Personality Test
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Microsoft research has found that TV consumers fall into nine general categories based on their values, attitudes and behavior towards TV and entertainment, as well as their interest and willingness to pay for features and content. Are you a Trendsetter? A Moderate? Or maybe you're a Value Maximizer or Otherwise Occupied.
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Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements about your TV viewing.
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It's important to watch sporting events live
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It's important to have 20 or more TV channels
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I am passionate about TV
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I feel 'out of it' if I've missed the most recent episode of a program everyone's watching
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I watch TV on the Internet
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I like the extra stuff you get on DVDs such as director's commentaries and film trailers
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I download most of my music and video from Web sites for free
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I prefer to buy DVDs rather than rent them
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I spend a lot of time communicating with friends over the Internet
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I enjoy using community Web sites like MySpace, Facebook or Classmates
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I would be prepared to pay more for a product that uses the most advanced technology
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