Key Findings for February 2022

February 2022 is a statistical ghost month: with 0 tests conducted, there’s no measurable signal to extract. That means 0% coverage of actual preferences, so any “top 10 values” or ranking movement is effectively 0% evidence-based and can’t be treated as real trends.

Because no one submitted results, there are no values rising or falling in positions; every apparent change is indistinguishable from missing data. In practical terms, this month can’t tell us whether priorities leaned toward security, achievement, kindness, or anything else—it’s a blank page.

What might this indicate about priorities? Not values themselves, but behavior: participation (and attention) likely shifted elsewhere. If this is seasonal, February can be a distraction-heavy month—post–New Year momentum fades, routines reset, and people may simply skip self-reflection tools.

If you share January and March data, I can quantify whether February is an anomaly or part of a broader participation dip.