Demo assessment value catalogue

Paper-derived personality scales, personal values, and belief values used by Ciao.

This demo page describes the values surfaced by Ciao's Measures of Your Personality and Personal Values and Beliefs surveys.

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Source notes

Personality values come from the AMBI scale definitions audited against Yarkoni (2010).
Belief values come from the PI-99 primal world beliefs structure used in the local papers.
Personal value labels and groupings follow the app's PVQ-RR source definitions.

The personality catalogue is generated from the AMBI scale definitions audited against Appendix B of Yarkoni (2010). Each row shows the user-facing value name, the source scale label, and a compact description.

Revised NEO Personality Inventory

No.	Value	Paper label	Description
1	Anxiety	Anxiety	Tendency to feel fear over anticipated (or possible) future events
2	Angry/Hostility	Angry Hostility	Tendency to have strong negative reactions to perceived harm or threat
3	Low Mood	Depression	Tendency to feel sadness, negative mood, and/or low interest in activities
4	Self-Consciousness	Self-Consciousness	Tendency to be shy or embarrassed about one's behavior or appearance
5	Impulsiveness	Impulsiveness	Tendency to act without thinking of the consequences
6	Vulnerability	Vulnerability	Tendency to lose composure when faced with stressful circumstances
7	Warmth	Warmth	Tendency to make connections with others by showing interest and kindness
8	Gregariousness	Gregariousness	Tendency to prefer (and seek out) stimulating social activities
9	Assertiveness	Assertiveness	Tendency to take charge and to make one's opinions known
10	Activity	Activity	Tendency to have a lot of energy and to prefer an active lifestyle
11	Excitement-Seeking	Excitement-Seeking	Tendency to prefer stimulating activities
12	Positive Emotions	Positive Emotions	Tendency to be happy and enthusiastic
13	Fantasy	Fantasy	Tendency to have an active imagination and capacity for creativity
14	Aesthetics	Aesthetics	Tendency to appreciate art (of various types) and natural beauty
15	Feelings	Feelings	Capacity to understand and recognize emotions (in oneself and others)
16	Actions	Actions	Tendency to prefer new experiences over familiar ones
17	Ideas	Ideas	Tendency to be intellectually curious
18	Values	Values	Tendency to be liberal and tolerant
19	Trust	Trust	Tendency to trust others and expect good intentions
20	Straightforwardness	Straightforwardness	Tendency to be honest and act with transparency
21	Altruism	Altruism	Tendency to be helpful, selfless, and generous
22	Compliance	Compliance	Tendency to be cooperative
23	Low Attention-Seeking	Modesty	Tendency to avoid attention and not make one's strengths known to others
24	Tender-Mindedness	Tender-Mindedness	Tendency to be compassionate and empathetic
25	Competence	Competence	Capacity to handle tasks successfully
26	Order	Order	Tendency to stay organized
27	Dutifulness	Dutifulness	Tendency to meet one's obligations
28	Achievement-Striving	Achievement Striving	Tendency to be ambitiously goal oriented
29	Self-Discipline	Self-Discipline	Capacity to resist temptations for the sake of long-term goals
30	Deliberation	Deliberation	Tendency to use careful judgment and to plan before proceeding

HEXACO Personality Inventory

No.	Value	Paper label	Description
31	Sincerity	Sincerity	Tendency to be genuine and straightforward
32	Fairness	Fairness	Tendency to be open and equitable when dealing with others
33	Greed Avoidance	Greed Avoidance	Tendency to avoid prioritizing one's own (material) interests
34	Modesty	Modesty	Tendency to be humble instead of boastful or attention-seeking
35	Fearfulness	Fearfulness	Tendency to find stressful or challenging situations frightening
36	Worry	Anxiety	Tendency to worry about things (especially future events)
37	Dependence	Dependence	Tendency to be reliant on others and to need frequent reassurance
38	Sentimentality	Sentimentality	Tendency to be emotionally sensitive and empathetic
39	Expressiveness	Expressiveness	Tendency to be talkative, especially about emotions and personal experiences
40	Social Boldness	Social Boldness	Tendency to be assertive and confident in social interactions
41	Sociability	Sociability	Tendency to enjoy the company of others (including large group activities)
42	Liveliness	Liveliness	Tendency to be energetic and enthusiastic
43	Forgiveness	Forgiveness	Tendency to forgive and maintain a positive view of others
44	Gentleness	Gentleness	Tendency to accept people and avoid being judgmental of others
45	Flexibility	Flexibility	Capacity to be adaptable and take input from others
46	Patience	Patience	Tendency to remain calm and avoid feeling irritated
47	Organization	Organization	Tendency to keep things tidy and orderly
48	Diligence	Diligence	Tendency to be industrious and goal oriented
49	Perfectionism	Perfectionism	Desire for precision and thoroughness
50	Prudence	Prudence	Tendency to plan ahead and proceed carefully
51	Art Appreciation	Aesthetic Appreciation	Tendency to enjoy (and engage with) nature and the arts
52	Inquisitiveness	Inquisitiveness	Tendency to be curious
53	Creativity	Creativity	Tendency to imagine, create, and be innovative
54	Unconventionality	Unconventionality	Willingness to resist norms and be eccentric

Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire

No.	Value	Paper label	Description
70	Well-Being	Well-being	Tendency to feel happy, satisfied with one's life, and optimistic about the future
71	Social Potency	Social Potency	Capacity for influencing and leading others
72	Achievement	Achievement	Tendency to be ambitious, hard-working, and goal-oriented
73	Social Closeness	Social Closeness	Interest in developing and maintaining social relationships
74	Stress Reaction	Stress Reaction	Tendency to be reactive to stress, worry, and feel anxious
75	Aggression	Aggression	Tendency to initiate conflicts, intimidate, and be confrontational
76	Alienation	Alienation	Tendency to feel taken advantage of by others, expecting negative outcomes
77	Control	Control	Tendency for low impulsivity, more planning, and more self-control
78	Harm Avoidance	Harm-avoidance	Tendency and preference for avoiding dangerous activities
79	Traditionalism	Traditionalism	Tendency to hold more traditional and conservative worldviews
80	Absorption	Absorption	Tendency to become deeply involved in cognitive and/or sensory experiences

California Personality Inventory

No.	Value	Paper label	Description
130	Social Dominance	Dominance	Tendency to take charge and be assertive
131	Capacity for Status	Capacity for Status	Tendency to think and engage in higher-level discussions and tasks
132	Social Skill	Sociability	Tendency to seek out social interactions and be comfortable with them
133	Social Presence	Social Presence	Tendency to be charismatic, personable, and socially adept
134	Self Acceptance	Self-acceptance	Tendency to be willing to take chances, make mistakes, and play with new ideas
135	Self-Reliance	Independence	Capacity to be self-reliant, especially in dealing with complex problems
136	Social Fluency	Empathy	Tendency to be interested in and concerned about other people's circumstances
137	Compliance	Responsibility	Tendency to be conscientious, cooperative, and respectful of others
138	Socialization	Socialization	Tendency to be socially trusting, collaborative, and fair
139	Self-Control	Self-control	Capacity to remain emotionally regulated and resist rash or impulsive reactions
140	Personable	Good Impression	Tendency to be even-tempered (resisting temptations and impropriety)
141	Communality	Communality	Tendency to conform to socially accepted patterns of behavior and to be conventional
142	Low Vulnerability	Well-being	Tendency to feel satisfied with one's circumstances and optimistic about the future
143	Composure	Tolerance	Tendency to be open-minded, compassionate, and sympathetic
144	Valuing traditional achievements	Achievement via Conformance	Tendency to pursue success by adhering to rules and guidelines
145	Valuing unique achievements	Achievement via Independence	Tendency to pursue success by exploring new or unconventional paths
146	Intellectual Efficiency	Intellectual Efficiency	Tendency to learn or use advanced skills, be well-informed, and behave in an educated manner
147	Psychological Mindedness	Psychological-mindedness	Tendency to have (or seek) insight into others' behavior
148	Tolerance for Ambiguity	Flexibility	Tendency to be adaptable and open to adopting new ways of thinking
149	Sensitivity	Femininity	Tendency to be sympathetic and emotional about the difficulties of others
150	Vector 1	Vector 1	AMBI-derived CPI scale from the paper appendix.
151	Vector 2	Vector 2	AMBI-derived CPI scale from the paper appendix.
152	Vector 3	Vector 3	AMBI-derived CPI scale from the paper appendix.
153	Managerial Potential	Managerial Potential	AMBI-derived CPI scale from the paper appendix.
154	Work Orientation	Work Orientation	AMBI-derived CPI scale from the paper appendix.
155	Creative Temperament	Creative Temperament	Tendency to be interested in creative and innovative pursuits
156	Leadership	Leadership	Capacity to lead others effectively and productively
157	Amicability	Amicability	Tendency to be easy to get along with, understanding, and friendly
158	Law Enforcement Orientation	Law Enforcement Orientation	AMBI-derived CPI scale from the paper appendix.
159	Tough-Mindedness	Tough-mindedness	Tendency to be poised, objective, and resilient

Jackson Personality Inventory - Revised

No.	Value	Paper label	Description
55	Complexity	Complexity	Tendency to prefer intellectually stimulating topics
56	Breadth of Interest	Breadth of Interest	Preference for a wide variety of cognitive interests and activities
57	Innovation	Innovation	Tendency to come up with new and creative ideas
58	Tolerance	Tolerance	Tendency to be open to other ways of thinking and doing things
59	Empathy	Empathy	Tendency to share/feel the emotions of others
60	Anxiety	Anxiety	Tendency to worry and become stressed easily
61	Cooperativeness	Cooperativeness	Tendency to go along with the ideas and opinions of others
62	Connection	Sociability	Tendency to enjoy the company of others
63	Social Confidence	Social Confidence	Capacity to be comfortable interacting with others
64	Energy Level	Energy Level	Tendency to be highly active, always doing things
65	Social Astuteness	Social Astuteness	Capacity to influence others (sometimes for one's own benefit)
66	Risk-Taking	Risk Taking	Tendency to be comfortable with activities that others consider dangerous
67	Organization	Organization	Tendency to prefer (and maintain) order
68	Traditional Values	Traditional Values	Tendency to hold conservative worldviews
69	Responsibility	Responsibility	Tendency to fulfill one's obligations

Six Factor Personality Questionnaire

No.	Value	Paper label	Description
81	Affiliation	Affiliation	Tendency to seek community with others by building and maintaining close personal relationships
82	Dominance	Dominance	Tendency to prefer having authority over others, whether as part of a leadership role or in a more manipulative, self-interested manner
83	Exhibition	Exhibition	Tendency to be attention-seeking, including a desire to show off and entertain others
84	Deference	Abasement	Tendency to be submissive, often associated with lower self-esteem and a relatively higher tolerance for being taken advantage of
85	Mild-Mannered	Even-tempered	Tendency to have a stable demeanor (rarely becoming irritable or upset)
86	Good-Natured	Good-natured	Tendency to be cooperative, tolerant, and open to feedback from others
87	Cognitive Structure	Cognitive Structure	Tendency to prefer traditional values and authoritarian worldviews
88	Planfulness	Deliberativeness	Tendency to resist impulsive and thoughtless behavior
89	Order	Order	Tendency to prefer organization, tidiness, as well as to carry out activities in a planful, methodical manner
90	Autonomy	Autonomy	Tendency to prefer doing things alone, including working independently
91	Individualism	Individualism	Tendency to be unconcerned by the opinions and preferences of others
92	Self-Reliance	Self Reliance	Tendency to get things done for oneself, without needing (or bothering) to consult with others
93	Change	Change	Tendency to be adaptable and open to new ways of doing things rather than highly habitual
94	Understanding	Understanding	Tendency to be intellectual and motivated to learn
95	Curiosity	Breadth of Interest	Tendency to prefer having a wide variety of pursuits (hobbies and interests) including those that are new and unfamiliar
96	Goal-orientation	Achievement	Tendency to prioritize productivity, dedication to one's goals, and to go above and beyond the expectations of others
97	Endurance	Endurance	Tendency to be resilient and perseverant, even when dealing with complex challenges
98	Seriousness	Seriousness	Tendency to avoid opportunities for creativity and playfulness, including an avoidance of spontaneity and silly fun

Temperament & Character Inventory

No.	Value	Paper label	Description
99	Sensation-Seeking	Exploratory Excitability	Tendency to seek out and enjoy new and thrilling experiences
100	Impulsiveness	Impulsiveness	Tendency to act quickly without considering the consequences
101	Extravagance	Extravagance	Tendency to spend money freely and prioritize immediate enjoyment
102	Disorderliness	Disorderliness	Tendency to prefer flexibility and spontaneity over adherence to rules and order
103	Worry and Pessimism	Worry & pessimism	Tendency to frequently and excessively worry about potential future problems
104	Fear of Uncertainty	Fear of uncertainty	Tendency to feel anxious in situations where most others perceive little risk
105	Shyness	Shyness with strangers	Tendency to feel discomfort or lack of confidence in social situations (especially with strangers)
106	Fatigability	Fatigability & asthenia	Tendency to get fatigued more quickly and recover more slowly than most others
107	Sentimentality	Sentimentality	Tendency to be guided by emotions and experience nostalgia about past events
108	Social Engagement	Warm communication	Tendency to be genuinely interested in people and to enjoy social interactions
109	Attachment	Attachment	Tendency to be open about one's feelings and interested in close relationships
110	Conformity	Dependence	Tendency to seek approval, support, and direction from others
111	Initiative	Eagerness of effort	Tendency to be enthusiastic about starting and completing projects
112	Work-Hardened	Work hardened	Tendency to persistently and competently handle challenging tasks
113	Ambitious	Ambitious	Tendency to be goal oriented and industrious
114	Perfectionist	Perfectionist	Tendency to set and pursue high standards, often at the expense of more immediate rewards
115	Resilience	Responsibility	Capacity to stay focused on duties and obligations, especially those affecting others
116	Purposefulness	Purposefulness	Capacity to maintain a strong sense of purpose and meaning in life
117	Resourcefulness	Resourcefulness	Capacity to draw on a wide range of skills rather than give up on hard problems
118	Self-Acceptance	Self-acceptance	Capacity to maintain a healthy and realistic view of oneself
119	Restraint	Enlightened second nature	Capacity for self-control (resisting temptations and bad habits)
120	Social Acceptance	Social acceptance	Capacity to remain open and respectful of multiple diverse perspectives
121	Empathy	Empathy	Capacity to feel and understand the emotions of others
122	Helpfulness	Helpfulness	Capacity to enjoy helping others and to value their contributions
123	Compassion	Compassion	Capacity to accept others and to forgive their mistakes
124	Morality	Pure-hearted conscience	Capacity to adhere to moral standards
125	Self-Forgetful	Self-forgetful	Tendency to become absorbed in thoughts and experiences
126	Sensitive to Beauty	Transpersonal identification	Capacity to appreciate beauty and profound experiences
127	Spiritual Acceptance	Spiritual acceptance	Tendency to have spiritual experiences or to feel supernatural connections
128	Enlightened	Enlightened	AMBI-derived TCI scale from the paper appendix.
129	Idealistic	Idealistic	AMBI-derived TCI scale from the paper appendix.

Hogan Personality Inventory

No.	Value	Paper label	Description
160	Low Irritability	Empathy	Capacity to understand others' feelings and respond with compassion
161	Steadiness	Not anxious	Tendency to remain calm and worry-free
162	Self-Assured	No guilt	Tendency to be comfortable with oneself and to have little regret for previous actions
163	Calmness	Calmness	Tendency to remain calm and composed (especially under pressure)
164	Even-Tempered	Even-tempered	Tendency to rarely get upset
165	Vitality	No somatic complaints	Tendency to experience few physical symptoms (especially ones related to stress)
166	Trusting	Trusting	Tendency to trust other people and their intentions
167	Secure Attachment	Good attachment	Tendency to expect stability in relationships
168	Competitive	Competitive	Tendency to be willing to accept challenges and to expect success
169	Self-Confidence	Self confidence	Tendency to maintain positive self-regard and assuredness
170	Stability	No depression	Capacity to avoid experiencing low mood and disinterest
171	Self-Directed	Leadership	Tendency to be willing to take charge and influence or direct others
172	Identity	Identity	Capacity for self-awareness and a sense of direction in life
173	Social Self-Esteem	No social anxiety	Tendency to be comfortable with and skilled at social situations
174	Liking Parties	Likes parties	Tendency to enjoy social gatherings
175	Liking Crowds	Likes crowds	Tendency to enjoy large public events (sporting events, concerts)
176	Experience-Seeking	Experience-seeking	Tendency to enjoy trying new things
177	Exhibitionistic	Exhibitionistic	Tendency to enjoy attention from others
178	Entertaining	Entertaining	Tendency to enjoy amusing others
179	Affable	Easy to live with	Tendency to be accepting of others and easy going
180	Sensitive	Sensitive	Tendency to feel strong emotions about the experiences of others
181	Caring	Caring	Tendency to feel concern for others
182	Liking People	Likes people	Tendency to be interested in the experiences of others
183	Forgiving	No hostility	Tendency to forgive easily and forget disagreements
184	Moralistic	Moralistic	Tendency to be judgmental of the behavior of others
185	Mastery	Mastery	Tendency to persevere until expert performance is routinely achieved
186	Virtuous	Virtuous	Tendency to behave with high moral standards and goodness
187	Approval Seeking	not autonomous	Tendency to be dependent on others and approval seeking
188	Grounded	Not spontaneous	Tendency to prefer routines
189	Impulse Control	Impulse control	Tendency to avoid being thoughtless or reckless
190	Avoiding Trouble	Avoids trouble	Tendency to be agreeable and respect authority
191	Science Ability	Science ability	Capacity and preference for analytical and data-informed thinking
192	Curiosity	Curiosity	Tendency to want to understand how things work
193	Thrill-Seeking	Thrill-seeking	Tendency to prefer exciting and sometimes dangerous activities
194	Intellectual Games	Intellectual games	Preference for complex activities and games of strategy
195	Generates Ideas	Generates ideas	Tendency to come up with novel and innovative ideas
196	Culture	Culture	Tendency to appreciate artistic activities and/or unfamiliar ways of living
197	Education	Education	Tendency to be knowledgeable in terms of facts and skills
198	Math Ability	Math ability	Capacity to be capable of advanced math
199	Good Memory	Good memory	Capacity to recall and/or recognize lots of information
200	Reading	Reading	Capacity to read sophisticated texts with high literacy vocabulary terms
201	Self-Focus	Self focus	Tendency to be introspective and reflective
202	Impression Management	Impression management	Tendency to be concerned with the opinions of others, especially about oneself
203	Appearance	Appearance	Tendency to be concerned about one's physical appearance, especially clothes and grooming

Personal Values

The Personal Values part of the survey follows the PVQ-RR structure: 19 basic values, grouped into four higher-order motivations, with Face and Humility tracked as adjacent basic values.

Higher-order values

Value	Included basic values	Description
Openness to Change	Self-Direction - Thought, Self-Direction - Action, Stimulation, Hedonism	Belief in the importance of goals relating to the exploration and development of one's own ideas, and to new and exciting experiences generally.
Self-Transcendence	Universalism - Nature, Universalism - Concern, Universalism - Tolerance, Benevolence - Caring, Benevolence - Dependability	Belief in the importance of goals relating to the welfare of others and the welfare of the world around us.
Conservation	Security - Societal, Security - Personal, Conformity - Rules, Conformity - Interpersonal, Tradition	Belief in the importance of goals relating to safety and security, the preservation of cultural and religious traditions, and conformity with social expectations.
Self-Enhancement	Achievement, Power - Resources, Power - Dominance	Belief in the importance of goals relating to the pursuit of personal success, competence, prestige, or power.

Basic values

Value	Group	Items	Description
Self-Direction - Thought	Openness to Change	1, 23, 39	Belief in the importance of independence in terms of pursuing ideas and developing one's abilities or passions.
Security - Societal	Conservation	2, 35, 50	Belief that safety and security at the societal level are important priorities.
Hedonism	Openness to Change	3, 36, 46	Belief in the importance of prioritizing pursuits that feel good and are gratifying.
Conformity - Interpersonal	Conservation	4, 22, 51	Belief that it is important to avoid actions or impulses that may harm or upset others.
Universalism - Concern	Self-Transcendence	5, 37, 52	Belief that it is important to be committed to justice, protection, and equality for all.
Power - Dominance	Self-Enhancement	6, 29, 41	Belief that it's important to have power or control over other people.
Humility	Other	7, 38, 54	Belief in the importance of recognizing one's relative insignificance among all things.
Universalism - Nature	Self-Transcendence	8, 21, 45	Belief in the importance of preserving the natural environment.
Face	Other	9, 24, 49	Belief in the importance of maintaining one's image among other people.
Stimulation	Openness to Change	10, 28, 43	Belief that it's important to embrace challenges in life and pursue novel experiences.
Benevolence - Caring	Self-Transcendence	11, 25, 47	Belief in the importance of being devoted to the welfare of others.
Power - Resources	Self-Enhancement	12, 20, 44	Belief that it's important to gain and maintain control over resources.
Security - Personal	Conservation	13, 26, 53	Belief that it is important to prioritize the security of one's immediate, personal environment.
Universalism - Tolerance	Self-Transcendence	14, 34, 57	Belief that it is important to understand and accept those who are different from oneself.
Conformity - Rules	Conservation	15, 31, 42	Belief that it's important to comply with laws and rules or obligations.
Self-Direction - Action	Openness to Change	16, 30, 56	Belief in the importance of independence, especially in terms of being free to choose how to act or behave.
Achievement	Self-Enhancement	17, 32, 48	Belief that it's important to pursue goals that demonstrate competence.
Tradition	Conservation	18, 33, 40	Belief in the importance of maintaining familial, cultural, and religious traditions.
Benevolence - Dependability	Self-Transcendence	19, 27, 55	Belief in the importance of being dependable and trustworthy.

Personal Beliefs

The Personal Beliefs part of the survey follows the PI-99 primal world beliefs structure. The aggregate scores summarize broad assumptions about what the world is like; tertiary primals describe narrower belief values.

Aggregate primals

Level	Value	Items	Description
Primary	Good	71 items	Belief that the world is fundamentally good rather than bad.
Secondary	Safe	29 items	Belief that the world is stable, fair, protective, and less dangerous.
Secondary	Enticing	28 items	Belief that the world is interesting, beautiful, meaningful, and worth exploring.
Secondary	Alive	14 items	Belief that the world feels intentional, interactive, and personally involving.

Tertiary primals

Value	Low pole	High pole	Items	Reverse-keyed items	Description
About Me	Indifferent	Interactive	1, 2, 3, 4, 5	4	Belief that circumstances of the world react, in part, based on your influences.
Abundant	Barren	Abundant	6, 7, 8, 9	7	Belief that the world is full of resources and opportunities.
Acceptable	Unacceptable	Acceptable	10, 11, 12, 13	10, 11, 12	Belief that most things in the world are best accepted as they are.
Beautiful	Ugly	Beautiful	14, 15, 16, 17	14	Belief that the world is full of aesthetically interesting, and even beautiful, things.
Changing	Static	Changing	18, 19, 20, 21, 22	21	Belief that the world is ever-changing instead of constant.
Cooperative	Competitive	Cooperative	23, 24, 25, 26	23, 24, 25	Belief that the world is mostly cooperative and collaborative instead of competitive.
Funny	Not Funny	Funny	27, 28, 29, 30	29	Belief that the world offers many opportunities for humor and laughter.
Harmless	Threatening	Harmless	31, 32, 33, 34, 35	31, 34	Belief that most aspects of the world are not very dangerous.
Hierarchical	Nonhierarchical	Hierarchical	36, 37, 38, 39, 40	39	Belief that most things in the world can be ordered or ranked instead of not.
Improvable	Too Hard to Improve	Improvable	41, 42, 43, 44, 45	44	Belief that most aspects of the world can be changed for the better.
Intentional	Unintentional	Intentional	46, 47, 48, 49, 50	48, 49	Belief that most things happen for a reason.
Interesting	Boring	Interesting	51, 52, 53, 54	51, 52, 53	Belief that the world is full of fascinating and intellectually engaging things.
Interconnected	Separable	Interconnected	55, 56, 57, 58	58	Belief that most aspects of the world are inter-related instead of independent.
Just	Unjust	Just	59, 60, 61, 62, 63	60	Belief that the world is generally fair instead of unfair.
Meaningful	Meaningless	Meaningful	64, 65, 66, 67	64, 65, 66	Belief that the objects and events in our world have deep meaning.
Needs Me	Doesn't Need Me	Needs Me	68, 69, 70, 71	71	Belief that the world needs you for some specific, perhaps unique, purpose.
Pleasurable	Miserable	Pleasurable	72, 73, 74, 75, 76	72, 73	Belief that most aspects of the world are hedonically pleasing.
Progressing	Declining	Progressing	77, 78, 79, 80	77, 78	Belief that the world is improving over time rather than getting worse.
Regenerative	Degenerative	Regenerative	81, 82, 83, 84	81, 84	Belief that the world tends to repair and heal itself rather than decay.
Stable	Fragile	Stable	85, 86, 87, 88	85, 86, 87	Belief that the world is stable and resilient instead of fragile and frail.
Understandable	Too Hard to Understand	Understandable	89, 90, 91, 92	91, 92	Belief that most aspects of the world can be understood, or not.
Worth Exploring	Not Worth Exploring	Worth Exploring	93, 94, 95, 96	96	Belief that the world is full of interesting experiences worth discovering.

Aggregate-only PI-99 items

Item	Reverse-keyed	Prompt
97	Yes	On the whole, the world is an uncomfortable and unpleasant place.
98	No	No matter where we are or what the topic might be, the world is fascinating.
99	No	No matter where we are, incredible beauty is always around us.

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