Key Findings for September 2020

September 2020 is a statistical ghost month: 0 tests conducted, so there’s no measurable signal in value preferences. With no responses, every value effectively holds 0% share of attention, and there’s no distribution to compare—meaning no real “top 10,” no momentum, and no drama.

Because the top values and their movement aren’t present, there are no ranking changes in positions to call out as rising or falling. Any claim about a value gaining ground would be pure improv, not data-driven insight.

What this most likely indicates about priorities isn’t a shift in values, but a shift in behavior: people weren’t taking the assessment (distraction, survey fatigue, bigger life events, or simply a collection gap). The clearest priority this month might be not doing the test.

Seasonally, September often brings “back-to-routine” energy, which can amplify values like structure, growth, or achievement—but this dataset can’t confirm or deny that. If you share the missing top-10 list (or prior months), I can extract real trends fast.