.
I regularly reflect on my thoughts, feelings, and actions, gaining a clearer understanding of myself and feeling more at ease with my self-perception.
I calmly and thoughtfully reflect on my thoughts, feelings, and actions when needed, maintaining a balanced and compassionate view of myself.

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I find it difficult to stay focused and often get distracted, making it hard to remain fully present in the moment.
I can occasionally focus on the present and observe without judgment, though I still find myself slipping back into distraction or mental chatter.
I am often able to stay grounded in the moment, experiencing a sense of calm and clarity while accepting things as they are.
I feel fully present and connected to the here and now, able to remain centred and return to the moment with ease whenever needed.

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I find it challenging to critically assess my own beliefs and struggle to evaluate the reliability of information or arguments presented by others.
I occasionally question my own assumptions and consider the perspectives of others, though I often find it hard to determine the validity of evidence or arguments.
I often examine both my views and others' ideas critically, recognising biases or inconsistencies and making an effort to evaluate the strength of evidence or reasoning.
I regularly and thoughtfully analyse my own beliefs and the arguments of others, distinguishing facts from misinformation with clarity and engaging in balanced, evidence-based discussions.

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I find it challenging to make sense of how things are interconnected and often prefer straightforward explanations to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
I occasionally notice how things are linked in unexpected ways, though it can still feel unsettling to step away from simple patterns or explanations.
I often recognise and appreciate how different aspects of the world influence one another, allowing me to approach situations with curiosity and flexibility instead of seeking simple answers.
I feel comfortable navigating situations where many factors are deeply connected, appreciating the richness of these interactions and accepting that not everything needs to be fully understood.

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I struggle to imagine that there are other valid ways of looking at a topic and tend to believe my own view is the only correct one.
I occasionally recognise that others see things differently, but I find it hard to accept that their ideas could hold equal value to mine.
I am beginning to appreciate that people naturally have different ways of understanding the world and that it’s okay for their views to differ from mine.
I enjoy considering different ways of thinking and approaching topics, finding value in the insights and experiences others bring.

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I struggle to think beyond familiar patterns and often find it difficult to come up with new ideas or explore unconventional approaches.
I occasionally step outside my usual ways of thinking and come up with original ideas, though this doesn’t happen often and feels challenging.
I frequently break free from my own thought patterns to explore and develop new ideas, finding joy in the process and occasionally supporting others to do the same.
I consistently embrace new and unconventional ideas, both on my own and in collaboration with others, encouraging those around me to think creatively and approach challenges in innovative ways.

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I find it difficult to look beyond my immediate thoughts and circumstances, making it hard to imagine how my life or the world could develop over time.
I occasionally step back from the present moment and gain a short- to medium-term perspective, though it’s rare for me to envision a broader context for my actions.
I often take a longer-term view, which helps me see the bigger picture and start formulating meaningful ideas for how my life and the world might evolve.
I always think in terms of larger contexts and long-term possibilities, creating clear and inspiring visions that connect the present with future opportunities.

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I find it difficult to notice or value the beauty and richness of life, including people, nature, and the world around me.
I occasionally become aware of moments of beauty or value in the world, such as in relationships, nature, or experiences, but these moments are rare and fleeting.
I often notice and appreciate the richness and diversity of life, including the contributions of people, the beauty of nature, and the wonder of the world, which fills me with gratitude.
I consistently experience deep gratitude and joy as I embrace the beauty and value of life in all its forms, including people, nature, and the interconnected web of existence.

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I feel disconnected from myself and the world, often struggling to recognise any deeper relationship with others, nature, or a larger whole.
I occasionally sense that I am part of something larger than myself, but I struggle to sustain this feeling or understand its significance.
I often feel a meaningful connection within myself, with others, and as part of a larger whole, bringing me a sense of belonging and purpose.
I consistently experience a profound sense of being deeply connected to myself, others, nature, and the universe, embracing my place within a greater interconnected system.

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I find it important to be in the spotlight and for others to notice my achievements. I often feel that I know what’s best and that I play a central role.
I sometimes step back and allow others to take the lead, though I still find it difficult not to focus on myself and my contributions.
I often step aside and let others take the stage when appropriate, recognising that the world does not revolve around me and finding value in focusing on others.
I feel at ease allowing others to take the spotlight, embracing the understanding that I am part of a larger whole and do not always need to be the centre of attention

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I rarely consider how others feel and focus mainly on my own thoughts and emotions, with little concern for the feelings of those around me.
I sometimes notice the emotions of others and feel a sense of care for their situation, though I often find it difficult to respond in a meaningful way.
I often recognise the emotions and needs of others, approaching them with warmth and understanding, and occasionally finding ways to ease their emotional struggles.
I consistently respond to others with kindness and attentiveness, recognising and valuing their emotions and actively seeking ways to provide care and understanding.

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I struggle to move past experiences where I’ve been hurt, often holding on to feelings of resentment or blame.
I occasionally manage to release tension after conflict or disappointment, though painful emotions tend to linger.
I often find a way to make peace with what has happened, letting go of the need for retribution and choosing to move forward.
I feel able to release bitterness and open the door to healing – for myself and others – even in difficult or unresolved situations.

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I focus primarily on expressing my own thoughts and struggle to listen to others or engage meaningfully in conversations, often aiming to assert my point of view.
I sometimes make an effort to listen and understand others, but I often find myself thinking about what I want to say next rather than fully engaging in dialogue.
I am often able to listen attentively and engage in dialogue that respects different viewpoints, expressing my own ideas without overpowering others or dismissing their input.
I value open and respectful dialogue, creating space for diverse voices and opinions. I communicate my own views clearly while fostering understanding and resolving conflicts constructively.

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I struggle to focus beyond my immediate concerns and find it hard to see collaboration with others as meaningful or valuable.
I occasionally notice the potential benefits of working with others but remain cautious and hesitant to fully engage in cooperative efforts.
I often enjoy building relationships and working collaboratively, recognising how different perspectives can create new opportunities and ideas.
I feel deeply motivated and fulfilled by working with others to create something meaningful, appreciating the energy and innovation that emerges from collaboration.

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I find it difficult to embrace diversity and struggle to understand or value perspectives, backgrounds, or cultures that differ from my own.
I occasionally recognise that diversity can bring value, but I still find it challenging to fully engage with or accept unfamiliar cultural or social differences.
I often appreciate the richness that different cultures and backgrounds bring, understanding that inclusion fosters innovation and stronger connections.
I fully embrace diversity as a core part of life, actively valuing and integrating different cultural and social perspectives to promote mutual understanding and inclusion.

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I often feel I must handle everything on my own and find it difficult to involve others or trust that they will understand and support me.
I sometimes try to build closer relationships, though I still hesitate to share concerns or decisions, unsure whether others will truly be there for me.
I increasingly value relationships built on care, honesty, and mutual support, and feel more at ease connecting and sharing responsibility with others.
I cultivate strong, supportive relationships grounded in openness, reciprocity, and shared purpose – creating a foundation of trust and care in both life and work.

Group 20 *

I find it difficult to inspire or engage others in working toward shared goals. Standing in front of others to explain or rally support feels intimidating to me.
I occasionally manage to encourage others to join a cause, and while it’s not always easy, I feel a spark of satisfaction when we make progress together.
I often succeed in motivating people around me to work toward shared goals, finding joy in collaboration and the collective energy we create.
I feel confident and energised when bringing people together for a common purpose. I enjoy inspiring others to take meaningful action and contribute to shared visions for a better world

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I often hesitate to act on what I believe, held back by fear of standing alone or challenging what feels safe and familiar.
I occasionally find the strength to act according to my values, though it can be difficult to take decisive steps, especially when it might disrupt the status quo.
I frequently find the confidence to stand up for what I believe in, even when it means questioning existing norms or facing resistance from others.
I boldly act on my values with determination, embracing opportunities to challenge structures and foster meaningful change, even in uncertain or difficult circumstances

Group 22 *

I rarely think about the impact of what I use, consume, or discard, and I often act out of habit without considering longer-term consequences.
I occasionally step outside my usual ways of thinking and come up with original ideas, though this doesn’t happen often and feels challenging.
I often act with care and intention, seeking to reduce waste and make thoughtful choices that respect people, the planet, and my own energy.
I consistently reflect on what truly matters before acting – whether using, choosing, or letting go. I seek paths that respect natural rhythms and personal balance, aiming to restore rather than exhaust.

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I find it difficult to see the world in a positive light, often feeling overwhelmed by negativity and unable to believe in meaningful change.
I occasionally glimpse moments of hope and positivity, though I often struggle to sustain a belief in the potential for a brighter future.
I frequently approach the world with a sense of optimism, trusting in the possibility of meaningful change and finding joy in small signs of progress.
I consistently maintain a hopeful and positive outlook on life, embracing the beauty in the world and trusting in our collective ability to create meaningful and lasting change.

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I often wait until situations demand a response, finding it difficult to anticipate challenges or take early action.
I sometimes sense when a situation may change or require attention, but I often hesitate or wait before doing something about it.
I often try to stay one step ahead – noticing early signs and acting in time to make a difference before challenges or needs grow.
I move with foresight and intention, responding to what is emerging and shaping outcomes early, with clarity and care.

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When external pressures or unexpected events occur, I often feel destabilised and struggle to maintain balance, reacting emotionally or withdrawing.
I can sometimes hold my ground during sudden changes or stress, especially when I have familiar routines or support – but I still tend to revert to coping rather than changing.
When faced with disruption or challenge, I draw on past learning and inner clarity to reorient myself. I can adapt my thoughts or actions while staying connected to what matters most.
In times of rapid change or uncertainty, I am able to engage in deep, transformative responses – helping shape new systems when existing structures can no longer hold.