{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-41eff99e9cce2c", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 8 - 8\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $16.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $10.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $9.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $23.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $31.46. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $6.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $44.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $6.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $15.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $6.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-3077cf784803ea", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 8 - 8\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $16.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $10.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $9.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $23.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $31.46. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $6.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $44.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $6.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $15.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $6.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-bf3fc2a9768d64", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $40.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.71. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $12.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $9.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $1.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $6.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $8.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $13.24. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $29.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $4.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-ce77ec9517e6f8", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $40.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.71. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $12.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $9.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $1.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $6.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $8.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $13.24. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $29.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $4.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-3422ca1c13b254", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $7.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $14.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $11.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $4.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $53.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $39.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $17.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $11.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $12.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $6.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $19.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-c4663ca64e34dc", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $7.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $14.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $11.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $4.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $53.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $39.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $17.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $11.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $12.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $6.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $19.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-54fd0b63986c8a", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $23.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $59.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $0.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $22.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $7.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $1.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $1.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $15.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $6.69. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $0.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $4.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-af4cea334e8946", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $23.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $59.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $0.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $22.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $7.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $1.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $1.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $15.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $6.69. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $0.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $4.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-9a9ece60c65118", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 7 - 7\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $2.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $11.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $2.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $0.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $9.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $35.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $16.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $21.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $3.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $13.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-431ba3c119c94f", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 7 - 7\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $2.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $11.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $2.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $0.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $9.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $35.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $16.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $21.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $3.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $13.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-7636eb72d54d34", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $2.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $1.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $3.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $2.47. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $35.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $3.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $1.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $1.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $37.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-517f08906e762f", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $2.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $1.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $3.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $2.47. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $35.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $3.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $1.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $1.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $37.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-57f844c705ef29", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 1 - Mr. A 1\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $2.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $25.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $9.86. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $7.25. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $12.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $9.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $59.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $5.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $28.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $6.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $4.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $4.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $2.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $17.55. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-cc664977aae570", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 1 - Mr. A 1\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $2.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $25.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $9.86. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $7.25. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $12.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $9.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $59.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $5.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $28.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $6.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $4.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $4.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $2.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $17.55. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-43a25d0ae00a78", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 3 - 3\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $5.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $35.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $6.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $4.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $2.47. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $47.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.46. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $28.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $7.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $7.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-896377a73af76c", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 3 - 3\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $5.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $35.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $6.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $4.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $2.47. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $47.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.46. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $28.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $7.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $7.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-23cd2b9d9cfff2", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $19.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $58.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $2.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $11.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.12. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $17.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $25.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $31.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $26.48. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $2.51. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $21.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-b7ae06f6453b70", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $19.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $58.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $2.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $11.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.12. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $17.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $25.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $31.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $26.48. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $2.51. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $21.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-41125f44ecc131", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 5 - Always\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $7.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $18.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $3.08. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $31.05. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $17.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.69. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $1.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $6.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-0a48a2c3276cb7", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 5 - Always\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $7.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $18.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $3.08. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $31.05. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $17.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.69. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $1.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $6.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-c171d33d81becb", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $11.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $58.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $1.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $6.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $3.15. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.77. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $12.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $22.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $9.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $16.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $19.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $1.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $4.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $20.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $10.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-7ac32445a3278c", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $11.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $58.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $1.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $6.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $3.15. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.77. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $12.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $22.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $9.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $16.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $19.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $1.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $4.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $20.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $10.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-5fb639e8caadf0", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $17.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $7.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $3.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $3.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $9.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $2.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $39.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $9.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $2.60. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $8.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $29.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $13.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-0b6397d97f4d44", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $17.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $7.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $3.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $3.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $9.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $2.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $39.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $9.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $2.60. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $8.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $29.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $13.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-514847cd86f905", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $4.93. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $16.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $10.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $3.08. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $2.51. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $33.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $21.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-e8ad9a1d8601d3", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $4.93. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $16.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $10.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $3.08. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $2.51. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $33.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $21.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-ef344f2413a4be", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $40.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $23.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $4.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $17.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $12.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $31.05. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $11.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $7.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $4.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $15.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-125fedf8a158db", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $40.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $23.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $4.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $17.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $12.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $31.05. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $11.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $7.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $4.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $15.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-3f1811f3e8c95d", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $1.23. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.12. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $26.48. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $2.60. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $5.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $37.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $15.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-e31931a99bb4d9", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $1.23. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.12. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $26.48. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $2.60. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $5.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $37.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $15.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-3f8feff12e2b32", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $14.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $2.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $2.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $29.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $9.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $2.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $6.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $4.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $33.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $4.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-c80f030f62bde7", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $14.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $2.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $2.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $29.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $9.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $2.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $6.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $4.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $33.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $4.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-36679a04b315ce", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 3 - 3\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $35.93. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $9.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $6.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $19.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $1.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $2.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $7.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $18.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $6.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-5c53939223e24d", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 3 - 3\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $35.93. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $9.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $6.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $19.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $1.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $2.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $7.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $18.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $6.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-7822a6c94d4d44", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 7 - 7\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.63. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $5.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $11.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $3.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $12.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $44.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $28.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $20.77. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $8.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $19.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-c54b23d49b4520", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the pricing survey as the person represented only by the targeted evidence below. Do not assume any unobserved persona attribute. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## TARGETED PERSONA EVIDENCE\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 7 - 7\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.63. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $5.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $11.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $3.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $12.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $44.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $28.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $20.77. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $8.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $19.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-3fa2587c45c609", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 3 - 50-64\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 3 - Divorced\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 7 - Retired\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 3 - impervious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 2 - brevity\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 37\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 36\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be a fully functioning person who leaves the house without fear. I would like to lose another 40 lbs and get my eating disorder under control. I would like to be a better and more involved mother and grandmother.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be doing things regularly with my children and grandchildren and creating memories. I ought to be visiting my aging parents in Florida. I ought to be a person who can handle stress without falling apart.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am a shut-in and a hoarder. I haven't left my house for over 5 years. I am a very hard worker when working remotely and I have dreams and goals but I never do them. I am terrified and in constant pain.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 4 - Do not know\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word bear, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: bear\nword 2: claw\nword 3: nails\nword 4: manicure\nword 5: red\nword 6: paint\nword 7: walls\nword 8: house\nword 9: roof\nword 10: shingle\nword 11: herpes zoster\nword 12: disease\nword 13: COVID\nword 14: death\nword 15: president\nword 16: incompetent\nword 17: destruction\nword 18: Holocaust\nword 19: immigrants\nword 20: sorrow\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I doubted they'd send any money after tripling\nThought 2: I wondered who what political party the recipient is\nThought 3: I didn't want to give them all the money, even if that was best idea\nThought 4: I am very suspicious of the other person keeping all the money, if I gave $5\nThought 5: I don't trust the recipient\nThought 6: I'd like to test the recipient with a smaller amoutn\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I need to be more selfish in life\nThought 2: Being generous does not pay\nThought 3: Everyone is looking to get ahead, why not me?\nThought 4: I am keeping some money for myself as insurance of getting something\nThought 5: It's fair to split and if they were somewhat generous I will be generous back\nThought 6: If they were cheap with me, I'll be cheap back\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 2 - I feel I may be punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\nAnswer: 3 - I am disgusted with myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: The other person is MAGA\nThought 2: The other person is a fascist boomer\nThought 3: I dealt with a Republican yesterday, this is probably a Republican\nThought 4: Everyone is out for themselves, I should be out for myself for a change\nThought 5: If it was the other way around, the other person would keep the entire $5\nThought 6: Don't be a chump\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 8 - 8\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $16.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $10.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $9.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $23.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $31.46. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $6.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $44.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $6.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $15.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $6.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-8ff448593c73b6", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 3 - 50-64\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 3 - Divorced\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 7 - Retired\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 3 - impervious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 2 - brevity\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 37\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 36\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be a fully functioning person who leaves the house without fear. I would like to lose another 40 lbs and get my eating disorder under control. I would like to be a better and more involved mother and grandmother.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be doing things regularly with my children and grandchildren and creating memories. I ought to be visiting my aging parents in Florida. I ought to be a person who can handle stress without falling apart.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am a shut-in and a hoarder. I haven't left my house for over 5 years. I am a very hard worker when working remotely and I have dreams and goals but I never do them. I am terrified and in constant pain.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 4 - Do not know\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word bear, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: bear\nword 2: claw\nword 3: nails\nword 4: manicure\nword 5: red\nword 6: paint\nword 7: walls\nword 8: house\nword 9: roof\nword 10: shingle\nword 11: herpes zoster\nword 12: disease\nword 13: COVID\nword 14: death\nword 15: president\nword 16: incompetent\nword 17: destruction\nword 18: Holocaust\nword 19: immigrants\nword 20: sorrow\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I doubted they'd send any money after tripling\nThought 2: I wondered who what political party the recipient is\nThought 3: I didn't want to give them all the money, even if that was best idea\nThought 4: I am very suspicious of the other person keeping all the money, if I gave $5\nThought 5: I don't trust the recipient\nThought 6: I'd like to test the recipient with a smaller amoutn\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I need to be more selfish in life\nThought 2: Being generous does not pay\nThought 3: Everyone is looking to get ahead, why not me?\nThought 4: I am keeping some money for myself as insurance of getting something\nThought 5: It's fair to split and if they were somewhat generous I will be generous back\nThought 6: If they were cheap with me, I'll be cheap back\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 2 - I feel I may be punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\nAnswer: 3 - I am disgusted with myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: The other person is MAGA\nThought 2: The other person is a fascist boomer\nThought 3: I dealt with a Republican yesterday, this is probably a Republican\nThought 4: Everyone is out for themselves, I should be out for myself for a change\nThought 5: If it was the other way around, the other person would keep the entire $5\nThought 6: Don't be a chump\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 8 - 8\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $16.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $10.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $9.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $23.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $31.46. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $6.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $44.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $6.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $15.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $6.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-b470c3d0e4cfa9", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 3 - 50-64\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 11 - Other\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 4 - $75,000-$100,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 4 - exert\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 5 - facile\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 1 - despondency\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 1 - happy\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 1 - garrulous\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 25\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I want to be a kind person. I want to be a generous person. I want to be an honest person\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be kind. I ought to be generous. I ought to be honest.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I AM a kind person. I AM a generous person. I AM an honest person.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.01\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word candle, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: candle\nword 2: light\nword 3: warmth\nword 4: happiness\nword 5: family\nword 6: caring\nword 7: love\nword 8: kindness\nword 9: smiles\nword 10: honest\nword 11: generosity\nword 12: giving\nword 13: help\nword 14: aid\nword 15: caring\nword 16: loving\nword 17: nurturing\nword 18: rearing\nword 19: raising\nword 20: connection\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: fairness\nThought 2: generosity\nThought 3: kindness\nThought 4: helping\nThought 5: karma\nThought 6: caring\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: genrousity\nThought 2: caring\nThought 3: honesty\nThought 4: kindness\nThought 5: hope\nThought 6: good will\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: kindness\nThought 2: generousity\nThought 3: karma\nThought 4: friendly\nThought 5: helpful\nThought 6: handsome\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $40.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.71. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $12.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $9.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $1.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $6.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $8.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $13.24. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $29.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $4.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-aa25c53200a499", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 3 - 50-64\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 11 - Other\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 4 - $75,000-$100,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 4 - exert\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 5 - facile\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 1 - despondency\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 1 - happy\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 1 - garrulous\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 25\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I want to be a kind person. I want to be a generous person. I want to be an honest person\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be kind. I ought to be generous. I ought to be honest.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I AM a kind person. I AM a generous person. I AM an honest person.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.01\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word candle, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: candle\nword 2: light\nword 3: warmth\nword 4: happiness\nword 5: family\nword 6: caring\nword 7: love\nword 8: kindness\nword 9: smiles\nword 10: honest\nword 11: generosity\nword 12: giving\nword 13: help\nword 14: aid\nword 15: caring\nword 16: loving\nword 17: nurturing\nword 18: rearing\nword 19: raising\nword 20: connection\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: fairness\nThought 2: generosity\nThought 3: kindness\nThought 4: helping\nThought 5: karma\nThought 6: caring\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: genrousity\nThought 2: caring\nThought 3: honesty\nThought 4: kindness\nThought 5: hope\nThought 6: good will\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: kindness\nThought 2: generousity\nThought 3: karma\nThought 4: friendly\nThought 5: helpful\nThought 6: handsome\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $40.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.71. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $12.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $9.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $1.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $6.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $8.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $13.24. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $29.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $4.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-4eec1b2abcd421", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 4 - Associate's degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 4 - $75,000-$100,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 3 - Moderate\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 5 - More than 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 5 - Home-maker\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 4 - concoct\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 4 - recapitulate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 3 - alone\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 1 - happy\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 5 - calculating\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 4 - superficial\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 30\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be healthier. I want to be organized and put together. I want to be fashionable.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I should be organized. I should be less cluttered. I should probably be more punctual. I should involved my kids in extra curriculars.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am cluttered, but I know where everything is. I am barely on time. I have fun with my kids and am their safe space. I am a little lazy but everything always gets done.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 1 - Increases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Bonds\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.5\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word table, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: table\nword 2: fork\nword 3: knife\nword 4: napkins\nword 5: plates\nword 6: cloth\nword 7: dinner\nword 8: cooking\nword 9: meat\nword 10: noodles\nword 11: vegetables\nword 12: shopping\nword 13: money\nword 14: stress\nword 15: job\nword 16: family\nword 17: paycheck\nword 18: budget\nword 19: economy\nword 20: anxiety\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: What if they don't give money back\nThought 2: what if I end up with less than 5\nThought 3: why would I not just keep the money\nThought 4: I would rather definitely keep 5 than nothing\nThought 5: I hope this is fake and I'm not jipping someone out of any real money\nThought 6: that would make me feel bad\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: If they trusted me enough to send money I should be fair\nThought 2: At least half, or close to it\nThought 3: that is as fair as I can be\nThought 4: I don't want to give more than half\nThought 5: I want to make money too\nThought 6: Should definitely be fair\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 6 - True\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 1 - Never\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want to keep as much as possible\nThought 2: a stranger would do the same\nThought 3: who can afford to share in this economy anways\nThought 4: you vs me and I pick me\nThought 5: I would expect the same treatment\nThought 6: I would be surprised if anyone actually chose to split the money\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $7.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $14.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $11.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $4.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $53.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $39.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $17.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $11.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $12.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $6.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $19.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-593756f9b72c14", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 4 - Associate's degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 4 - $75,000-$100,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 3 - Moderate\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 5 - More than 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 5 - Home-maker\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 4 - concoct\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 4 - recapitulate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 3 - alone\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 1 - happy\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 5 - calculating\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 4 - superficial\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 30\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be healthier. I want to be organized and put together. I want to be fashionable.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I should be organized. I should be less cluttered. I should probably be more punctual. I should involved my kids in extra curriculars.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am cluttered, but I know where everything is. I am barely on time. I have fun with my kids and am their safe space. I am a little lazy but everything always gets done.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 1 - Increases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Bonds\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.5\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word table, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: table\nword 2: fork\nword 3: knife\nword 4: napkins\nword 5: plates\nword 6: cloth\nword 7: dinner\nword 8: cooking\nword 9: meat\nword 10: noodles\nword 11: vegetables\nword 12: shopping\nword 13: money\nword 14: stress\nword 15: job\nword 16: family\nword 17: paycheck\nword 18: budget\nword 19: economy\nword 20: anxiety\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: What if they don't give money back\nThought 2: what if I end up with less than 5\nThought 3: why would I not just keep the money\nThought 4: I would rather definitely keep 5 than nothing\nThought 5: I hope this is fake and I'm not jipping someone out of any real money\nThought 6: that would make me feel bad\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: If they trusted me enough to send money I should be fair\nThought 2: At least half, or close to it\nThought 3: that is as fair as I can be\nThought 4: I don't want to give more than half\nThought 5: I want to make money too\nThought 6: Should definitely be fair\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 6 - True\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 1 - Never\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want to keep as much as possible\nThought 2: a stranger would do the same\nThought 3: who can afford to share in this economy anways\nThought 4: you vs me and I pick me\nThought 5: I would expect the same treatment\nThought 6: I would be surprised if anyone actually chose to split the money\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $7.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $14.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $11.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $4.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $53.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $39.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $5.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $17.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $11.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $12.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $6.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $19.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-f6900da235ca25", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 6 - Postgraduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 4 - A few times a year\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 5 - $100,000 or more\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 4 - flimsy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 4 - arduous\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 1 - refractory\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 3 - abate\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 5 - calculating\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 5 - puny\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 36\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 25\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be someone who is consistent, reliable, and caring. I want to support and uplift those that I am close to. I also want to be a strong person that can deal with changes and help others deal with life's problems.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be someone who works well with others due to the nature of my job. I also should be there and support my friends and family. Finally, I ought to be a kind person. I interact with a lot of people, some of whom are struggling and I shoudl be there for them when I can.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am a caring person that takes care of his friends and family, and tries to make time for them always. I work hard and help my coworkers with anything they need. I like to always be learning or sharpening a new skill. And I always like to make sure I am contributing positively to my community and environment.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word paper, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: paper\nword 2: mill\nword 3: grain\nword 4: wheat\nword 5: bread\nword 6: sandwich\nword 7: ham\nword 8: meat\nword 9: cows\nword 10: horses\nword 11: riding\nword 12: hooves\nword 13: train\nword 14: running\nword 15: shorts\nword 16: summer\nword 17: family\nword 18: weather\nword 19: grilling\nword 20: pool\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want to ensure i end up with something\nThought 2: I want to maximize my money\nThought 3: I will trust the person a little bit but not fully\nThought 4: I will secure some amount of money for myself\nThought 5: hopefully they send some back\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want more than the other person\nThought 2: I should be nice and send some back\nThought 3: I'll send back less than half, but close to half\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 6 - True\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 6 - True\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 5 - 5\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\nAnswer: 2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\nAnswer: 3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\nAnswer: 4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want more money\nThought 2: I need them to accept the deal\nThought 3: $1 runs the risk of them denying\nThought 4: $2 is enough for them to accept\nThought 5: I still get more money\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $23.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $59.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $0.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $22.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $7.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $1.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $1.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $15.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $6.69. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $0.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $4.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-093409bbce9abb", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 6 - Postgraduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 4 - A few times a year\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 5 - $100,000 or more\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 4 - flimsy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 4 - arduous\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 1 - refractory\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 3 - abate\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 5 - calculating\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 5 - puny\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 36\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 25\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be someone who is consistent, reliable, and caring. I want to support and uplift those that I am close to. I also want to be a strong person that can deal with changes and help others deal with life's problems.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be someone who works well with others due to the nature of my job. I also should be there and support my friends and family. Finally, I ought to be a kind person. I interact with a lot of people, some of whom are struggling and I shoudl be there for them when I can.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am a caring person that takes care of his friends and family, and tries to make time for them always. I work hard and help my coworkers with anything they need. I like to always be learning or sharpening a new skill. And I always like to make sure I am contributing positively to my community and environment.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word paper, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: paper\nword 2: mill\nword 3: grain\nword 4: wheat\nword 5: bread\nword 6: sandwich\nword 7: ham\nword 8: meat\nword 9: cows\nword 10: horses\nword 11: riding\nword 12: hooves\nword 13: train\nword 14: running\nword 15: shorts\nword 16: summer\nword 17: family\nword 18: weather\nword 19: grilling\nword 20: pool\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want to ensure i end up with something\nThought 2: I want to maximize my money\nThought 3: I will trust the person a little bit but not fully\nThought 4: I will secure some amount of money for myself\nThought 5: hopefully they send some back\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want more than the other person\nThought 2: I should be nice and send some back\nThought 3: I'll send back less than half, but close to half\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 6 - True\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 6 - True\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 5 - 5\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\nAnswer: 2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\nAnswer: 3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\nAnswer: 4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want more money\nThought 2: I need them to accept the deal\nThought 3: $1 runs the risk of them denying\nThought 4: $2 is enough for them to accept\nThought 5: I still get more money\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $23.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $59.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $0.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $22.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $7.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $1.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $1.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $15.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $6.69. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $0.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $4.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-9b822abb0cee67", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 5 - Other\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 2 - Living with a partner\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 11 - Other\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 3 - Once or twice a month\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 5 - $100,000 or more\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 5 - Home-maker\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 36\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 16\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: i want to create beautiful things, that bring joy to people (or just to myself, even). i want to always have a conscious connection to divinity, and work that into everything i do. i want to make the world a better place with all of my actions.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: if i could hold down a job, that would be incredible, me bringing even a little money into our household would take such a weight off of my partner. i should keep the house cleaner, the corners free of dust, the sink empty of dishes, the laundry not in a huge pile. i should have time and energy to pursue my spiritual path and grow closer to the divine. i should be able to be out in the community, organizing against fascism, though probably in a more behind-the-scenes role.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: i'm in a lot of pain that keeps me from doing the things i want to do; even when i have the physical capacity i often can't focus on doing them. i do my best to fulfill my responsibilities, regardless, but i often come short of my own standards. i love to play with words and ideas, i love to create some sort of order out of chaos, i love to learn new things, i love to laugh and make my friends laugh.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word toaster, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: toaster\nword 2: bread\nword 3: yeast\nword 4: fermentation\nword 5: wine\nword 6: celebration\nword 7: laughter\nword 8: jokes\nword 9: comedy\nword 10: tragedy\nword 11: catharsis\nword 12: purification\nword 13: divinity\nword 14: unity\nword 15: multiplicity\nword 16: interdependence\nword 17: community\nword 18: love\nword 19: hate\nword 20: division\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i want to trust them to share\nThought 2: but i also want to hedge against the possiblity that they don't\nThought 3: so i will send close to half\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i want to reward their generosity\nThought 2: and i want to keep some for myself\nThought 3: i'll make sure they get back more than they sent\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\nAnswer: 3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\nAnswer: 3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\nAnswer: 3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i want to be fair\nThought 2: i wish this let me split it 2.50/2.50!\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 7 - 7\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $2.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $11.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $2.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $0.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $9.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $35.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $16.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $21.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $3.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $13.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-f9767f994c77e2", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 5 - Other\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 2 - Living with a partner\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 11 - Other\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 3 - Once or twice a month\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 5 - $100,000 or more\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 5 - Home-maker\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 36\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 16\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: i want to create beautiful things, that bring joy to people (or just to myself, even). i want to always have a conscious connection to divinity, and work that into everything i do. i want to make the world a better place with all of my actions.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: if i could hold down a job, that would be incredible, me bringing even a little money into our household would take such a weight off of my partner. i should keep the house cleaner, the corners free of dust, the sink empty of dishes, the laundry not in a huge pile. i should have time and energy to pursue my spiritual path and grow closer to the divine. i should be able to be out in the community, organizing against fascism, though probably in a more behind-the-scenes role.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: i'm in a lot of pain that keeps me from doing the things i want to do; even when i have the physical capacity i often can't focus on doing them. i do my best to fulfill my responsibilities, regardless, but i often come short of my own standards. i love to play with words and ideas, i love to create some sort of order out of chaos, i love to learn new things, i love to laugh and make my friends laugh.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word toaster, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: toaster\nword 2: bread\nword 3: yeast\nword 4: fermentation\nword 5: wine\nword 6: celebration\nword 7: laughter\nword 8: jokes\nword 9: comedy\nword 10: tragedy\nword 11: catharsis\nword 12: purification\nword 13: divinity\nword 14: unity\nword 15: multiplicity\nword 16: interdependence\nword 17: community\nword 18: love\nword 19: hate\nword 20: division\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i want to trust them to share\nThought 2: but i also want to hedge against the possiblity that they don't\nThought 3: so i will send close to half\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i want to reward their generosity\nThought 2: and i want to keep some for myself\nThought 3: i'll make sure they get back more than they sent\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\nAnswer: 3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\nAnswer: 3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\nAnswer: 3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i want to be fair\nThought 2: i wish this let me split it 2.50/2.50!\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 7 - 7\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $2.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $11.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $2.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $0.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $9.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $35.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $16.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $21.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $3.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $13.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-f1189c81afb1c2", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 4 - 65+\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 9 - Atheist\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 2 - ascetic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 4 - arduous\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 33\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 30\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be more patient. with my health concerns, and getting older, I need more help. I have to be kinder to those around me. I'm starting to realize that I NEED their help. They are hanging out with me because they care for me. I have to embrace this.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I want to be someone patient, nice, kind and giving. I want to model good behavior for others. I want to make friends, and I ought to bebetter at it. I ought to be more giving to others, and show them how I feel.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I'm imperfect, I don't give enough. I lose my cool. When someone offers to help my immediate reaction is to refuse it, and insist on doing itmyself. I need to stop that. It's unwise and silly. I need help.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word toaster, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: toaster\nword 2: bread\nword 3: yeast\nword 4: rising\nword 5: oven\nword 6: baker\nword 7: maker\nword 8: sourdough\nword 9: kitchen\nword 10: starter\nword 11: tasty\nword 12: homemade\nword 13: home\nword 14: plate\nword 15: break\nword 16: rest\nword 17: sleep\nword 18: refreshed\nword 19: night\nword 20: stalker\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: be fair\nThought 2: How would I feel if it were me sending the money to ME?\nThought 3: What is the moral or right thing to do.\nThought 4: what will make the person think best of me.\nThought 5: I want some of that money myself.\nThought 6: I don't want to lose out.\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: be fair, send even amount.\nThought 2: don't look like a sap\nThought 3: be giving\nThought 4: follow the golden rule.\nThought 5: be kind\nThought 6: Don't forget to be a nice person.\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 6 - True\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 1 - Never\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: being fair\nThought 2: not being stupid\nThought 3: looking out a bit for myself.\nThought 4: worry about what other people think.\nThought 5: offering something to other.\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $2.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $1.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $3.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $2.47. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $35.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $3.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $1.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $1.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $37.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-7ef13c1d60a281", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 4 - 65+\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 9 - Atheist\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 2 - ascetic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 4 - arduous\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 33\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 30\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be more patient. with my health concerns, and getting older, I need more help. I have to be kinder to those around me. I'm starting to realize that I NEED their help. They are hanging out with me because they care for me. I have to embrace this.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I want to be someone patient, nice, kind and giving. I want to model good behavior for others. I want to make friends, and I ought to bebetter at it. I ought to be more giving to others, and show them how I feel.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I'm imperfect, I don't give enough. I lose my cool. When someone offers to help my immediate reaction is to refuse it, and insist on doing itmyself. I need to stop that. It's unwise and silly. I need help.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word toaster, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: toaster\nword 2: bread\nword 3: yeast\nword 4: rising\nword 5: oven\nword 6: baker\nword 7: maker\nword 8: sourdough\nword 9: kitchen\nword 10: starter\nword 11: tasty\nword 12: homemade\nword 13: home\nword 14: plate\nword 15: break\nword 16: rest\nword 17: sleep\nword 18: refreshed\nword 19: night\nword 20: stalker\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: be fair\nThought 2: How would I feel if it were me sending the money to ME?\nThought 3: What is the moral or right thing to do.\nThought 4: what will make the person think best of me.\nThought 5: I want some of that money myself.\nThought 6: I don't want to lose out.\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: be fair, send even amount.\nThought 2: don't look like a sap\nThought 3: be giving\nThought 4: follow the golden rule.\nThought 5: be kind\nThought 6: Don't forget to be a nice person.\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 6 - True\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 1 - Never\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: being fair\nThought 2: not being stupid\nThought 3: looking out a bit for myself.\nThought 4: worry about what other people think.\nThought 5: offering something to other.\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $2.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $1.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $3.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $2.47. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $35.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $3.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $1.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $1.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $37.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $8.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-1852134b11135e", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 3 - 50-64\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 2 - High school graduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 5 - Seldom\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 1 - Republican\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 1 - Less than $30,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 3 - Moderate\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: june\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 7\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 3 - divulge\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 2 - repulse\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 4 - exert\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 5 - facile\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 4 - lineal\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 2 - claim\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 1 - premeditate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 5 - assiduity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 3 - finicky\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 1 - distasteful\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 1 - happy\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 2 - despair\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 2 - magnificent\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 4 - splendor\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 1 - sallow\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 4 - massive\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 1 - bankrupt\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 4 - summery\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 15\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: i want to be open and honest and caring and be true to myself and i want to do a good job at work and stay focused at work and do my job well and do it right all the time and make sure i make myself proud and take care of my family all the time\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: the person i ought to be is caring and loving and a good person and good parent and hard working at my job and do my job well each and every day and take care of my family each and every day\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: i am a caring and loving mother and a hard worker and i take care of my family each and every day and i take care of my job every day to my best of my abilty and i work hard each day and i do what is expected of it\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Stays the same\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Bonds\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 6\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word bear, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: bear\nword 2: panda\nword 3: brown\nword 4: polar\nword 5: black\nword 6: deer\nword 7: elk\nword 8: moose\nword 9: bison\nword 10: grizzley\nword 11: squirrl\nword 12: rabbit\nword 13: chipmumk\nword 14: wesal\nword 15: rooster\nword 16: chicken\nword 17: lamb\nword 18: sheep\nword 19: ostrich\nword 20: possum\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i was thinking about how much to keep\nThought 2: i was thinking about myself\nThought 3: i was thinking about how much money\nThought 4: i was thinking about not sharing\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i was thinking about not sharing\nThought 2: i was thinking about the money\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 1 - Mr. A 1\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i was thinking of not splitting it\nThought 2: i was thinking of myself\nThought 3: i did not know them so why give them anything\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 1 - Mr. A 1\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $2.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $25.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $9.86. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $7.25. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $12.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $9.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $59.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $5.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $28.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $6.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $4.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $4.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $2.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $17.55. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-3eb65800fb7c77", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 3 - 50-64\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 2 - High school graduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 5 - Seldom\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 1 - Republican\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 1 - Less than $30,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 3 - Moderate\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: june\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 7\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 3 - divulge\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 2 - repulse\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 4 - exert\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 5 - facile\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 4 - lineal\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 2 - claim\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 1 - premeditate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 5 - assiduity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 3 - finicky\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 1 - distasteful\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 1 - happy\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 2 - despair\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 2 - magnificent\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 4 - splendor\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 1 - sallow\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 4 - massive\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 1 - bankrupt\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 4 - summery\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 15\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: i want to be open and honest and caring and be true to myself and i want to do a good job at work and stay focused at work and do my job well and do it right all the time and make sure i make myself proud and take care of my family all the time\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: the person i ought to be is caring and loving and a good person and good parent and hard working at my job and do my job well each and every day and take care of my family each and every day\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: i am a caring and loving mother and a hard worker and i take care of my family each and every day and i take care of my job every day to my best of my abilty and i work hard each day and i do what is expected of it\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Stays the same\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Bonds\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 6\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word bear, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: bear\nword 2: panda\nword 3: brown\nword 4: polar\nword 5: black\nword 6: deer\nword 7: elk\nword 8: moose\nword 9: bison\nword 10: grizzley\nword 11: squirrl\nword 12: rabbit\nword 13: chipmumk\nword 14: wesal\nword 15: rooster\nword 16: chicken\nword 17: lamb\nword 18: sheep\nword 19: ostrich\nword 20: possum\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i was thinking about how much to keep\nThought 2: i was thinking about myself\nThought 3: i was thinking about how much money\nThought 4: i was thinking about not sharing\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i was thinking about not sharing\nThought 2: i was thinking about the money\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 1 - Mr. A 1\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: i was thinking of not splitting it\nThought 2: i was thinking of myself\nThought 3: i did not know them so why give them anything\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 1 - Mr. A 1\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $2.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $25.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $9.86. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $7.25. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $12.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $9.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $59.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $5.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $28.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $6.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $4.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $3.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $4.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $2.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $17.55. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-0cb5268ef64b42", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 4 - 65+\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 6 - Postgraduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 3 - Divorced\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 2 - Part-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: June\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 12\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 7\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 2 - claim\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 15\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Since I am way over the half way mark on the age line, I aspire to continue to enjoy each day. Always honest, and helpful, I continue to find joy in just BE-ing. My current philosophy focuses on the fact that tomorrow is not a given. SO, if I do wake up, I have STUFF to do. I very much enjoy my seasonal part-time job, as it is remote, I take care of my beloved ferrets, my beautiful African Violet houseplants and do my chores happily. My goals are to continue working on the garden in the backyard, in honor of my Dad, feeding the birds and squirrels, doing the treadmill, just enjoying being home. I am conscientious about a clean house, so I am always cleaning up and being sure everything is tidy, as best as one can with ferrets. My major goal is to just enjoy every day. I cannot allow what is going on outside of myself, that which I cannot control, to ruin the next X amount of years. I will do what I can to support a resistance and vote.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am already who I ought to be. If I was younger, I could answer this for you. My son does not expect much from me. I am sure that he hopes me to stay healthy as long as I can and do for myself as long as I can. I pretty much do that, and always have. I don't do DUMB stuff-- things I know that are poor judgments. I cook and bake for holidays and make a holiday festive, so I am sure he hopes that will continue for as long as I can do it.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am pretty much like #1. I swear much more over the past 9 years or so. I never did that much, but I think that is also because, at the time, I was still teaching college face to face. Now that that particular phase is over, I rather respond most honestly. After 25 years of freshman, and seeing them devolve, it was becoming absolutely impossible to deal with some of the attitudes. One of the amazing transformations of getting older is that I sure cannot suffer morons anymore. And, it was ever too challenging for some of these students to think paying their tuition entitled them to an A. It was over time to move along to the next installment of me.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 333\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word bear, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: bear\nword 2: tear\nword 3: hair\nword 4: snare\nword 5: fair\nword 6: fairy\nword 7: tale\nword 8: shale\nword 9: pits\nword 10: wits\nword 11: hits\nword 12: mits\nword 13: gets\nword 14: that\nword 15: hat\nword 16: spats\nword 17: tattoos\nword 18: schmooze\nword 19: doze\nword 20: arose\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: being fair\nThought 2: trying to make it close to share\nThought 3: it is a gift either way so share\nThought 4: always give\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: keeping it close to fair always\nThought 2: sharing in a fair way\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 1 - Never\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: would have preferred an even split\nThought 2: would divide in half--equal\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 3 - 3\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $5.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $35.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $6.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $4.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $2.47. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $47.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.46. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $28.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $7.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $7.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-ea313f737721b6", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 4 - 65+\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 6 - Postgraduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 3 - Divorced\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 2 - Part-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: June\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 12\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 7\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 2 - claim\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 15\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Since I am way over the half way mark on the age line, I aspire to continue to enjoy each day. Always honest, and helpful, I continue to find joy in just BE-ing. My current philosophy focuses on the fact that tomorrow is not a given. SO, if I do wake up, I have STUFF to do. I very much enjoy my seasonal part-time job, as it is remote, I take care of my beloved ferrets, my beautiful African Violet houseplants and do my chores happily. My goals are to continue working on the garden in the backyard, in honor of my Dad, feeding the birds and squirrels, doing the treadmill, just enjoying being home. I am conscientious about a clean house, so I am always cleaning up and being sure everything is tidy, as best as one can with ferrets. My major goal is to just enjoy every day. I cannot allow what is going on outside of myself, that which I cannot control, to ruin the next X amount of years. I will do what I can to support a resistance and vote.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am already who I ought to be. If I was younger, I could answer this for you. My son does not expect much from me. I am sure that he hopes me to stay healthy as long as I can and do for myself as long as I can. I pretty much do that, and always have. I don't do DUMB stuff-- things I know that are poor judgments. I cook and bake for holidays and make a holiday festive, so I am sure he hopes that will continue for as long as I can do it.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am pretty much like #1. I swear much more over the past 9 years or so. I never did that much, but I think that is also because, at the time, I was still teaching college face to face. Now that that particular phase is over, I rather respond most honestly. After 25 years of freshman, and seeing them devolve, it was becoming absolutely impossible to deal with some of the attitudes. One of the amazing transformations of getting older is that I sure cannot suffer morons anymore. And, it was ever too challenging for some of these students to think paying their tuition entitled them to an A. It was over time to move along to the next installment of me.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 333\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word bear, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: bear\nword 2: tear\nword 3: hair\nword 4: snare\nword 5: fair\nword 6: fairy\nword 7: tale\nword 8: shale\nword 9: pits\nword 10: wits\nword 11: hits\nword 12: mits\nword 13: gets\nword 14: that\nword 15: hat\nword 16: spats\nword 17: tattoos\nword 18: schmooze\nword 19: doze\nword 20: arose\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: being fair\nThought 2: trying to make it close to share\nThought 3: it is a gift either way so share\nThought 4: always give\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: keeping it close to fair always\nThought 2: sharing in a fair way\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 1 - Never\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: would have preferred an even split\nThought 2: would divide in half--equal\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 3 - 3\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $5.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $35.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $6.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $4.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $2.47. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $47.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.46. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $28.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $7.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $7.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-b2071343600c74", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 3 - 50-64\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 1 - Protestant\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 5 - Seldom\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 5 - $100,000 or more\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 5 - More than 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 2 - Part-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 92\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 2 - ascetic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 4 - recapitulate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 5 - diligent\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 4 - deplore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 2 - brevity\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 5 - anemic\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be very disciplined with healthy eating, so that I only eat food that is healing or provides nutritional value. I would also like to exercise regularly, going to the gym and doing a full weight training workout 3x a week. In addition, I would like to stay on top of my housework, keeping my home in good condition and always ready for company.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to take better care of myself and my home. I should do all the things that need to be done, when they need to be done instead of putting things off. I should also take better care of my home.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I get overwhelmed with responsibilities and allow that to get in the way of self care and house keeping. This makes me feel sad and then I get even more overwhelmed.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word candle, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: candle\nword 2: light\nword 3: flame\nword 4: fire\nword 5: wood\nword 6: match\nword 7: ignite\nword 8: combust\nword 9: engine\nword 10: car\nword 11: wheel\nword 12: drive\nword 13: tire\nword 14: radio\nword 15: Elvis\nword 16: music\nword 17: guitar\nword 18: pick\nword 19: ice\nword 20: tray\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: want to be fair\nThought 2: questioning what is fair\nThought 3: didn't feel like doing math\nThought 4: I decided to just guess on what looked fair\nThought 5: I'm kind of tired and don't really feel like doing calculation\nThought 6: Pick something that would be fiar even if it's not the most profit.\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I just want to be fair\nThought 2: I want to be nice to the other person\nThought 3: I want to help them\nThought 4: I would want to make sure we had close to the same amount\nThought 5: I don't feel like doing math\nThought 6: I'm tired and don't want to do math.\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: What is fair?\nThought 2: Can I split this evenly?\nThought 3: I should try to split evenly.\nThought 4: I will give as close to fair as possible.\nThought 5: Treat others the way you want to be treated.\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $19.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $58.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $2.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $11.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.12. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $17.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $25.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $31.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $26.48. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $2.51. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $21.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-745572af674154", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 3 - 50-64\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 1 - Protestant\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 5 - Seldom\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 5 - $100,000 or more\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 5 - More than 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 2 - Part-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 92\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 2 - ascetic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 4 - recapitulate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 5 - diligent\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 4 - deplore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 2 - brevity\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 5 - anemic\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be very disciplined with healthy eating, so that I only eat food that is healing or provides nutritional value. I would also like to exercise regularly, going to the gym and doing a full weight training workout 3x a week. In addition, I would like to stay on top of my housework, keeping my home in good condition and always ready for company.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to take better care of myself and my home. I should do all the things that need to be done, when they need to be done instead of putting things off. I should also take better care of my home.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I get overwhelmed with responsibilities and allow that to get in the way of self care and house keeping. This makes me feel sad and then I get even more overwhelmed.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word candle, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: candle\nword 2: light\nword 3: flame\nword 4: fire\nword 5: wood\nword 6: match\nword 7: ignite\nword 8: combust\nword 9: engine\nword 10: car\nword 11: wheel\nword 12: drive\nword 13: tire\nword 14: radio\nword 15: Elvis\nword 16: music\nword 17: guitar\nword 18: pick\nword 19: ice\nword 20: tray\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: want to be fair\nThought 2: questioning what is fair\nThought 3: didn't feel like doing math\nThought 4: I decided to just guess on what looked fair\nThought 5: I'm kind of tired and don't really feel like doing calculation\nThought 6: Pick something that would be fiar even if it's not the most profit.\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I just want to be fair\nThought 2: I want to be nice to the other person\nThought 3: I want to help them\nThought 4: I would want to make sure we had close to the same amount\nThought 5: I don't feel like doing math\nThought 6: I'm tired and don't want to do math.\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: What is fair?\nThought 2: Can I split this evenly?\nThought 3: I should try to split evenly.\nThought 4: I will give as close to fair as possible.\nThought 5: Treat others the way you want to be treated.\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $19.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $58.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $2.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $11.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.12. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $17.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $25.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $31.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $26.48. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $9.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $2.51. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $16.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $21.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-55a2c65eafbadb", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 2 - High school graduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 4 - Hispanic\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 2 - Living with a partner\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 11 - Other\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 3 - Unemployed\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: June\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 9\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 7\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 1 - ecstatic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 4 - recapitulate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 4 - arduous\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 5 - renaissance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 4 - entrepreneur\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 21\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 21\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be as feminine as possible. I don't want to change my body. I just want to be confident in who I am.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I'm supposed to be \"the man.\" Big, burly, and macho. I should be the head of the household.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I'm a broken doll. I'm full of mental illness and insecurity. I can barely function.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Stays the same\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Bonds\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word paper, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: paper\nword 2: pen\nword 3: pencil\nword 4: eraser\nword 5: gum\nword 6: chew\nword 7: swallow\nword 8: spit\nword 9: bite\nword 10: teeth\nword 11: tongue\nword 12: throat\nword 13: neck\nword 14: chest\nword 15: body\nword 16: legs\nword 17: feet\nword 18: shoes\nword 19: socks\nword 20: toes\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I was thinking that I'm poor and shouldn't be giving away money.\nThought 2: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: Same as above.\nThought 2: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 1 - Never\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 5 - Always\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\nAnswer: 4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\nAnswer: 3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\nAnswer: 4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\nAnswer: 3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\nAnswer: 4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\nAnswer: 4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 2 - I feel I may be punished\nAnswer: 3 - I expect to be punished\nAnswer: 4 - I feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\nAnswer: 3 - I am disgusted with myself\nAnswer: 4 - I hate myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\nAnswer: 3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\nAnswer: 4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\nAnswer: 4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\nAnswer: 4 - I feel utterly worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\nAnswer: 3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\nAnswer: 4 - I can’t do any work at all\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\nAnswer: 4 - I am too tired to do anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I can't split it evenly.\nThought 2: I need money.\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 5 - Always\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $7.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $18.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $3.08. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $31.05. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $17.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.69. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $1.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $6.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-d692d59294c254", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 2 - High school graduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 4 - Hispanic\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 2 - Living with a partner\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 11 - Other\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 3 - Unemployed\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: June\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 9\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 7\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 1 - ecstatic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 4 - recapitulate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 4 - arduous\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 5 - renaissance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 4 - entrepreneur\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 21\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 21\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be as feminine as possible. I don't want to change my body. I just want to be confident in who I am.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I'm supposed to be \"the man.\" Big, burly, and macho. I should be the head of the household.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I'm a broken doll. I'm full of mental illness and insecurity. I can barely function.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Stays the same\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Bonds\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word paper, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: paper\nword 2: pen\nword 3: pencil\nword 4: eraser\nword 5: gum\nword 6: chew\nword 7: swallow\nword 8: spit\nword 9: bite\nword 10: teeth\nword 11: tongue\nword 12: throat\nword 13: neck\nword 14: chest\nword 15: body\nword 16: legs\nword 17: feet\nword 18: shoes\nword 19: socks\nword 20: toes\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I was thinking that I'm poor and shouldn't be giving away money.\nThought 2: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: Same as above.\nThought 2: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 1 - Never\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 5 - Always\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\nAnswer: 4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\nAnswer: 3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\nAnswer: 4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\nAnswer: 3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\nAnswer: 4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\nAnswer: 4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 2 - I feel I may be punished\nAnswer: 3 - I expect to be punished\nAnswer: 4 - I feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\nAnswer: 3 - I am disgusted with myself\nAnswer: 4 - I hate myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\nAnswer: 3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\nAnswer: 4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\nAnswer: 4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\nAnswer: 4 - I feel utterly worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\nAnswer: 3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\nAnswer: 4 - I can’t do any work at all\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\nAnswer: 4 - I am too tired to do anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I can't split it evenly.\nThought 2: I need money.\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 1 - Never\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 5 - Always\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $7.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.61. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $4.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $18.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $3.08. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $31.05. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $17.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $10.69. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $5.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $1.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $2.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $6.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-b2acb42b11fb0e", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 1 - Protestant\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 4 - A few times a year\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 9\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 5 - facile\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 3 - impervious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 1 - refractory\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 2 - egoistical\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 1 - garrulous\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 5 - puny\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 3 - livid\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 15\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 11\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: This person is kind above all else, but not a push over. She is strong and independent. She knows her worth but knows how to share and lift up others.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: This person is kind. This person is respectful and treats others as she wishes to be treated. She speaks up for those who are underrepresented.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am independent. I am kind but fall short sometimes. I try to be strong and a representative for others.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 15\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word snow, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: snow\nword 2: plow\nword 3: truck\nword 4: bed\nword 5: head\nword 6: case\nword 7: file\nword 8: suit\nword 9: tie\nword 10: down\nword 11: up\nword 12: side\nword 13: back\nword 14: front\nword 15: yard\nword 16: lawn\nword 17: care\nword 18: love\nword 19: family\nword 20: friends\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I tried to keep in somewhat fair\nThought 2: I could use the money so I gave the benefit to myself\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I tried to keep it fairly even\nThought 2: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 5 - 5\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 2 - I feel I may be punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 2 - I cry more than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: even as possible\nThought 2: give myself the advantage\nThought 3: im being selfish\nThought 4: I need the money\nThought 5: I could use this\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $11.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $58.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $1.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $6.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $3.15. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.77. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $12.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $22.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $9.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $16.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $19.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $1.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $4.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $20.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $10.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-76d7e8201b0c36", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 1 - Protestant\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 4 - A few times a year\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 9\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 5 - facile\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 3 - impervious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 1 - refractory\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 2 - egoistical\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 1 - garrulous\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 5 - puny\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 3 - livid\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 15\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 11\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: This person is kind above all else, but not a push over. She is strong and independent. She knows her worth but knows how to share and lift up others.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: This person is kind. This person is respectful and treats others as she wishes to be treated. She speaks up for those who are underrepresented.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am independent. I am kind but fall short sometimes. I try to be strong and a representative for others.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 15\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word snow, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: snow\nword 2: plow\nword 3: truck\nword 4: bed\nword 5: head\nword 6: case\nword 7: file\nword 8: suit\nword 9: tie\nword 10: down\nword 11: up\nword 12: side\nword 13: back\nword 14: front\nword 15: yard\nword 16: lawn\nword 17: care\nword 18: love\nword 19: family\nword 20: friends\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I tried to keep in somewhat fair\nThought 2: I could use the money so I gave the benefit to myself\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I tried to keep it fairly even\nThought 2: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 5 - 5\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 2 - I feel I may be punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 2 - I cry more than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\nAnswer: 3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: even as possible\nThought 2: give myself the advantage\nThought 3: im being selfish\nThought 4: I need the money\nThought 5: I could use this\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $13.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $11.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $58.34. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $1.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.04. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $6.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.82. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $3.15. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.77. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $12.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $22.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $9.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $16.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $19.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $9.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $1.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $12.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $4.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $4.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $20.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $10.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-658689fa4107d8", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 6 - Postgraduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 1 - More than once a week\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 1 - Republican\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 4 - $75,000-$100,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 1 - Very conservative\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 2 - Part-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 3\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 35\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 35\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be the kind of person who is selfless and gives to others without worrying about the cost. I would like to be someone who others think is kind and a good listening. I would like to be someone who others think is holy and devout.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I think I should be a caring and devoted mother and wife. I should be a thoughtful teacher who supports her students. I should be a devout and faithful Catholic.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am the kind of person who tries to be a supportive and caring mother, although sometimes I might lose my patience. I try to be a devout and faithful Catholic, although I don't always pray as much as I should. I do my best to be patient and kind to others, although sometimes I get frustrated and angry when others ask me to do things for them. Sometimes I am envious of others,\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word toaster, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: toaster\nword 2: toast\nword 3: bread\nword 4: sandwich\nword 5: ham\nword 6: mayonnaise\nword 7: egg\nword 8: chicken\nword 9: hen\nword 10: rooster\nword 11: farm\nword 12: cow\nword 13: milk\nword 14: cereal\nword 15: spoon\nword 16: bowl\nword 17: salad\nword 18: lettuce\nword 19: tomato\nword 20: sauce\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: What is the best outcome for both people\nThought 2: I would like them to have a little more than me for being generous\nThought 3: We both benefit\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: What would be a fair amount to send?\nThought 2: How could we both benefit?\nThought 3: How can I help the other person?\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: Fairness\nThought 2: Getting them to accept\nThought 3: Sharing\nThought 4: Generosity\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $17.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $7.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $3.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $3.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $9.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $2.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $39.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $9.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $2.60. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $8.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $29.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $13.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-9271c2aa60bcb1", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 6 - Postgraduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 1 - More than once a week\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 1 - Republican\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 4 - $75,000-$100,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 1 - Very conservative\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 2 - Part-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 3\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 35\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 35\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 4 - Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would like to be the kind of person who is selfless and gives to others without worrying about the cost. I would like to be someone who others think is kind and a good listening. I would like to be someone who others think is holy and devout.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I think I should be a caring and devoted mother and wife. I should be a thoughtful teacher who supports her students. I should be a devout and faithful Catholic.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am the kind of person who tries to be a supportive and caring mother, although sometimes I might lose my patience. I try to be a devout and faithful Catholic, although I don't always pray as much as I should. I do my best to be patient and kind to others, although sometimes I get frustrated and angry when others ask me to do things for them. Sometimes I am envious of others,\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word toaster, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: toaster\nword 2: toast\nword 3: bread\nword 4: sandwich\nword 5: ham\nword 6: mayonnaise\nword 7: egg\nword 8: chicken\nword 9: hen\nword 10: rooster\nword 11: farm\nword 12: cow\nword 13: milk\nword 14: cereal\nword 15: spoon\nword 16: bowl\nword 17: salad\nword 18: lettuce\nword 19: tomato\nword 20: sauce\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: What is the best outcome for both people\nThought 2: I would like them to have a little more than me for being generous\nThought 3: We both benefit\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: What would be a fair amount to send?\nThought 2: How could we both benefit?\nThought 3: How can I help the other person?\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: Fairness\nThought 2: Getting them to accept\nThought 3: Sharing\nThought 4: Generosity\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $10.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $17.50. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $7.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $1.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $3.11. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $3.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $41.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $9.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $2.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $39.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $9.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $23.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $2.60. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $8.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $29.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $13.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-a65c8674e09c4e", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 5 - Other\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 3 - Divorced\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 3 - Unemployed\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27.0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2.0\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8.0\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 1 - ecstatic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 1 - contrite\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 2 - brevity\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 2 - affiliated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 42.0\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 22.0\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be knowledgeable in general on a wide variety of subjects. I aspire to be of service to my community. I aspire to be adventurous and try new things.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I don't have any dependents. I don't have any responsibilities beyond those I chose to take on. I ought to walk away from this garbage heap we call a civilization.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I think of myself as an introverted intellectual. I spend almost all of my time alone. I am very curious, and indulge that curiosity.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word table, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: table\nword 2: chart\nword 3: map\nword 4: compass\nword 5: ruler\nword 6: triangle\nword 7: geometry\nword 8: proof\nword 9: alcohol\nword 10: bar\nword 11: weight\nword 12: gym\nword 13: muscle\nword 14: protein\nword 15: RNA\nword 16: synthesis\nword 17: chemistry\nword 18: university\nword 19: dorm\nword 20: youth\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: Splitting the money roughly evenly\nThought 2: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: How much money they had left\nThought 2: Splitting the money roughly evenly\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 6 - True\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 6 - True\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\nAnswer: 4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\nAnswer: 4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 2 - I cry more than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 4 - I feel utterly worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: split the money as fairly as possible\nThought 2: since it can't be divided evenly, keep a little extra for myself\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $4.93. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $16.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $10.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $3.08. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $2.51. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $33.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $21.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-3652de2780ba6e", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 5 - Other\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 3 - Divorced\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 5 - Very liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 3 - Unemployed\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27.0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2.0\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8.0\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 1 - ecstatic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 1 - contrite\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 2 - brevity\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 2 - affiliated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 42.0\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 22.0\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be knowledgeable in general on a wide variety of subjects. I aspire to be of service to my community. I aspire to be adventurous and try new things.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I don't have any dependents. I don't have any responsibilities beyond those I chose to take on. I ought to walk away from this garbage heap we call a civilization.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I think of myself as an introverted intellectual. I spend almost all of my time alone. I am very curious, and indulge that curiosity.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word table, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: table\nword 2: chart\nword 3: map\nword 4: compass\nword 5: ruler\nword 6: triangle\nword 7: geometry\nword 8: proof\nword 9: alcohol\nword 10: bar\nword 11: weight\nword 12: gym\nword 13: muscle\nword 14: protein\nword 15: RNA\nword 16: synthesis\nword 17: chemistry\nword 18: university\nword 19: dorm\nword 20: youth\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: Splitting the money roughly evenly\nThought 2: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: How much money they had left\nThought 2: Splitting the money roughly evenly\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 6 - True\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 6 - True\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\nAnswer: 4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\nAnswer: 4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 2 - I cry more than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 4 - I feel utterly worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: split the money as fairly as possible\nThought 2: since it can't be divided evenly, keep a little extra for myself\nThought 3: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.44. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $4.93. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $16.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $19.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $10.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $3.42. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $3.08. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.32. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $2.51. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $33.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $21.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-0df559cf607fae", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 1 - 18-29\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 1 - Protestant\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 3 - Once or twice a month\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 1 - Republican\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 3 - $50,000-$75,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 2 - Conservative\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 3 - divulge\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 31\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 28\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be someone who strikes a perfect balance between doing the things I love, like traveling, while still fulfilling my professional goals. Ideally, I would be able to balance my career with my personal interests in a way that allows me to pursue my passions without compromising my responsibilities. My ultimate goal is to create a life where I can enjoy new experiences and relationships while maintaining success and fulfillment in my career.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be a reliable and detail-oriented individual, fulfilling my professional responsibilities with the accuracy, especially in my role as a data analyst. Given my position, I should also be approachable and supportive to my team. Additionally, I should maintain a high level of integrity and contribute positively to society through my work, especially given the importance of my role in the justice system.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I’m someone who is driven and committed to my career, but I also deeply value my personal freedom, especially when it comes to traveling and exploring new experiences. While I work hard and stay dedicated to my professional goals, I recognize that balancing work and personal life is a challenge I’m still navigating. I’m detail-oriented and responsible, but I also make time to pursue the things that bring me joy, like my friends, cooking, and the gym. However, I know I need to do better about not letting overthinking and stress consume me, and just appreciating the moment.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500.0\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10.0\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20.0\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100.0\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5.0\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47.0\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word bear, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: bear\nword 2: teddy\nword 3: graham\nword 4: cracker\nword 5: marshmallow\nword 6: fire\nword 7: log\nword 8: cabin\nword 9: camping\nword 10: tent\nword 11: roadtrip\nword 12: vacation\nword 13: airplane\nword 14: beach\nword 15: ocean\nword 16: oyster\nword 17: hot sauce\nword 18: water\nword 19: lemon\nword 20: lime\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: If I send more, the total will grow\nThought 2: But the person could be selfish\nThought 3: If I send too low though, then I seem selfish\nThought 4: 1 or 2 dollars limits the growth\nThought 5: Somewhere in the middle seems like a good balance\nThought 6: They may feel more obligated to return if I send a bigger amount\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I should be fair if they trusted me\nThought 2: But I don't wanna give away too much\nThought 3: If they sent 4 or 5 I should probably reward them\nThought 4: Half or more seems fair, then we all win\nThought 5: Keeping too much will make me seem selfish\nThought 6: I should try to match their logic\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 5 - 5\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I would like to keep some for myself\nThought 2: I know I need to give them some so they accept\nThought 3: I want to be kind\nThought 4: And fair since I don't know the other person\nThought 5: I would be happy to receive this offer\nThought 6: This split feels very reasonable\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $40.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $23.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $4.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $17.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $12.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $31.05. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $11.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $7.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $4.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $15.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-d2df1d9bcfa4ab", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 1 - 18-29\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 1 - Protestant\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 3 - Once or twice a month\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 1 - Republican\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 3 - $50,000-$75,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 2 - Conservative\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 7 - G\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 3 - divulge\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 31\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 28\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be someone who strikes a perfect balance between doing the things I love, like traveling, while still fulfilling my professional goals. Ideally, I would be able to balance my career with my personal interests in a way that allows me to pursue my passions without compromising my responsibilities. My ultimate goal is to create a life where I can enjoy new experiences and relationships while maintaining success and fulfillment in my career.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be a reliable and detail-oriented individual, fulfilling my professional responsibilities with the accuracy, especially in my role as a data analyst. Given my position, I should also be approachable and supportive to my team. Additionally, I should maintain a high level of integrity and contribute positively to society through my work, especially given the importance of my role in the justice system.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I’m someone who is driven and committed to my career, but I also deeply value my personal freedom, especially when it comes to traveling and exploring new experiences. While I work hard and stay dedicated to my professional goals, I recognize that balancing work and personal life is a challenge I’m still navigating. I’m detail-oriented and responsible, but I also make time to pursue the things that bring me joy, like my friends, cooking, and the gym. However, I know I need to do better about not letting overthinking and stress consume me, and just appreciating the moment.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500.0\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10.0\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20.0\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100.0\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5.0\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47.0\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word bear, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: bear\nword 2: teddy\nword 3: graham\nword 4: cracker\nword 5: marshmallow\nword 6: fire\nword 7: log\nword 8: cabin\nword 9: camping\nword 10: tent\nword 11: roadtrip\nword 12: vacation\nword 13: airplane\nword 14: beach\nword 15: ocean\nword 16: oyster\nword 17: hot sauce\nword 18: water\nword 19: lemon\nword 20: lime\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: If I send more, the total will grow\nThought 2: But the person could be selfish\nThought 3: If I send too low though, then I seem selfish\nThought 4: 1 or 2 dollars limits the growth\nThought 5: Somewhere in the middle seems like a good balance\nThought 6: They may feel more obligated to return if I send a bigger amount\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I should be fair if they trusted me\nThought 2: But I don't wanna give away too much\nThought 3: If they sent 4 or 5 I should probably reward them\nThought 4: Half or more seems fair, then we all win\nThought 5: Keeping too much will make me seem selfish\nThought 6: I should try to match their logic\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 5 - 5\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I would like to keep some for myself\nThought 2: I know I need to give them some so they accept\nThought 3: I want to be kind\nThought 4: And fair since I don't know the other person\nThought 5: I would be happy to receive this offer\nThought 6: This split feels very reasonable\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 5 - 5\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 3 - About the same or neither 3\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $8.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $27.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $40.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $23.95. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $8.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $1.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $4.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $3.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $17.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.84. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $12.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $31.05. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $15.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $5.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $1.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $11.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $23.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $7.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $1.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $4.20. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $15.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-1b3dc81e36de37", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 1 - 18-29\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 2 - Black\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 5 - Seldom\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 4 - $75,000-$100,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 3 - Moderate\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 6 - Student\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 12\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 7\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 4 - concoct\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 2 - repulse\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 1 - bizarre\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 5 - furbish\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 3 - finicky\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 1 - distasteful\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 1 - happy\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 4 - deplore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 2 - magnificent\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 4 - splendor\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 1 - sallow\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 4 - massive\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 1 - bankrupt\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be a disciplined, resilient, and innovative individual who continuously seeks knowledge and growth. My ultimate goal is to contribute meaningfully to the field of cybersecurity, advocating for stronger data privacy policies and ensuring digital safety for individuals and organizations. I want to be someone who inspires others through leadership, integrity, and a commitment to lifelong learning.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be responsible, dependable, and adaptable, meeting the expectations set by my academic and professional commitments. As a student and future professional, I should prioritize diligence, ethical decision-making, and effective communication to succeed in my career and contribute to my community. Additionally, I ought to be a supportive friend and family member, balancing personal and professional responsibilities with care and reliability.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am a hardworking and curious individual who is passionate about problem-solving, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity and technology. While I strive for discipline, I sometimes struggle with procrastination and managing multiple responsibilities efficiently. However, I am continuously improving, learning from my experiences, and pushing myself to grow both personally and professionally.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 6\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 63\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 50\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 3\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nOn this page, starting with the word snow, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: snow\nword 2: ice\nword 3: water\nword 4: wet\nword 5: cold\nword 6: winter\nword 7: hail\nword 8: sleet\nword 9: freeze\nword 10: heat\nword 11: warm\nword 12: car\nword 13: shovel\nword 14: back\nword 15: slippery\nword 16: wheels\nword 17: friged\nword 18: house\nword 19: hot\nword 20: bed\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: 4\nThought 2: 4\nThought 3: 4\nThought 4: 4\nThought 5: 5\nThought 6: 5\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: 4\nThought 2: 4\nThought 3: 4\nThought 4: 4\nThought 5: 5\nThought 6: 5\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: 4\nThought 2: 4\nThought 3: 4\nThought 4: 4\nThought 5: 4\nThought 6: 4\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $1.23. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.12. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $26.48. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $2.60. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $5.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $37.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $15.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-2916fb4ad9fc9a", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 1 - 18-29\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 3 - Some college, no degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 2 - Black\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 12 - Nothing in particular\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 5 - Seldom\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 4 - $75,000-$100,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 3 - Moderate\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 6 - Student\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 12\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 1\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 7\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 4 - concoct\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 2 - repulse\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 1 - bizarre\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 5 - furbish\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 3 - finicky\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 1 - distasteful\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 1 - happy\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 4 - deplore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 2 - magnificent\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 4 - splendor\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 1 - sallow\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 4 - massive\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 1 - bankrupt\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be a disciplined, resilient, and innovative individual who continuously seeks knowledge and growth. My ultimate goal is to contribute meaningfully to the field of cybersecurity, advocating for stronger data privacy policies and ensuring digital safety for individuals and organizations. I want to be someone who inspires others through leadership, integrity, and a commitment to lifelong learning.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be responsible, dependable, and adaptable, meeting the expectations set by my academic and professional commitments. As a student and future professional, I should prioritize diligence, ethical decision-making, and effective communication to succeed in my career and contribute to my community. Additionally, I ought to be a supportive friend and family member, balancing personal and professional responsibilities with care and reliability.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I am a hardworking and curious individual who is passionate about problem-solving, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity and technology. While I strive for discipline, I sometimes struggle with procrastination and managing multiple responsibilities efficiently. However, I am continuously improving, learning from my experiences, and pushing myself to grow both personally and professionally.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 6\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 63\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 50\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 3\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nOn this page, starting with the word snow, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: snow\nword 2: ice\nword 3: water\nword 4: wet\nword 5: cold\nword 6: winter\nword 7: hail\nword 8: sleet\nword 9: freeze\nword 10: heat\nword 11: warm\nword 12: car\nword 13: shovel\nword 14: back\nword 15: slippery\nword 16: wheels\nword 17: friged\nword 18: house\nword 19: hot\nword 20: bed\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: 4\nThought 2: 4\nThought 3: 4\nThought 4: 4\nThought 5: 5\nThought 6: 5\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: 4\nThought 2: 4\nThought 3: 4\nThought 4: 4\nThought 5: 5\nThought 6: 5\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: 4\nThought 2: 4\nThought 3: 4\nThought 4: 4\nThought 5: 4\nThought 6: 4\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 6 - About the same or neither 6\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $11.67. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $7.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $13.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $2.26. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $1.23. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $5.12. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $7.06. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.68. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $22.02. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $0.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $13.31. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $3.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.53. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $26.48. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $3.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $2.60. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $5.52. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.09. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $37.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $15.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-35698e29753658", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 4 - A few times a year\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 1 - Republican\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 5 - $100,000 or more\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 1 - Very conservative\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 5 - More than 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 3 - divulge\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 4 - exert\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 2 - ascetic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 4 - arduous\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 1 - despondency\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 4 - fulfilled\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 3 - alone\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 5 - attach\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 3 - grandiloquent\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 2 - affiliated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 4 - massive\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 4 - superficial\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 22\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I want to be a happy father to my children.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would be a great dad and drink no alcohol.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I drink a lot. I still am a good dad.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 1 - More than today with the money on this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word table, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: table\nword 2: chair\nword 3: wood\nword 4: seat\nword 5: coaster\nword 6: plate\nword 7: eat\nword 8: foot\nword 9: dinner\nword 10: support\nword 11: goods\nword 12: nourishment\nword 13: napkin\nword 14: talk\nword 15: family\nword 16: tablecloth\nword 17: utensils\nword 18: fork\nword 19: spoon\nword 20: knife\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: maximize fairness\nThought 2: `\nThought 3: `\nThought 4: `\nThought 5: `\nThought 6: `\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: maximize earnings at all costs\nThought 2: `\nThought 3: `\nThought 4: `\nThought 5: `\nThought 6: `\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 6 - True\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: fairness\nThought 2: equality\nThought 3: shame\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $14.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $2.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $2.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $29.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $9.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $2.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $6.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $4.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $33.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $4.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-2f4309954b2b3c", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 1 - Male\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 4 - A few times a year\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 1 - Republican\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 5 - $100,000 or more\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 1 - Very conservative\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 5 - More than 4\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 1 - Full-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 3 - divulge\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 4 - exert\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 2 - ascetic\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 4 - arduous\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 1 - despondency\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 4 - fulfilled\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 3 - alone\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 5 - attach\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 3 - grandiloquent\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 2 - affiliated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 4 - massive\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 4 - superficial\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 24\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 22\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 5 - Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I want to be a happy father to my children.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I would be a great dad and drink no alcohol.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I drink a lot. I still am a good dad.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 1 - More than today with the money on this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word table, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: table\nword 2: chair\nword 3: wood\nword 4: seat\nword 5: coaster\nword 6: plate\nword 7: eat\nword 8: foot\nword 9: dinner\nword 10: support\nword 11: goods\nword 12: nourishment\nword 13: napkin\nword 14: talk\nword 15: family\nword 16: tablecloth\nword 17: utensils\nword 18: fork\nword 19: spoon\nword 20: knife\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: maximize fairness\nThought 2: `\nThought 3: `\nThought 4: `\nThought 5: `\nThought 6: `\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: maximize earnings at all costs\nThought 2: `\nThought 3: `\nThought 4: `\nThought 5: `\nThought 6: `\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 6 - True\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 6 - True\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 6 - True\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 2 - Generally false\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 1 - Certainly, always false\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: fairness\nThought 2: equality\nThought 3: shame\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 5 - Mr. B 5\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $14.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $13.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $0.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $15.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $2.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $8.64. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $4.27. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $2.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $29.99. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $4.29. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $9.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $26.62. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $12.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $9.97. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $3.56. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $2.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $5.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $7.79. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $6.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $4.45. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $33.57. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $4.39. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-0d6b39874245b6", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 2 - High school graduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 3 - Moderate\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 2 - Part-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 4 - exert\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 28\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 35\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be the kind of person who has their life together. Who is organized, confident, self-sufficient, financially savvy, and at peace with their place in life.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be the kind of person who is always organized and prepared for any situation. The kind of person who always has the situation under control and who other people can rely on. Who when something needs doing, or something goes wrong, they are the one who can deal with it and get everyone else through it. And they can do it all while remaining calm and keeping everyone else calm and on track. Who can provide support for other people when they need it, be it financially, physically, or emotionally.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I actually am a very organized and logical person. I prefer to be in control of situations, and I go out of my way to keep myself and others calm when things go wrong. I go out of my way to help people, likely to the point of being a \"people pleaser\". I remain calm under high stress, however I become anxious and irritable when dealing with \"the small things\". I am far more dependent on others for things like finances than I would like to be. I am an obsessive problem solver. If there is a problem, then I desperately want to find a solution. I can become obsessed with finding a solution to that problem, even if on some level I know that there isn't one.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 1 - Savings account\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 12\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word candle, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: candle\nword 2: Wax\nword 3: Beeswax\nword 4: Bees\nword 5: Honey\nword 6: Pollen\nword 7: Flowers\nword 8: Garden\nword 9: Vegetables\nword 10: Food\nword 11: Cooking\nword 12: Kitchen\nword 13: Dishes\nword 14: Serving\nword 15: Restruant\nword 16: Date\nword 17: Relationship\nword 18: marriage\nword 19: Family\nword 20: Children\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I would want to keep as much money as possible\nThought 2: I also want to be fair to the other person\nThought 3: keeping slightly more than half is still rather fair considering the situation\nThought 4: I wonder if the other person would be as fair as I am trying to be\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want to be as fair as possible\nThought 2: I don't know if the other person would be fair and send back anything\nThought 3: I think dividing the money as equally as possible would still be the fairest thig that I can do\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I need to be as fair as possible\nThought 2: There is no way to completely evenly split five dollars\nThought 3: I'll have to split it as evenly as I can\nThought 4: How much would the other person likely give me in this situation\nThought 5: I think giving myself the larger of the two small amounts is fair, since I am the one dividing it\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 3 - 3\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $35.93. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $9.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $6.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $19.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $1.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $2.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $7.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $18.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $6.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-9a0441c96f8a21", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 2 - 30-49\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 2 - High school graduate\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 6 - Never been married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 6 - Never\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 3 - Independent\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 2 - $30,000-$50,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 3 - Moderate\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 2 - Part-time employment\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 6 - F\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 4 - exert\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 3 - emaciated\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 28\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 35\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 9 - Extremely accurate 9\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 1 - Extremely inaccurate 1\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I aspire to be the kind of person who has their life together. Who is organized, confident, self-sufficient, financially savvy, and at peace with their place in life.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be the kind of person who is always organized and prepared for any situation. The kind of person who always has the situation under control and who other people can rely on. Who when something needs doing, or something goes wrong, they are the one who can deal with it and get everyone else through it. And they can do it all while remaining calm and keeping everyone else calm and on track. Who can provide support for other people when they need it, be it financially, physically, or emotionally.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I actually am a very organized and logical person. I prefer to be in control of situations, and I go out of my way to keep myself and others calm when things go wrong. I go out of my way to help people, likely to the point of being a \"people pleaser\". I remain calm under high stress, however I become anxious and irritable when dealing with \"the small things\". I am far more dependent on others for things like finances than I would like to be. I am an obsessive problem solver. If there is a problem, then I desperately want to find a solution. I can become obsessed with finding a solution to that problem, even if on some level I know that there isn't one.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 1 - Savings account\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 2 - False\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 12\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 5\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.05\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word candle, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: candle\nword 2: Wax\nword 3: Beeswax\nword 4: Bees\nword 5: Honey\nword 6: Pollen\nword 7: Flowers\nword 8: Garden\nword 9: Vegetables\nword 10: Food\nword 11: Cooking\nword 12: Kitchen\nword 13: Dishes\nword 14: Serving\nword 15: Restruant\nword 16: Date\nword 17: Relationship\nword 18: marriage\nword 19: Family\nword 20: Children\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I would want to keep as much money as possible\nThought 2: I also want to be fair to the other person\nThought 3: keeping slightly more than half is still rather fair considering the situation\nThought 4: I wonder if the other person would be as fair as I am trying to be\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I want to be as fair as possible\nThought 2: I don't know if the other person would be fair and send back anything\nThought 3: I think dividing the money as equally as possible would still be the fairest thig that I can do\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 2 - Not true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 6 - True\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 6 - True\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 4 - Often\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 1 - I can work about as well as before\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 6 - Certainly, always true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I need to be as fair as possible\nThought 2: There is no way to completely evenly split five dollars\nThought 3: I'll have to split it as evenly as I can\nThought 4: How much would the other person likely give me in this situation\nThought 5: I think giving myself the larger of the two small amounts is fair, since I am the one dividing it\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 3 - 3\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 2 - Rarely\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 4 - Often\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 4 - 4\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $22.37. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $5.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $6.90. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $35.93. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $9.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $7.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $6.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $3.92. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $2.14. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $2.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $4.01. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $8.87. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $19.16. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $11.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $1.19. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $2.65. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $7.78. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $18.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $5.85. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $6.30. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $3.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $25.18. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-42cf07391dbd22", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 4 - 65+\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 4 - Associate's degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 5 - Seldom\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 3 - $50,000-$75,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 7 - Retired\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27.0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2.0\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8.0\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 5 - anemic\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 38.0\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 35.0\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I moved to the country five years ago from a very urban area, partially because I aspire to be a person who is connected with the natural world and has time to work on self-enrichment and spiritual growth. I feel that screening out as much world-noise as is possible will help me achieve this.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be someone who responds more to family demands and fits into family dynamics. I am not who I ought to be, as I have chosen to live ten hours away from my family's core. My siblings have all the responsibility of caring for our elderly mother. I ought to be living closer to help share that responsibility, but I value my solitude more.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I think that I am a private person (as one sister once described me), and much prefer to be quiet and undisturbed. I find that as soon as I let most people into my life, things start getting complicated and chaotic. I cherish my solitude, which gives me time to pursue projects I am interested in (which I do with focus and a high degree of self-motivation). I am thoughtful in the true sense of the word, and am kind when given the opportunity to be.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 1 - Savings account\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word candle, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: candle\nword 2: flame\nword 3: fire\nword 4: wood\nword 5: tree\nword 6: leaves\nword 7: green\nword 8: sun\nword 9: stars\nword 10: moon\nword 11: light\nword 12: candle\nword 13: wax\nword 14: bee\nword 15: honey\nword 16: sweet\nword 17: tea\nword 18: leaves\nword 19: cup\nword 20: saucer\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I would send some money back to a person because they sent something to me.\nThought 2: I would send half of what a person sent to me as recompense.\nThought 3: I would be less apt to send money to someone if I didn't get anything from them.\nThought 4: The fact that they are anonymous helps with all decisions.\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I would always keep more for myself.\nThought 2: This sounds selfish, but I was never given anything in life and am hesitant to do the same.\nThought 3: Again the fact that they are anonymous helped me decide to keep more for myself.\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 6 - True\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 2 - I cry more than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: That person could have more money than me and need mine less.\nThought 2: I don't know this person and don't owe them anything.\nThought 3: I don't have a compelling reason to share.\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 7 - 7\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.63. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $5.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $11.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $3.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $12.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $44.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $28.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $20.77. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $8.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $19.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}
{"custom_id": "pricing-v4-e0a207c8df8686", "method": "POST", "url": "/v1/responses", "body": {"model": "gpt-5.4-nano", "reasoning": {"effort": "high"}, "text": {"format": {"type": "json_object"}}, "input": "You are an AI assistant. Answer the new pricing survey as the person described below. Return one valid response for every product and follow the JSON format exactly.\n\n## PERSONA PROFILE: NON-HOLDOUT WAVES 1-3 RESPONSES\nWhich part of the United States do you currently live in?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Northeast (PA, NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA, VT, NH, ME)\n  2 - Midwest (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)\n  3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n  4 - West (WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CA, NV, UT, CO, AZ, NM)\n  5 - Pacific (HI, AK)\nAnswer: 3 - South (TX, OK, AR, LA, KY, TN, MS, AL, WV, DC, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)\n\nWhat is the sex that you were assigned at birth?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Male\n  2 - Female\nAnswer: 2 - Female\n\nHow old are you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 18-29\n  2 - 30-49\n  3 - 50-64\n  4 - 65+\nAnswer: 4 - 65+\n\nWhat is the highest level of schooling or degree that you have completed?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than high school\n  2 - High school graduate\n  3 - Some college, no degree\n  4 - Associate's degree\n  5 - College graduate/some postgrad\n  6 - Postgraduate\nAnswer: 4 - Associate's degree\n\nWhat is your race or origin?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - White\n  2 - Black\n  3 - Asian\n  4 - Hispanic\n  5 - Other\nAnswer: 1 - White\n\nAre you a citizen of the United States?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nWhich of these best describes you?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Married\n  2 - Living with a partner\n  3 - Divorced\n  4 - Separated\n  5 - Widowed\n  6 - Never been married\nAnswer: 1 - Married\n\nWhat is your present religion, if any?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Protestant\n  2 - Roman Catholic\n  3 - Mormon\n  4 - Orthodox\n  5 - Jewish\n  6 - Muslim\n  7 - Buddhist\n  8 - Hindu\n  9 - Atheist\n  10 - Agnostic\n  11 - Other\n  12 - Nothing in particular\nAnswer: 2 - Roman Catholic\n\nAside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than once a week\n  2 - Once a week\n  3 - Once or twice a month\n  4 - A few times a year\n  5 - Seldom\n  6 - Never\nAnswer: 5 - Seldom\n\nIn politics today, do you consider yourself a\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Republican\n  2 - Democrat\n  3 - Independent\n  4 - Something else\nAnswer: 2 - Democrat\n\nLast year, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Less than $30,000\n  2 - $30,000-$50,000\n  3 - $50,000-$75,000\n  4 - $75,000-$100,000\n  5 - $100,000 or more\nAnswer: 3 - $50,000-$75,000\n\nIn general, would you describe your political views as\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Very conservative\n  2 - Conservative\n  3 - Moderate\n  4 - Liberal\n  5 - Very liberal\nAnswer: 4 - Liberal\n\nIncluding yourself, how many people currently live in your household?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - More than 4\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nWhat is your current employment status?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Full-time employment\n  2 - Part-time employment\n  3 - Unemployed\n  4 - Self-employed\n  5 - Home-maker\n  6 - Student\n  7 - Retired\nAnswer: 7 - Retired\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement. I see myself as someone who...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. Is talkative\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. Tends to find fault with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. Does a thorough job\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. Is depressed, blue\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n5. Is original, comes up with new ideas\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Is reserved\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. Is helpful and unselfish with others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. Can be somewhat careless\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. Is relaxed, handles stress well\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n10. Is curious about many different things\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. Is full of energy\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n12. Starts quarrels with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. Is a reliable worker\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. Can be tense\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n15. Is ingenious, a deep thinker\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. Generates a lot of enthusiasm\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n17. Has a forgiving nature\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n18. Tends to be disorganized\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. Worries a lot\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n20. Has an active imagination\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n21. Tends to be quiet\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n22. Is generally trusting\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n23. Tends to be lazy\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n24. Is emotionally stable, not easily upset\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n25. Is inventive\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n26. Has an assertive personality\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n27. Can be cold and aloof\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n28. Perseveres until the task is finished\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n29. Can be moody\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n30. Values artistic, aesthetic experiences\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n31. Is sometimes shy, inhibited\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n32. Is considerate and kind to almost everyone\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n33. Does things efficiently\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n34. Remains calm in tense situations\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n35. Prefers work that is routine\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n36. Is outgoing, sociable\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n37. Is sometimes rude to others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n38. Makes plans and follows through with them\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n39. Gets nervous easily\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n40. Likes to reflect, play with ideas\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n41. Has few artistic interests\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n42. Likes to cooperate with others\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n43. Is easily distracted\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n44. Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I would prefer complex to simple problems\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I like to have the responsibility of handling a situation that requires a lot of thinking\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. Thinking is not my idea of fun\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I would rather do something that requires little thought than something that is sure to challenge my thinking abilities\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I try to anticipate and avoid situations where there is likely chance I will have to think in depth about something\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I find satisfaction in deliberating hard and for long hours\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I only think as hard as I have to\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer to think about small, daily projects to long-term ones\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I like tasks that require little thought once I've learned them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n10. The idea of relying on thought to make my way to the top appeals to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I really enjoy a task that involves coming up with new solutions to problems\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. Learning new ways to think doesn't excite me very much\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n13. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. The notion of thinking abstractly appeals to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. I would prefer a task that is intellectual, difficult, and important to one that is somewhat important but does not require too much thought\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I feel relief rather than satisfaction after completing a task that requires a lot of mental effort\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n17. It's enough for me that something gets the job done; I don't care how or why it works\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n18. I usually end up deliberating about issues even when they do not affect me personally\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nBelow are 24 different values that people rate of different importance in their lives. FIRST READ THROUGH THE LIST to familiarize yourself with all the values. While reading over the list, consider which ones tend to be most important to you and which tend to be least important to you. After familiarizing yourself with the list, rate the relative importance of each value to you as “A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE.” It is important to spread your ratings out as best you can—be sure to use some numbers in the lower range, some in the middle range, and some in the higher range. Avoid using too many similar numbers. Work fairly quickly.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not Important to me 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Quite Important to me 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Highly Important to me 9\n1. WEALTH (financially successful, prosperous)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n2. PLEASURE (having one’s fill of life’s pleasures and enjoyments)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. FORGIVENESS (pardoning others’ faults, being merciful)\nAnswer: 6 - 6\n4. INFLUENCE (having impact, influencing people and events)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n5. TRUST (being true to one’s word, assuming good in others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n6. COMPETENCE (displaying mastery, being capable, effective)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n7. HUMILITY (appreciating others, being modest about oneself)\nAnswer: 4 - 4\n8. ACHIEVEMENT (reaching lofty goals)\nAnswer: 5 - Quite Important to me 5\n9. ALTRUISM (helping others in need)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. AMBITION (high aspirations, seizing opportunities)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n11. LOYALTY (being faithful to friends, family, and group)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n12. POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners)\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n13. POWER (control over others, dominance)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n14. HARMONY (good relations, balance, wholeness)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n15. EXCITEMENT (seeking adventure, risk, an exciting lifestyle)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n16. HONESTY (being genuine, sincere)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n17. COMPASSION (caring for others, displaying kindness)\nAnswer: 3 - 3\n18. STATUS (high rank, wide respect)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n19. CIVILITY (being considerate and respectful toward others)\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n20. AUTONOMY (independent, free of others' control)\nAnswer: 9 - Highly Important to me 9\n21. EQUALITY (human rights and equal opportunity for all)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n22. RECOGNITION (becoming notable, famous, or admired)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n23. TRADITION (showing respect for family and cultural values)\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n24. SUPERIORITY (defeating the competition, standing on top)\nAnswer: 1 - Not Important to me 1\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I avoid accumulating lots of stuff\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. I restrict the number of things I own\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. “Less is more” when it comes to owning things\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. I actively avoid acquiring excess possessions\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n5. I am drawn to visually sparse environments\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n6. I prefer simplicity in design\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I keep the aesthetic in my home very sparse\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. I prefer leaving spaces visually empty over filling them\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. I am mindful of what I own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n10. The selection of things I own has been carefully curated\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. It is important to me to be thoughtful about what I choose to own\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. My belongings are mindfully selected\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My friends’ emotions don’t affect me much.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. After being with a friend who is sad about something, I usually feel sad.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n3. I can understand my friend’s happiness when she/he does well at something.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I get frightened when I watch characters in a good scary movie.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n5. I get caught up in other people’s feelings easily.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n6. I find it hard to know when my friends are frightened.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. I don’t become sad when I see other people crying.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n8. Other people’s feelings don’t bother me at all.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. When someone is feeling down I can usually understand how they feel.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I can usually work out when my friends are scared.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. I often become sad when watching sad things on TV or in films.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. I can often understand how people are feeling even before they tell me.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n13. Seeing a person who has been angered has no effect on my feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n14. I can usually work out when people are cheerful.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n15. I tend to feel scared when I am with friends who are afraid.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n16. I can usually realize quickly when a friend is angry.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n17. I often get swept up in my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n18. My friend’s unhappiness doesn’t make me feel anything.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n19. I am not usually aware of my friends’ feelings.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n20. I have trouble figuring out when my friends are happy.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. It is important to me that the products I use do not harm the environment.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making many of my decisions.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. My purchase habits are affected by my concern for our environment.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n4. I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I would describe myself as environmentally responsible.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to take actions that are more environmentally friendly.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this section, you will answer a series of 42 questions that will test your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nEmily’s father has three daughters. The first two are named April and May. What is the third daughter’s name?\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: Emily\n\nHow many cubic feet of dirt are there in a hole that is 3’ deep x 3’ wide x 3’ long? Enter a number of cubic feet.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 27.0\n\nIf you’re running a race and you pass the person in second place, what place are you in? Enter a number.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 2.0\n\nA farmer had 15 sheep and all but 8 died. How many are left? Enter a number\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 8.0\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to solve the puzzle below. Puzzle Grid (3x3 Matrix) Each cell in a 3x3 matrix contains a circle with an arrow pointing in one of four directions (up, down, left, right) and sometimes includes a diagonal or horizontal/vertical line inside the circle. We'll label the grid as follows: Top row (Row 1): Cell 1-1: Plain circle with arrow pointing up. Cell 1-2: Plain circle with arrow pointing right. Cell 1-3: Plain circle with arrow pointing down. Middle row (Row 2): Cell 2-1: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing left. Cell 2-2: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing up. Cell 2-3: Circle with a horizontal line, arrow pointing right. Bottom row (Row 3): Cell 3-1: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing down. Cell 3-2: Circle with a diagonal line from top-left to bottom-right, arrow pointing left. Cell 3-3: Missing (marked with a question mark – this is what we are trying to determine). Answer Choices (Labeled A to F): Each option consists of a circle, possibly with an internal line, and an arrow in a particular direction. A: Circle with horizontal line, arrow pointing up. B: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing left. C: Plain circle, arrow pointing left. D: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing right. E: Circle with diagonal line (top-left to bottom-right), arrow pointing down. F: Plain circle, arrow pointing up-right (diagonal).\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 4 - D\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the figure below. STRUCTURE OF THE IMAGE: The image is a 3x3 grid of figures (3 rows, 3 columns), with a six-option answer key (A-F) shown below the grid. The bottom-right cell of the 3x3 grid has a question mark (?) indicating a missing figure that needs to be deduced. Each figure in the grid consists of a main geometric shape (e.g., circle, square, triangle, etc.) and often one or more smaller shapes (e.g., small circles, squares, or stars) placed beside or inside it. Shapes are typically split into black and white sections, often diagonally or horizontally. GRID CONTENT: First Row (Top Row): First Cell: A tall rectangle divided diagonally from top-left to bottom-right (left half black, right white). A small white circle sits above it. Second Cell: A square divided diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (bottom-left black, top-right white). A small black circle sits to the left of the square. Third Cell: A tall rectangle, identical to the first, with a small white circle below the rectangle. Second Row (Middle Row): First Cell: A circle split horizontally in half (top half black, bottom half white). A small white star is on the right side. Second Cell: A circle split vertically in half (left half black, right white). A small white star is above it. Third Cell: A circle, again split horizontally (same as first), with the white star now on the left side. Third Row (Bottom Row): First Cell: A vertical diamond shape split diagonally (top half white, bottom black). A small white square is to the left of the diamond. Second Cell: A right-pointing triangle split diagonally (left half black, right white). A small white square is below the triangle. Third Cell: A question mark (this is the missing figure to be deduced). ANSWER OPTIONS (A–F): Each option is a figure with a main shape and a small white square positioned around it: A: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), with square to the left. B: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square below. C: Diamond shape (top white, bottom black), square on right. D: Right-pointing triangle (top white, bottom black), square below. E: Diamond shape (top black, bottom white), no small square. F: Right-pointing triangle (top black, bottom white), square on left.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 3 - C\n\nPlease indicate which is the best answer to complete the puzzle below. Puzzle Description: The puzzle is a 3x3 grid of black and white squares, each containing a distinct symbol or shape. The goal is to determine which symbol best completes the missing square (marked by a question mark ?) in the third column of the third row. Grid Layout: Each cell has a black or white background, and a central shape with a contrasting color (either black or white). Here's the layout of the 3x3 grid, row by row: Row 1: Cell 1: White circle with a black horizontal rectangle inside (centered). Cell 2: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black diamond. Cell 3: White square with a black star in the center. Row 2: Cell 1: Black background with a white square outline; inside is a black diamond. Cell 2: White background with a black circle containing a white star. Cell 3: White background with a question mark ? indicating the missing piece. Row 3: Cell 1: Black background with a white cross shape; inside the cross is a black star. Cell 2: White square with a black square inside. Cell 3: Black background with a white diamond. Answer Choices (Labeled A–F): Each choice is a black or white square with a symbol inside. Here's a breakdown: A: Black background with a white cross; black diamond inside. B: White background with a black cross; white diamond inside. C: Black background with a white square; white star inside. D: White background with a black cross; black square inside. E: Black background with a white cross; black star inside. F: Black circle with a white square inside.\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Main Cube (X) Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a distinct symbol: Top face: A thick black plus sign with round ends on each arm (a sort of \"medical cross\" shape). Front-left face: A Y-shaped structure with three round nodes at the ends of each branch. Front-right face: A vertical line with rounded dots at both ends (like a thick vertical barbell). Options (A to H) Each of the options (A through H) shows a cube with three visible faces, each displaying a symbol. The goal is to determine which of these could be a rotation of Cube X — meaning it shows the same three symbols in any orientation, but without showing any new or different symbols. Option A Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Same Y-shaped symbol as X. Front-right: An oval with an outline (not seen on X). Option B Top: A six-armed asterisk or snowflake shape (not seen on X). Front-left: Same vertical barbell symbol as X. Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option C Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Oval (not on X). Front-right: Y-shape (same as on X). Option D A box saying: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Option E Top: Six-armed asterisk (not on X). Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: An X shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option F Top: Same plus sign as X. Front-left: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-right: Oval (not on X). Option G Top: Vertical barbell (same as X). Front-left: Y-shape (same as X). Front-right: X-shape with rounded ends (not on X). Option H A box saying: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 8 - H\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X Description of Cube X: Cube X has three visible faces, each with a different image: Top face: a plus-shaped black symbol, with dots at the ends of each arm. Left face: a Y-shaped black symbol with rounded ends. Right face: a vertical bar with dots at both ends (like a dumbbell). Options: Each option (A to H) shows a cube with three visible faces. Only one may be a valid rotation of Cube X. Some options also include: D: A box with the text: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" H: A box with the text: \"I do not know the solution.\" Here are the visible faces for each cube: Option A: Top: bar with rounded ends (not vertical) Left: Y-shaped figure Right: Asterisk-like starburst symbol Option B: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Asterisk/starburst Right: Vertical bar with dots at ends (like Cube X) Option C: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: X-shaped figure Option E: Top: Y-shaped figure Left: Hollow oval ring Right: X-shaped figure Option F: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Vertical bar with dots Right: Hollow oval ring Option G: Top: Asterisk/starburst Left: Hollow oval ring Right: Y-shaped figure\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 5 - E\n\nAll the cubes below have a different image on each side. Select the choice that could represent a rotation of the cube labeled X The Task: You are given a cube labeled X and asked to find which one of the other cubes (A–C, E–G) could be a rotation of cube X. This means that the cube has the same symbols on the same faces, just oriented differently. Cube X Description: Cube X shows three visible faces, each with a different symbol: A face with a plus-sign made of thick black bars, arranged diagonally (like an \"X\"). A face with a Y-shaped symbol with thick dots at the ends. A face with a dumbbell-shaped symbol (a short line with dots at both ends). Answer Choices: Cube A: Shows: The dumbbell. The plus/X symbol. The Y-shape. Cube B: Shows: The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. A thick circle or ring (not on Cube X). Cube C: Shows: A different, more complex starburst-like symbol (not on Cube X). The dumbbell. The circle/ring. Cube D: States: \"None of the cubes could be a rotation.\" Cube E: Shows: A complex starburst. The plus/X symbol. The dumbbell. Cube F: Shows: A starburst symbol. The Y-shape. The circle/ring. Cube G: Shows: The dumbbell. A starburst. The plus/X symbol. Cube H: States: \"I do not know the solution.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - B\n  3 - C\n  4 - D\n  5 - E\n  6 - F\n  7 - G\n  8 - H\nAnswer: 2 - B\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word in capital letters (the synonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONCUR\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - acquiesce\n  2 - extricate\n  3 - divulge\n  4 - concoct\n  5 - ransack\nAnswer: 1 - acquiesce\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as CONFISCATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - harass\n  2 - repulse\n  3 - console\n  4 - appropriate\n  5 - congregate\nAnswer: 4 - appropriate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as SOLICIT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - purge\n  2 - spurn\n  3 - entrance\n  4 - exert\n  5 - beseech\nAnswer: 5 - beseech\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as FURTIVE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - ecstatic\n  2 - heinous\n  3 - stealthy\n  4 - flimsy\n  5 - facile\nAnswer: 3 - stealthy\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as ASTUTE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bizarre\n  2 - ascetic\n  3 - sagacious\n  4 - lineal\n  5 - irritable\nAnswer: 3 - sagacious\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as COVET\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - crave\n  2 - claim\n  3 - avenge\n  4 - clutch\n  5 - comply\nAnswer: 1 - crave\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as OSCILLATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - premeditate\n  2 - irradiate\n  3 - vacilate\n  4 - recapitulate\n  5 - furbish\nAnswer: 3 - vacilate\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDOLENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - contrite\n  2 - inexhaustible\n  3 - impervious\n  4 - arduous\n  5 - slothful\nAnswer: 5 - slothful\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as DISPARITY\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - despondency\n  2 - mediocrity\n  3 - serenity\n  4 - incongruity\n  5 - assiduity\nAnswer: 4 - incongruity\n\nSynonym: Select the word that is most nearly the same in meaning as INDIGENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - refractory\n  2 - fiscal\n  3 - destitute\n  4 - tolerable\n  5 - diligent\nAnswer: 3 - destitute\n\nEach of the 10 questions in the next task consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five words as the answer options. Please select the word that is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word in capital letters (the antonym ). Some of the questions may be challenging. Please complete them to the best of your ability. If you have no idea, please take your best guess. Click “Next” to go on to the first question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SATED\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - famished\n  2 - finished\n  3 - finicky\n  4 - fulfilled\n  5 - fortunate\nAnswer: 1 - famished\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to COMPLAISANT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - distasteful\n  2 - egoistical\n  3 - alone\n  4 - ugly\n  5 - recalcitrant\nAnswer: 5 - recalcitrant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ALOOF\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - happy\n  2 - deadly\n  3 - gregarious\n  4 - manly\n  5 - varied\nAnswer: 3 - gregarious\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to ABOMINATE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - adore\n  2 - despair\n  3 - abate\n  4 - deplore\n  5 - attach\nAnswer: 1 - adore\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VERBOSE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - garrulous\n  2 - magnificent\n  3 - grandiloquent\n  4 - taciturn\n  5 - calculating\nAnswer: 4 - taciturn\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to DEARTH\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - birth\n  2 - brevity\n  3 - abundance\n  4 - splendor\n  5 - renaissance\nAnswer: 3 - abundance\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to CORPULENT\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - sallow\n  2 - affiliated\n  3 - emaciated\n  4 - entrepreneur\n  5 - anemic\nAnswer: 5 - anemic\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to GERMANE\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - teutonic\n  2 - healthful\n  3 - irrelevant\n  4 - massive\n  5 - puny\nAnswer: 3 - irrelevant\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to VACUOUS\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - bankrupt\n  2 - loose\n  3 - livid\n  4 - superficial\n  5 - profound\nAnswer: 5 - profound\n\nAntonym: Select the word that is most nearly the opposite in meaning to SPORADIC\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - germinal\n  2 - antiseptic\n  3 - incessant\n  4 - summery\n  5 - wintry\nAnswer: 3 - incessant\n\nSuppose that it is true that: All the XAR's are YOF's. With this in mind, answer the following questions. If a glock is a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n\nIf a glock is not a XAR, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the glock is a YOF\n  2 - that it is certain that the glock is not a YOF\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the glock is a YOF or not\n\nIf a koy is a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nIf a koy is not a YOF, you can say:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - that it is certain that the koy is a XAR\n  2 - that it is certain that the koy is not a XAR\n  3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\nAnswer: 3 - that it is not certain whether the koy is a XAR or not\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of eight problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: All things that are smoked are good for the health. Premise 2: Cigarettes are smoked. Conclusion: Cigarettes are good for the health. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals love water. Premise 2: Plants do not love water. Conclusion: Plants are not animals. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All animals with four legs are dangerous. Premise 2: Poodles are not dangerous. Conclusion: Poodles do not have four legs. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All eastern countries are communist. Premise 2: China is not an eastern country. Conclusion: China is not communist. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise 1: All flowers have petals. Premise 2: Roses have petals. Conclusion: Roses are flowers. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All mammals swim. Premise 2: Whales are mammals. Conclusion: Whales swim. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: All unemployed people are poor. Premise 2: Rockefeller is not unemployed. Conclusion: Rockefeller is not poor. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nPremise I: All things that have a motor need oil. Premise 2: Bicycles need oil. Conclusion: Bicycles have motors. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 2 - No\n\nYou just answered 42 questions that measured your performance on various cognitive tests. How many of these questions do you think you answered correctly? Enter a whole number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 38.0\n\nHow many of these questions do you think you people from a representative sample of the US adult population would answer correctly, on average? Enter a number between 0 and 42.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 35.0\n\nThis completes this section. You will now move on to the next section.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this final section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to offer to another (anonymous) person a way to split the money. You would propose how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send them. Then, the other person would have to decide whether or not to accept your offer. If they accept your offer, you would each receive the amount specified in your offer. If they reject your offer, you would both receive nothing. In this scenario, how much would propose to keep for yourself and how much would you propose to send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each offer made by the sender, would you accept or reject the offer? If the person offers to keep $0 for themselves and send me $5:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $0 for other, $5 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $1 for themselves and send me $4:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $1 for other, $4 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $2 for themselves and send me $3:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $2 for other, $3 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $3 for themselves and send me $2:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $3 for other, $2 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $4 for themselves and send me $1:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $4 for other, $1 for me\n\nIf the person offers to keep $5 for themselves and send me $0:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n  2 - I would reject the offer: $0 for both\nAnswer: 1 - I would accept the offer: $5 for other, $0 for me\n\nPerson A was given tickets to lotteries involving the World Series. They won $50 in one lottery and $25 in the other. Person B was given a ticket to a single, larger World Series lottery. They won $75. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $100. They received a similar letter the same day from their state income tax authority saying they owed $50. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Person B received a letter from the IRS saying that they made a minor arithmetical mistake on their tax return and owed $150. There were no other repercussions from either mistake. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 1 - Person A\n\nPerson A bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $100. Also, in a freak accident, they damaged the rug in their apartment and had to pay the landlord $80. Person B bought their first New York State lottery ticket and won $20. Who was happier?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nPerson A's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $200 to repair the damage. The same day the car was damaged, they won $25 in the office football pool. Person B's car was damaged in a parking lot. They had to spend $175 to repair the damage. Who was more upset?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Person A\n  2 - Person B\nAnswer: 2 - Person B\n\nIn this section we will ask you a few questions about your personality. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nListed below are a number of statements concerning personal attributes and traits. Read each item and decide whether the statement is true or false as it pertains to your personally.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = FALSE\n  2 = TRUE\n1. It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n2. I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n3. On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n4. There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n5. No matter who I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n6. There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n7. I'm always willing to admit when I make a mistake\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n8. I sometimes try to get even rather than forgive and forget\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n9. I am always courteous, even to people who are disagreeable\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n10. I have never been irked when people expressed ideas different from my own\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n11. There have been times when I was quite jealous of the good fortune of others\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n12. I am sometimes irritated by people who ask favors of me\nAnswer: 2 - TRUE\n13. I have never deliberately said something that hurt someone's feelings\nAnswer: 1 - FALSE\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement accurately or inaccurately describes you.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Extremely inaccurate 1\n  2 = 2\n  3 = 3\n  4 = 4\n  5 = Neither inaccurate nor accurate 5\n  6 = 6\n  7 = 7\n  8 = 8\n  9 = Extremely accurate 9\n1. Organized\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n2. Efficient\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n3. Systematic\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n4. Practical\nAnswer: 8 - 8\n5. Disorganized\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Sloppy\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Inefficient\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Careless\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nHow much have you been bothered by each of the following symptoms over the past week?\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Not at all 0\n  2 = 1\n  3 = 2\n  4 = Severely - I barely could stand it 3\n1. Numbness or tingling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n2. Feeling hot\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n3. Wobbliness in legs\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n4. Unable to relax\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n5. Fear of the worst happening\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n6. Dizzy or lightheaded\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n7. Unsteady\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n8. Terrified\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n9. Nervous\nAnswer: 2 - 1\n10. Feeling of choking\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n11. Hands trembling\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n12. Shaky\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n13. Fear of losing control\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n14. Difficulty breathing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n15. Fear of dying\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n16. Scared\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n17. Indigestion or discomfort in abdomen\nAnswer: 3 - 2\n18. Faint\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n19. Face flushed\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n20. Sweating (not due to heat)\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n21. Heart pounding or racing\nAnswer: 1 - Not at all 0\n\nFollowing are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongy\n1. I'd rather depend on myself than others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n2. I rely on myself most of the time, I rarely rely on others\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n3. I often do my own thing\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n4. My personal identity, independent of others, is very important to me\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. It is important for me to do my job better than the others\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. Winning is everything\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n7. Competition is the law of nature\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. When another person does better than I do, I get tense and aroused\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n9. If a co-worker gets a prize, I would feel proud\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n10. The well-being of my coworkers is important to me\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. To me, pleasure is spending time with others\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n12. I feel good when I cooperate with others\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n13. Parents and children must stay together as much as possible\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n14. It is my duty to take care of my family, even when I have to sacrifice what I want\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n15. Family members should stick together, no matter what sacrifices are required\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongy\n16. It is important to me that I respect the decision made by my groups\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n\nIn this task we would like you to write about the type of person you aspire to be vs. the person you ought to be vs. the person you actually are. 1. Please describe the type of person you aspire to be. That is, write about the traits and behaviors you would like ideally to possess, your ultimate goals for yourself. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I moved to the country five years ago from a very urban area, partially because I aspire to be a person who is connected with the natural world and has time to work on self-enrichment and spiritual growth. I feel that screening out as much world-noise as is possible will help me achieve this.\n\n2. Please describe the type of person you ought to be . That is, write about the traits and behaviors attributes that you should or ought to possess, based on your responsibilities and what other people expect from you. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I ought to be someone who responds more to family demands and fits into family dynamics. I am not who I ought to be, as I have chosen to live ten hours away from my family's core. My siblings have all the responsibility of caring for our elderly mother. I ought to be living closer to help share that responsibility, but I value my solitude more.\n\n3. Please describe the type of person you actually are . That is, write about the traits and behaviors you actually possess. Please write at least 3 sentences.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: I think that I am a private person (as one sister once described me), and much prefer to be quiet and undisturbed. I find that as soon as I let most people into my life, things start getting complicated and chaotic. I cherish my solitude, which gives me time to pursue projects I am interested in (which I do with focus and a high degree of self-motivation). I am thoughtful in the true sense of the word, and am kind when given the opportunity to be.\n\nYou are now going to answer 20 questions that will test your financial literacy as well as your performance on various cognitive tests.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"A 15-year mortgage typically requires higher monthly payments than a 30-year mortgage, but the total interest paid over the life of the loan will be less.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nImagine that the interest rate on your saving account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - More than today with the money on this account\n  2 - Exactly the same as today with the money in this account\n  3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 3 - Less than today with the money in this account\n\nNormally, which asset described below displays the highest fluctuations over time?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Stocks\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"If you were to invest $1,000 in a stock mutual fund, it would be possible to have less than $1,000 when you withdraw your money.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nWhen an investor spreads their money among different assets, the risk of losing a lot of money:\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Increases\n  2 - Decreases\n  3 - Stays the same\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 2 - Decreases\n\nConsidering a long time period (for example 10 or 20 years), which asset described below normally gives the highest return?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Savings account\n  2 - Stocks\n  3 - Bonds\n  4 - Do not know\nAnswer: 1 - Savings account\n\nDo you think that the following statement is true or false? \"After age 70 and a half, you have to withdraw at least some money from your 401(k) plan or IRA.\"\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - True\n  2 - False\nAnswer: 1 - True\n\nSuppose you owe $3,000 on your credit card. You pay a minimum payment of $30 each month. At an Annual Percentage Rate of 12% (or 1% per month), how many years would it take to eliminate your credit card debt if you made no additional new charges? Enter a number of years, or \"never\" if the debt will never be eliminated.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: never\n\nImagine that we roll a fair, six-sided die 1,000 times. Out of 1,000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number? Which is the most likely outcome? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 500\n\nIn the BIG BUCKS LOTTERY, the chance of winning a $10.00 prize is 1%. What is your best guess about how many people would win a $10.00 prize if 1,000 people each buy a single ticket from BIG BUCKS? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a [blank]% chance of getting the disease. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 20\n\nIn the ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES, the chance of winning a car is 1 in 1,000. What percent of tickets of ACME PUBLISHING SWEEPSTAKES win a car? Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 10\n\nIf the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the disease out of 1,000? Enter a number from 0 to 1,000.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nIf it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets? Enter a number of minutes.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 100\n\nA bat and ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Enter a number in dollars.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 0.1\n\nIn a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake? Enter a number of days.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: 47\n\nYou are now going to receive a series of four problems. You must decide whether the stated conclusion follows logically from the premises or not. You must suppose that the premises are all true and limit yourself only to the information contained in these premises. Premise 1: If there is a postal strike, then unemployment will double. Premise 2: There is a postal strike. Conclusion: Unemployment will double. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If the winter is harsh, then there will be a flu epidemic. Premise 2: The winter is harsh. Conclusion: There will be a flu epidemic. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a car is a Honda, then it is expensive. Premise 2: A car is a Honda. Conclusion: The car is expensive. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nPremise 1: If a person eats hamburgers, then they will get cancer. Premise 2: A person eats hamburgers. Conclusion: The person will get cancer. Does the conclusion follow logically from the premises ?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nOn this page, starting with the word candle, your job is to write down the next word that follows in your mind from the previous word. Please put down only single words, and do not use proper nouns (such as names, brands, etc.). There is no right or wrong answer, just write the words as they come to your mind.\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nword 1: candle\nword 2: flame\nword 3: fire\nword 4: wood\nword 5: tree\nword 6: leaves\nword 7: green\nword 8: sun\nword 9: stars\nword 10: moon\nword 11: light\nword 12: candle\nword 13: wax\nword 14: bee\nword 15: honey\nword 16: sweet\nword 17: tea\nword 18: leaves\nword 19: cup\nword 20: saucer\n\nIn this section, you will be asked various questions about your opinions and preferences. In order to help you pace yourself, the \"next\" button will appear only after a few seconds in each question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nThe following 6 questions will concern amounts of money you may receive in the future. In particular, these questions will concern amounts of money that you may receive after some delay, for example $5 received in 10 days’ time.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$3.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$4.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$5.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 6 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$4.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$6.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.25 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.50 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$7.75 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 6 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$5.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$6.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$7.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$8.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.25 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.50 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$9.75 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$10.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 7 weeks:$11.00 in 5 weeks\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $6.00 in 1 week:$3.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $6.00 in 1 week:$4.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $6.00 in 1 week:$5.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $6.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. $6.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $8.00 in 1 week:$4.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $8.00 in 1 week:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $8.00 in 1 week:$6.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $8.00 in 1 week:$7.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $8.00 in 1 week:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. $8.00 in 1 week:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nPlease choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$5.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$6.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$7.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$8.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.00 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.25 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.50 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$9.75 now\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$10.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. $10.00 in 2 weeks:$11.00 now\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn the next few questions, you will be asked to consider various lottery tickets. These lotteries will be represented in the following way: This lottery ticket has a 60% chance of winning $5 and a 40% chance of winning $3. This is just an illustration, click next to move to the next question.\n[Descriptive Information]\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $6 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$0.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$1.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$1.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$1.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$1.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$2.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$2.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$2.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $8 and a 50% chance of winning $2. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of winning $10 and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:$2.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery:$3.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery:$3.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n4. Lottery:$3.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n5. Lottery:$3.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n6. Lottery:$4.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n7. Lottery:$4.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n8. Lottery:$4.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n9. Lottery:$4.75\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n10. Lottery:$5.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n11. Lottery:$5.25\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n12. Lottery:$5.50\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n13. Lottery:$6.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n14. Lottery:$7.00\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $6 (as indicated by the minus sign before $6) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$4.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$3.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$3.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$3.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$2.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$2.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$2.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$1.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 and a 50% chance of LOSING $2 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8 and $2). Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $10 (as indicated by the minus sign before $10) and a 50% chance of winning $0. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for certain amounts of money. The alternative also involves losing money, as indicated by the minus sign. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left stays the same while the option on the right gets better as one goes down the list. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery:-$7.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n2. Lottery:-$7.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n3. Lottery:-$6.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery:-$6.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery:-$6.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery:-$6.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery:-$5.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery:-$5.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery:-$5.25\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery:-$5.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery:-$4.75\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery:-$4.50\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery:-$4.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery:-$3.00\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nIn this question, the LOTTERY is a 50% chance of LOSING $8 (as indicated by the minus sign before $8) and a 50% chance of winning a value x. Suppose you are given the option to exchange this lottery for the certainty of winning $0. Please choose between the following options. For each line in the list, you must choose between the option on the left and the option on the right. Note that on each line, the option on the left gets better as one goes down the list while the option on the right stays the same. You can select the option you would prefer receiving by clicking on the button next to that option.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = 1\n  2 = 2\n1. Lottery with x=$7.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n2. Lottery with x=$8.00:$0\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n3. Lottery with x=$9.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n4. Lottery with x=$10.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n5. Lottery with x=$11.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n6. Lottery with x=$12.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n7. Lottery with x=$13.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n8. Lottery with x=$14.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n9. Lottery with x=$15.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n10. Lottery with x=$16.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n11. Lottery with x=$17.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n12. Lottery with x=$18.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n13. Lottery with x=$19.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n14. Lottery with x=$20.00:$0\nAnswer: 1 - 1\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to decide how much of this money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any amount you send to the other person would then be tripled. That is, if you send $1, this becomes $3. If you send $2, this becomes $6, etc. Then, the other person would have to decide how much of that money to keep and how much to return to you. That is, if you send $1, this would become $3 and the other person would have to decide how much of this $3 to keep for themself and how much to send back to you. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\n\nSuppose now that you are playing this game as the other person, i.e., the receiver. For each amount that you may receive, how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person? If the person sends me $5 (which would become $15):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $15 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $14 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $13 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  14 - I would keep $13 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  15 - I would keep $14 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  16 - I would keep $15 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $4 (which would become $12):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $12 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $11 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $10 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  11 - I would keep $10 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  12 - I would keep $11 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  13 - I would keep $12 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $3 (which would become $9):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $9 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $8 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $7 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  8 - I would keep $7 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  9 - I would keep $8 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  10 - I would keep $9 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $2 (which would become $6):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $6 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $5 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $4 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  6 - I would keep $5 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  7 - I would keep $6 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 5 - I would keep $4 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n\nIf the person sends me $1 (which would become $3):\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I would keep $0 for myself and send $3 to the other person.\n  2 - I would keep $1 for myself and send $2 to the other person.\n  3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n  4 - I would keep $3 for myself and send $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 3 - I would keep $2 for myself and send $1 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person, and when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. First, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I would send some money back to a person because they sent something to me.\nThought 2: I would send half of what a person sent to me as recompense.\nThought 3: I would be less apt to send money to someone if I didn't get anything from them.\nThought 4: The fact that they are anonymous helps with all decisions.\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nSecond, please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much would you keep for yourself and how much would send back to the other person:\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: I would always keep more for myself.\nThought 2: This sounds selfish, but I was never given anything in life and am hesitant to do the same.\nThought 3: Again the fact that they are anonymous helped me decide to keep more for myself.\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which it is true or untrue.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Definitely untrue\n  2 = Not true\n  3 = Probably not true\n  4 = Neither true nor untrue\n  5 = Probably true\n  6 = True\n  7 = Definitely true\n1. I prefer to work without instructions from others\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n2. Rules and regulations are helpful and necessary for me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n3. For me, it is very important to carry out the obligations placed on me\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n4. I generally solve problems creatively\nAnswer: 5 - Probably true\n5. I’m not bothered about reviewing or checking things really closely\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n6. I like to do things in a new way\nAnswer: 4 - Neither true nor untrue\n7. I always try to make my work as accurate and error-free as possible\nAnswer: 7 - Definitely true\n8. I like trying out lots of different things, and am often successful in doing so\nAnswer: 6 - True\n9. It is important to me that my achievements are recognized and valued by other people\nAnswer: 1 - Definitely untrue\n10. I often think about what other people expect of me\nAnswer: 3 - Probably not true\n\nWhich of the following best describes your spending habits?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Tightwad (difficulty spending money) 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - 5\n  6 - About the same or neither 6\n  7 - 7\n  8 - 8\n  9 - 9\n  10 - 10\n  11 - Spendthrift (difficulty controlling spending) 11\nAnswer: 7 - 7\n\nSome people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nOther people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Never\n  2 - Rarely\n  3 - Sometimes\n  4 - Often\n  5 - Always\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\n\nFollowing is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \"one-day-only-sale\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Mr. A 1\n  2 - 2\n  3 - About the same or neither 3\n  4 - 4\n  5 - Mr. B 5\nAnswer: 2 - 2\n\nThis page contains groups of statements. After reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel sad\n  2 - I feel sad\n  3 - I am sad all the time and I can't snap out of it\n  4 - I am so sad or unhappy that I can't stand it\nAnswer: 2 - I feel sad\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am not particularly discouraged about the future\n  2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n  3 - I feel that I have nothing to look forward to\n  4 - I feel that the future is hopeless and that things cannot improve\nAnswer: 2 - I feel discouraged about the future\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel like a failure\n  2 - I feel that I have failed more than the average person\n  3 - As I look back on my life, all I can see is a lot of failures\n  4 - I feel I am a complete failure as a person\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel like a failure\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n  2 - I don't enjoy things the way I used to\n  3 - I don't get real satisfaction out of anything anymore\n  4 - I am dissatisfied or bored with everything\nAnswer: 1 - I get as much satisfaction out of things as I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n  2 - I feel guilty a good part of the time\n  3 - I feel guilty most of the time\n  4 - I feel guilty all the time\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel particularly guilty\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n  2 - I feel I may be punished\n  3 - I expect to be punished\n  4 - I feel I am being punished\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am being punished\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n  2 - I feel disappointed in myself\n  3 - I am disgusted with myself\n  4 - I hate myself\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel disappointed in myself\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n  2 - I am critical of myself for my weaknesses or mistakes\n  3 - I blame myself all the time for my faults\n  4 - I blame myself for everything bad that happens\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel I am worse than anybody else\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't cry any more than usual\n  2 - I cry more than I used to\n  3 - I cry all the time now\n  4 - I used to be able to cry, but now I can't cry even though I want to\nAnswer: 2 - I cry more than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more irritated now than I ever am\n  2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n  3 - I feel irritated all the time now\n  4 - I don't get irrirtted at all by the things that used to irritate me\nAnswer: 2 - I get annoyed or irritated more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not lost interest in other people\n  2 - I am less interested in other people than I used to be\n  3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n  4 - I have lost all of my interest in other people\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost most of my interest in other people\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n  2 - I put off making decisions more than I used to\n  3 - I have greater difficulty in making decisions than before\n  4 - I can't make decisions at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - I make decisions about as well as I ever could\n\nAfter reading each group of statements carefully, choose the one statement which best describes the way you have been feeling in the past week, including today . If several statements within a group seem to apply equally well, select each one. Be sure to read all the statements in each group before making your choice .\n[Descriptive Information]\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n  2 - I don’t consider myself as worthwhile and useful as I used to\n  3 - I feel more worthless as compared to other people\n  4 - I feel utterly worthless\nAnswer: 1 - I don't feel that I am worthless\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can work about as well as before\n  2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n  3 - I have to push myself very hard to do anything\n  4 - I can’t do any work at all\nAnswer: 2 - It takes an extra effort to get started at doing something\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I can sleep as well as usual\n  2 - I don’t sleep as well as usual\n  3 - I wake up 1-2 hours earlier than usual and find it hard to get back to sleep\n  4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\nAnswer: 4 - I wake up several hours earlier than I used to and cannot get back to sleep\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I don’t get more tired than usual\n  2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n  3 - I get tired from doing almost anything\n  4 - I am too tired to do anything\nAnswer: 2 - I get tired more easily than I used to\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n  2 - My appetite is not as good as it used to be\n  3 - My appetite is much worse now\n  4 - I have no appetite at all anymore\nAnswer: 1 - My appetite is no worse than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I haven’t lost much weight, if any, lately\n  2 - I have lost more than 5 pounds\n  3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n  4 - I have lost more than 15 pounds\nAnswer: 3 - I have lost more than 10 pounds\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n  2 - I am worried about physical problems such as aches and pains; or upset stomach; or constipation\n  3 - I am very worried about physical problems and it’s hard to think of much else\n  4 - I am so worried about my physical problems that I cannot think about anything else\nAnswer: 1 - I am no more worried about my health than usual\n\n\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - I have not noticed any recent change in my interest in sex\n  2 - I am less interested in sex than I used to be\n  3 - I am much less interested in sex now\n  4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\nAnswer: 4 - I have lost interest in sex completely\n\nI am purposely trying to lose weight by eating less\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes\n  2 - No\nAnswer: 1 - Yes\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which you agree or disagree with that statement.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I often combine possessions in such a way that I create a personal image that cannot be duplicated.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I often try to find a more interesting version of run-of-the-mill products because I enjoy being original.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n4. Having an eye for products that are interesting and unusual assists me in establishing a distinctive image.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. When it comes to the products I buy and the situations in which I use them, I have broken customs and rules.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I have often violated the understood rules of my social group regarding what to buy or own.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n7. I have often gone against the understood rules of my social group regarding when and how certain products are properly used.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n8. I enjoy challenging the prevailing taste of people I know by buying something they would not seem to accept.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. When a product I own becomes popular among the general population, I begin to use it less.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n11. As a rule, I dislike products or brands that are customarily bought by everyone.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nHere are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. Please indicate next to each statement the extent to which that statement is true or false.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Certainly, always false\n  2 = Generally false\n  3 = Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n  4 = Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n  5 = Generally true\n  6 = Certainly, always true\n1. In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n2. I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n3. When I feel that the image I am portraying isn't working, I can readily change it to something that does.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n4. I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n5. I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n6. Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n7. Once I know what the situation calls for, it's easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly.\nAnswer: 3 - Somewhat false, but with exceptions\n8. I am often able to read people's true emotions correctly through their eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n9. In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I'm conversing with.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n10. My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others' emotions and motives.\nAnswer: 4 - Somewhat true, but with exceptions\n11. I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n12. I can usually tell when I've said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener's eyes.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n13. If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person's manner of expression.\nAnswer: 5 - Generally true\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. My beliefs about myself often conflict with one another.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n2. On one day I might have one opinion of myself and on another day I might have a different opinion.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n3. I spend a lot of time wondering about what kind of person I really am.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n4. Sometimes I feel that I am not really the person that I appear to be.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n5. When I think about the kind of person I have been in the past, I'm not sure what I was really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n6. I seldom experience conflict between the different aspects of my personality.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n7. Sometimes I think I know other people better than I know myself.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n8. My beliefs about myself seem to change very frequently.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n9. If I were asked to describe my personality, my description might end up being different from one day to another day.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. Even if I wanted to, I don't think I would tell someone what I'm really like.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n11. In general, I have a clear sense of who I am and what I am.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n12. It is often hard for me to make up my mind about things because I don't really know what I want.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. I don’t like situations that are uncertain.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n2. I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n3. I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. I feel uncomfortable when I don’t understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.\nAnswer: 2 - Disagree a little\n6. I don’t like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n7. When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n8. When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n9. I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n10. I don’t like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.\nAnswer: 3 - Neither agree nor disagree\n11. I dislike it when a person’s statement could mean many different things.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n12. I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n13. I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n14. I do not usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n15. I dislike unpredictable situations.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n\nPlease indicate your agreement with each of the following statements about yourself.\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n  1 = Disagree strongly\n  2 = Disagree a little\n  3 = Neither agree nor disagree\n  4 = Agree a little\n  5 = Agree strongly\n1. When I am in the car listening to the radio, I often check other stations to see if something better is playing, even if I am relatively satisfied with what I’m listening to.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n2. No matter how satisfied I am with my job, it’s only right for me to be on the lookout for better opportunities.\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\n3. I often find it difficult to shop for a gift for a friend.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n4. When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.\nAnswer: 4 - Agree a little\n5. No matter what I do, I have the highest standards for myself.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n6. I never settle for second best.\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\n\nImagine you see a number of cards from a set of cards. Each card in the set has a capital letter on one side and a number on the other. Naturally, only one side is visible in each case. For the set of cards, a rule has been stated: If there is an A on the letter side of the card, then there is a 3 on the number side. Four cards were drawn. Below is the information visible for each card (letter or number). Which of the following card(s) would have to be turned over in order to test the truth or falsity of the rule?\nQuestion Type: Multiple Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - A\n  2 - F\n  3 - 3\n  4 - 7\nAnswer: 1 - A\n\nSuppose you were given $5 and had to split the money between yourself and another (anonymous) person. You and you only would decide how to split the money, the other person would need to accept your offer. In this scenario, how much would keep for yourself and how much would you send to the other person?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - $0 for myself, $5 to the other person.\n  2 - $1 for myself, $4 to the other person.\n  3 - $2 for myself, $3 to the other person.\n  4 - $3 for myself, $2 to the other person.\n  5 - $4 for myself, $1 to the other person.\n  6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\nAnswer: 6 - $5 for myself, $0 to the other person.\n\nWe are now interested in what you were thinking about while deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person. Any thought is fine; simply list what it was that you were thinking about while answering the questions. Below, please write down the first thought that you had in the first box, the second thought you had in the second box, etc. Please write only one idea per box. You should try to write only the thoughts that you were thinking during the task. Please state your thoughts concisely...one phrase is sufficient. Ignore spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Please be completely honest and list all of thoughts that you had. Don't worry if you don't fill every space. Just write down whatever thoughts you had while making the decision. Please list the thoughts you had when deciding how much of the money to keep for yourself and how much to send to another (anonymous) person :\nQuestion Type: Text Entry (Form)\nThought 1: That person could have more money than me and need mine less.\nThought 2: I don't know this person and don't owe them anything.\nThought 3: I don't have a compelling reason to share.\nThought 4: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 5: [No Answer Provided]\nThought 6: [No Answer Provided]\n\n\n\n## PRICING EVIDENCE ROUTER (ANSWER-BLIND)\nThe following evidence was extracted only from non-holdout source questions. It is a set of soft, falsifiable priors, not a known motive or target answer. For EACH product, route only relevant channels. Preserve counterevidence and conflicts; missing category need is neutral. Do not infer pet ownership, medical need, diet, alcohol use, or a fixed yes/no mapping when the profile does not support it. Treat the two channels as separate soft priors unless an explicit tested interaction rule follows.\n[{\"candidate_transformation\": \"Stronger spending restraint should raise the purchase threshold, especially for discretionary products; spendthrift tendencies may lower it. Preserve conflicts.\", \"channel_id\": \"spending_restraint\", \"definition\": \"general ease or discomfort with discretionary spending\", \"scope\": \"global price sensitivity with product-necessity moderation\", \"source_evidence\": [\"Which of the following best describes your spending habits?\\nAnswer: 7 - 7\", \"Some people have trouble limiting their spending: they often spend money - for example on clothes, meals, vacations - when they would do better not to. How well does the first description fit you? That is, do you have trouble limiting your spending?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Other people have trouble spending money. Perhaps because spending money makes them anxious, they often don't spend money on things they should spend it on. How well does the second description fit you? That is, do you have trouble spending money?\\nAnswer: 3 - Sometimes\", \"Following is a scenario describing the behavior of two shoppers. After reading about each shopper, please answer the question that follows. Mr. A is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. A sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He realizes that he doesn't need anything, yet can't resist and ends up spending almost $100 on stuff. Mr. B is accompanying a good friend who is on a shopping spree at a local mall. When they enter a large department store, Mr. B sees that the store has a \\\"one-day-only-sale\\\" where everything is priced 10-60% off. He figures that he can get great deals on many items that he needs, yet the thought of spending the money keeps him from buying the stuff. In terms of your own behavior, who are you more similar to, Mr. A or Mr. B?\\nAnswer: 2 - 2\"]}, {\"candidate_transformation\": \"Strong distinctiveness seeking may reduce attraction to commonplace brands and increase attraction to unusual products. It does not imply willingness to pay.\", \"channel_id\": \"brand_distinctiveness\", \"definition\": \"preference for distinctive versus mainstream products and brands\", \"scope\": \"brand/product identity, moderated by category need and price\", \"source_evidence\": [\"3. I actively seek to develop my personal uniqueness by buying special products or brands.\\nAnswer: 1 - Disagree strongly\", \"10. I often try to avoid products or brands that I know are bought by the general population.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\", \"12. The more commonplace a product or brand is among the general population, the less interested I am in buying it.\\nAnswer: 5 - Agree strongly\"]}]\n\n---\n## NEW WAVE-4 PRICING QUESTIONS (ANSWERS MASKED)\nPlease answer the following questions as if you were taking this survey. The expected output is a JSON object and the format is provided in the end. \n---\n\nQ1:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Drinks. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Kool Aid Jammers Variety Pack with Tropical Punch, Grape & Cherry Kids Drink 0% Juice Box Pouches, 30 Ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $11.63. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ2:\nPlease consider the following product category: Baby Milk and Milk Flavoring. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Horizon Organic Shelf-Stable Whole Milk Boxes, 8 oz., 12 Pack. The product is priced at: $5.59. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ3:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pet Supplies - Dog Food. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Dog Chow Complete, Dry Dog Food for Adult Dogs High Protein, Real Chicken, 44 lb Bag. The product is priced at: $29.17. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ4:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Potato Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Lay's Classic Potato Snack Chips, Party Size, 13 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $4.35. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ5:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cereal - Ready to Eat. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Breakfast Cereal, Crispy Cinnamon Cereal, Family Size, 18.8 oz. The product is priced at: $3.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ6:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Carbonated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $9.91. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ7:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bottled Water. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: OZARKA Brand 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9-ounce plastic bottles (Pack of 35). The product is priced at: $11.98. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ8:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soft Drinks - Low Calorie. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 6 Pack Cans. The product is priced at: $6.22. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ9:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Italian Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara Frozen Meal, 9 Oz Box. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ10:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Novelties. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Pop-Ice Assorted Fruit Freezer Ice Pops, Gluten-Free Snack, 1.5 oz, 80 Count Fruit Pops. The product is priced at: $3.70. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ11:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Bacon. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Fully Cooked Original Bacon, 2.52 oz Box. The product is priced at: $6.83. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ12:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Entrees. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: John Soules Foods Chicken Breast Fajita Strips, Refrigerated, 16oz, 18g Protein per 3oz Serving Size. The product is priced at: $10.76. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ13:\nPlease consider the following product category: Refrigerated Deli Meats. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Goya Cooked Ham 16 oz. The product is priced at: $12.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ14:\nPlease consider the following product category: Dairy - Milk - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value Milk Whole Vitamin D Gallon. The product is priced at: $5.49. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ15:\nPlease consider the following product category: Bakery - Fresh Cakes. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz. The product is priced at: $1.07. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ16:\nPlease consider the following product category: Beer. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Stella Artois Lager, 12 Pack, 11.2 fl oz Glass Bottles, 5% ABV, Domestic Beer. The product is priced at: $15.73. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ17:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cleaning Supplies. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: ARM & HAMMER Pure Baking Soda, For Baking, Cleaning & Deodorizing, 1 lb Box. The product is priced at: $1.54. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ18:\nPlease consider the following product category: Toilet Tissue. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 9 Mega Rolls, Soft and Strong Toilet Tissue. The product is priced at: $13.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ19:\nPlease consider the following product category: Paper Towels. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bounty Select-a-Size Paper Towels, 12 Double Rolls, White. The product is priced at: $44.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ20:\nPlease consider the following product category: Batteries. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Duracell Coppertop AA Battery, Long Lasting Double A Batteries, 16 Pack. The product is priced at: $28.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ21:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fruit Juice. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Capri Sun Variety Pack with Fruit Punch, Strawberry Kiwi & Pacific Cooler Juice Box Pouches, 30 ct Box, 6 fl oz Pouches. The product is priced at: $1.89. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ22:\nPlease consider the following product category: Soup. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Maruchan Ramen Noodle Chicken Flavor Soup, 3 Oz, 12 Count Shelf Stable Package. The product is priced at: $0.00. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ23:\nPlease consider the following product category: Cat Food - Wet Type. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Purina Fancy Feast Chicken Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - 3 oz. Can. The product is priced at: $0.88. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ24:\nPlease consider the following product category: Snacks - Tortilla Chips. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Snack Chips, Party Size, 14.5 oz Bag. The product is priced at: $5.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ25:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ground and Whole Bean Coffee. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Folgers Classic Roast Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 40.3-Ounce Canister. The product is priced at: $7.94. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ26:\nPlease consider the following product category: Candy - Non-Chocolate. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: HARIBO Goldbears Original Gummy Bears, 28.8oz Stand Up Bag. The product is priced at: $11.66. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ27:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frozen Foods. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Great Value All Natural Chicken Wing Sections, 4 lb (Frozen). The product is priced at: $20.77. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ28:\nPlease consider the following product category: Ice Cream. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Haagen Dazs Coffee Ice Cream, Gluten Free, Kosher, 14.0 oz. The product is priced at: $8.36. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ29:\nPlease consider the following product category: Frankfurters - Refrigerated. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Oscar Mayer Classic Uncured Beef Franks Hot Dogs, 10 ct Pack. The product is priced at: $1.58. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ30:\nPlease consider the following product category: Fresh Eggs. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Eggland's Best Classic Extra Large White Eggs, 12 count. The product is priced at: $5.72. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ31:\nPlease consider the following product category: Light Beer (Low Calorie/Alcohol). Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Bud Light Beer, 24 Pack, 12 fl oz Aluminum Cans, 4.2% ABV, Domestic Lager. The product is priced at: $41.96. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nQ32:\nPlease consider the following product category: Pain Remedies - Headache. Suppose you are in a grocery store, and you see the following product in that category: Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets with 500 mg Acetaminophen, 100 Ct. The product is priced at: $19.75. Would you or would you not purchase this product?\n\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n  1 - Yes, I would purchase the product\n  2 - No, I would not purchase the product\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\n### Format Instructions:\nIn order to facilitate the postprocessing, you should generate string that can be parsed into a valid JSON object with the following format:\n{\n    \"Q1\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    \"Q2\": {\n    \"Question Type\": \"XX\",\n    \"Answers\": {\n        see below\n    } \n    },\n    ....\n}\n\nThe question type can be one of the following:\n1. Matrix \nFor Matrix questions, the answers should include two lists, one for the selected positions and one for the selected texts.\nFor example, \n\nWould you support or oppose...\nQuestion Type: Matrix\nOptions:\n1 = Strongly oppose\n2 = Somewhat oppose\n3 = Neither oppose nor support\n4 = Somewhat support\n5 = Strongly support\n1. Placing a tax on carbon emissions?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n2. Ensuring 40% of all new clean energy infrastructure development spending goes to low-income communities?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n3. Federal investments to ensure a carbon-pollution free electricity sector by 2035?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n4. A 'Medicare for All' system in which all Americans would get healthcare from a government-run plan?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n5. A 'public option', which would allow Americans to buy into a government-run healthcare plan if they choose to do so?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n6. Immigration reforms that would provide a path to U.S. citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n7. A law that requires companies to provide paid family leave for parents?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n8. A 2% tax on the assets of individuals with a net worth of more than $50 million?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n9. Increasing deportations for those in the US illegally?\nAnswer: [Masked]\n10. Offering seniors healthcare vouchers to purchase private healthcare plans in place of traditional medicare coverage?\nAnswer: [Masked] \n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],\n        \"SelectedText\": [\"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\", \"Strongly oppose\", \"Somewhat oppose\", \"Neither oppose nor support\", \"Somewhat support\", \"Strongly support\"]\n    }\n}\n\n2. Single Choice\nFor Single Choice questions, the answers should include the selected position and the selected text.\nFor example,\n\nImagine that the U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual disease, which is expected to kill 600 people. Two alternative programs to combat the disease have been proposed. Assume that the exact scientific estimate of the consequences of the programs are as follows: If Program A is adopted, 400 people will die. If Program B is adopted, there is 1/3 probability that nobody people will die, and 2/3 probability that 600 people be die. Which of the two programs would you favor?\nQuestion Type: Single Choice\nOptions:\n1 - I strongly favor program A\n2 - I favor program A\n3 - I slightly favor program A\n4 - I slightly favor program B\n5 - I favor program B\n6 - I strongly favor program B\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"SelectedByPosition\": 1,\n        \"SelectedText\": \"I strongly favor program A\"\n    }\n}\n    \n3. Slider \nFor Slider questions, the answers should simply include the a list of answers. \nFor example,\n\nA panel of psychologist have interviewed and administered personality tests to 30 engineers and 70 lawyers, all successful in their respective fields. On the basis of this information, thumbnail descriptions of the 30 engineers and 70 lawyers have been written. Below is one description, chosen at random from the 100 available descriptions. Jack is a 45-year-old man. He is married and has four children. He is generally conservative, careful, and ambitious. He shows no interest in political and social issues and spends most of his free time on his many hobbies which include home carpentry, sailing, and mathematical puzzles. The probability that Jack is one of the 30 engineers in the sample of 100 is ___%. Please indicate the probability on a scale from 0 to 100.\nQuestion Type: Slider\n1. [No Statement Needed]\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Values\": [\"55\"],\n    }\n}\n\n4. Text Entry\nFor Text Entry questions, the answers should simply include the text.\nFor example,\n\nQuestion Type: Text Entry\nAnswer: [Masked]\n\nExamples Answers:\n{\n    \"Answers\": {\n        \"Text\": \"70\"\n    }\n}\n"}}