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Questions with Sliders

For these questions, you'll be positioning a slider along a continuum of responses. On each slider is a green thumb you can drag with the mouse.

Please use the mouse to drag the thumb to indicate how you feel about the statement or question that we present. Each end point on the slider is labeled. The closer to a given end you place the thumb, the better that end describes how you feel, are, or would react. You can move the thumb to these end points, or any point in between, to express your answer.

drag the thumb using your mouse:

Questions with Grids

The grid questions are similar to the slider questions, but your response will be in two dimensions. Please be sure to look at both dimensions when placing the indicator on the grid.

All four edges of the grid are labeled with one opinion or feeling. Labels on opposite edges represent related, often opposite feelings.

The grids let you represent a range of possible reactions and emotions. The closer to a given edge you place the pointer, the better that edge describes how you feel, are, or would react.

Please feel free to position the indicator anywhere on the entire grid - just locate the point that fits you the best. The red lines that follow the pointer allow you to see where you're positioning yourself on each axis.

You may find it easier to consider the horizontal and vertical axes separately - e.g. move the indicator to the best horizontal position first, and then adjust the vertical position afterwards.

drag the thumb to using your mouse, e.g. if you are cautious and an idealist, use:

Questions with Buckets

For these questions, you'll be assigning a fixed amount of a resource to each of several options.

Each question has several sliders. As you move one of the sliders, it uses up the liquid in the big bucket - keep moving the sliders until the big bucket is empty. You can distribute your answer any way you'd like. You don't have to use all of the possible options when you're answering each question, please consider all of them before moving on to the next question.

Keep allocating among the choices until the big bucket is empty: