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1. Would you give your ID to someone you meet for the first time if they are not a public authority?

A. No, never. It is up to you to keep the details of your identity document.

B. Depending on the situation, you can entrust your identity document to a trusted relative or friend.

C. People need to be trusted – if they ask for it, it means you have to hand over the document to them.

2. When you go abroad on your own, usually:

A. I share my destination and the address where I will be staying with at least one trusted person.

B. As my plans often change and I don’t know where I’ll live, I don’t bother to burden my family or friends with information.

C. I trust the people who organise the trip and take care of the accommodation. I don’t have anyone to leave my contacts with.

3. What is your work experience? How do you choose your job?

A. I have at least several years’ experience in a formal capacity. I am looking for a new job in well-known portals or companies with official websites.

B. I’ve worked both formally and informally. So far, everything has been fine, with salaries paid into a bank account or in cash.

C. I have no formal work experience. I work in a variety of jobs of a day, a month or longer duration. I don’t save any money. The criterion for choosing a job is a good salary.

4. Would you agree to perform an illegal service (e.g. picking up something from a shop without money, handing over an unknown suitcase or cargo to a stranger, etc.) for a good friend or acquaintance?

A. No, I would never get involved in such matters.

B. I don’t know. I would try to find out more about the activity and why I am being asked to do it.

C. Probably yes. If there is a reward, why not?

5. How do you feel in your current situation at this stage of your life?

A. Everything seems to be more or less fine: I have a job, my health is ok, I can travel freely and enjoy meetings with family or friends.

B. I have a few little worries: looking for a job, moving to a country I don’t know, feeling lonely. A lot of uncertainty, with strangers and not very friendly people around me. I’m not doing what I want to do.

C. I can’t choose who I interact with.

6. Are you willing to share your personal information, e.g. private photos, videos, phone numbers of friends?

A. I keep these things to myself, and only I have password access to them.

B. I upload photos to social networks, and after a while I delete photos or videos that seem too “revealing” and I don’t want anyone to see.

C. Nowadays, everyone shares everything. I like to get attention, and it’s also a way to make interesting friends.

7. In what situations in your life would you borrow money and how?

A. I try to plan my finances and live within my means. If there is a problem, I would only borrow from a formal credit or banking institution.

B. If I needed a small amount, I would probably turn to trusted relatives.

C. There is always someone in my circle of friends or acquaintances who can lend money for work or services. Sometimes I take advantage of this opportunity.

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