Understand your interest
Notice what makes you want to take part in friendly competition.
Compete in your own way
What matters to you in friendly competition
A friendly quiz, game or challenge: what makes taking part interesting for you?
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3competition focuses
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Find what interests you in competition
These questions concern friendly games and small challenges. Explore what you want from taking part beyond your final position.
Choose a suitable format
Decide whether you want a shared scoreboard, a personal benchmark or varied gameplay.
Consider other interests
Understand why people in the same game may enjoy different parts of it.
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Three reasons to join the game
Comparison, personal improvement and enjoyment can go together. Your result shows which you lean on more often in the situations offered.
Comparing results
See how your result compares with other participants under the same rules.
Personal improvement
Compare your current attempt with your own previous one and notice improvement.
Enjoying the game
Enjoy the experience, try unusual tasks and keep a pleasant atmosphere.
How your focus is calculated
Each selected answer adds points to one category. The result reflects preferences in friendly competition, not ability or your chances of winning.
- 1We count your choices for each of the three approaches.
- 2The highest total selects your main profile; another positive score can provide a secondary approach.
- 3Tied scores stay tied in the bars. A fixed order selects the heading when needed.
How to choose your answers
- Imagine a voluntary, friendly game rather than a competition with major consequences.
- Choose what genuinely makes participating interesting for you.
- No focus is more worthy: comparison, improvement and play can each suit different situations.
FAQ
Questions about the quiz
The same competition can mean different things to different people. Some enjoy comparing results with others, some want to improve on their previous attempt, and some are drawn to the experience of an unusual challenge. This quiz offers 12 situations involving voluntary, friendly competition. Choose the answers that fit you and discover the focus that makes these activities more appealing.
Is this a test of competitiveness?+
It shows your preferred focus in friendly competition. It does not rate your abilities, strength of character or likelihood of winning.
How does personal improvement differ from comparing results?+
With personal improvement, your reference point is your previous attempt. With comparison, you are interested in your result relative to others under the same conditions.
Can I enjoy playing and still want to win?+
Yes. The categories are not mutually exclusive. The result shows which interest appeared more often in your selected answers.
How can I use my result?+
Choose a format that suits your interest: a shared scoreboard, tracking your own attempts or varied game tasks. Agree with friends beforehand on what matters to each person.
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