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  1. Imagine you have to solve a challenging task for which you don't have a clear procedure. What will you do first?
  2. When you face failure, how do you usually react to it?
  3. How do you react when you find yourself in a conflict between two opposing viewpoints?
  4. When you are deciding between two options, what factor do you most often weigh?
  5. How do you feel when you have to face an unpredictable situation?
  1. When you find yourself in a situation that makes you nervous, how do you most often react?
  2. How do you approach unexpected changes in life?
  3. How would your loved ones describe you when you are facing great stress?
  4. If something doesn't go according to your expectations, what is your first reaction?
  5. If someone nearby is experiencing a strong emotion (sadness, anger), how do you react?
  1. Imagine that your close friend is going through a tough time, but they are not talking about it directly. How do you respond?
  2. You see a person who looks upset in public and clearly needs help, but no one else is reacting. What will you do?
  3. You are working in a team and one colleague is obviously experiencing stress. How do you react?
  4. Your friend is talking to you about something that is very important to him, but you consider it trivial. How do you react?
  5. Your acquaintance will make a mistake that could cost him dearly, but you know he can still correct it. How will you let him know?
  1. Imagine you are facing an important decision, but you feel strong uncertainty. What will you do first?
  2. When choosing between two options, you are more influenced by...
  3. When you make a decision that you later regret, how do you react?
  4. How do you react when a strong emotion (e.g. anger, joy, fear) influences your decision-making?
  5. Which scenario is closest to you when resolving a conflict situation?

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