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Civic Tests & Public Insight

Short civic diagnostics exploring how Europeans think, react, participate and form opinions in modern society.

Anonymous tests and aggregated public insights on democracy, media, sovereignty, participation and social resilience.

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Cognitive Sovereignty Signal

Most people believe they think independently.
This short civic self-check explores:

  • how opinions are formed,
  • how emotions influence perception,
  • and how resistant we are to external narratives.

    6 questions • 2 minutes • Anonymous

Cognitive Sovereignty Signal

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1. I regularly follow important public issues.

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2. When news about a war or crisis appears, how do you typically react emotionally?

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3. How strongly do you agree with this statement: "I cannot influence major geopolitical events, so I don't engage with them deeply."

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4. How often do you verify the original source of information before believing or sharing it?

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5. Have you noticed holding contradictory views on the same issue?

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6. How often do you withhold your opinion because you fear negative reactions from others?

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STRATEGIC SOVEREIGNTY SIGNAL

How independent should Europe be?

Most people believe they think independently.
This short civic self-check explores:

  • how opinions are formed,
  • how emotions influence perception,
  • and how resistant we are to external narratives.

    6 questions • 2 minutes • Anonymous

STRATEGIC SOVEREIGNTY SIGNAL

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1. Europe should be able to defend itself without depending decisively on non-European powers, even if building that capacity requires higher costs.

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2. Europe should accept some short-term economic costs if necessary to reduce dangerous dependence on foreign energy and critical resources.

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3. Europe should maintain European control or credible European alternatives in critical technologies, digital infrastructure, AI and data systems.

4 / 6

4. Europe should preserve essential industrial and production capacity inside Europe even when importing from abroad may sometimes be cheaper.

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5. Europe should be able to make major foreign-policy and security decisions according to European interests, including when those interests differ from those of its allies.

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6. Europe should remain open to international trade, alliances and cooperation, but no external power should be able to use a critical European dependency as political leverage.

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DEMOCRACY READINESS SIGNAL

Most people believe they think independently.
This short civic self-check explores:

  • how opinions are formed,
  • how emotions influence perception,
  • and how resistant we are to external narratives.

    6 questions • 2 minutes • Anonymous

DEMOCRACY READINESS SIGNAL

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1. I regularly follow important public issues.

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2. I try to understand multiple perspectives before forming an opinion.

3 / 6

3. I am willing to spend time learning about issues before voting on them.

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4. I can accept democratic outcomes even when I disagree with them.

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5. Citizens should have a greater role in public decision-making.

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6. I feel personally responsible for the future of my community.

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MEDIA INFLUENCE SIGNAL

Most people believe they think independently.
This short civic self-check explores:

  • how opinions are formed,
  • how emotions influence perception,
  • and how resistant we are to external narratives.

    6 questions • 2 minutes • Anonymous

MEDIA INFLUENCE SIGNAL

MEDIA INFLUENCE SIGNAL

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1. I often read only headlines before forming an opinion

2 / 6

2. Social media significantly influences what I think about.

3 / 6

3. I actively compare information from different media sources.

4 / 6

4. I sometimes discover important events only because algorithms show them to me.

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5. I can distinguish between information and persuasion.

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6. I am aware that media framing influences perception.

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EUROPEAN IDENTITY SIGNAL

Most people believe they think independently.
This short civic self-check explores:

  • how opinions are formed,
  • how emotions influence perception,
  • and how resistant we are to external narratives.

    6 questions • 2 minutes • Anonymous

EUROPEAN IDENTITY SIGNAL

EUROPEAN IDENTITY SIGNAL

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1. I strongly identify with my local community.

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2. I strongly identify with my nation.

3 / 6

3. I feel connected to European civilization and culture

4 / 6

4. European cooperation is important for our future

5 / 6

5. National and European identities can coexist

6 / 6

6. Europe's future should be shaped by its citizens rather than external powers.

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