{
  "assessmentTests": {
    "maturity_test": {
      "name": "Maturity Test",
      "desc": "12 reflective scenarios across four maturity domains — emotional regulation, responsibility, perspective, and independence. Discover which inner-age archetype fits you best, from playful Free Spirit to wise Old Soul. A self-discovery snapshot, not a clinical or developmental assessment, and not your real age.",
      "recommendation": "Answer for how you actually tend to be, not the version that sounds most grown-up. Maturity isn't fixed — it shifts with life, mood, and the area in question — so treat the result as a mirror, not a verdict.",
      "questions": [
        {
          "question": "When something goes wrong and frustration hits, what usually happens next?",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "I notice the feeling, name it, and respond once I've cooled down" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "I take a breath and usually keep my reaction proportionate" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "I react in the moment, then often wish I'd handled it better" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "Whatever I feel comes straight out — I don't really filter it" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "A commitment you made turns out to be inconvenient. You...",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "Honour it anyway, or renegotiate honestly and early" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "Usually follow through, even if I grumble about it" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "Sometimes let it slide if something better comes up" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "Go with whatever I feel like in the moment" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "In a disagreement, how easily can you see the other person's side?",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "I can genuinely hold their view even while disagreeing" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "I can usually get there once I've calmed down" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "I see it eventually, often after the argument" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "Honestly, my side feels like the obvious right one" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "How much does others' approval drive your choices?",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "I weigh my own values first; approval is a bonus, not the goal" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "I consider it, but I can act against it when needed" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "It pulls on me more than I'd like to admit" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "What people think of me largely decides what I do" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "How do you handle waiting for something you really want?",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "I can hold the discomfort of waiting without it running me" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "I manage, though I check in on it more than I'd like" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "Waiting gets to me; I get restless and a bit reactive" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "If I want it, I want it now — patience isn't my thing" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "When something in your life isn't working, your first instinct is to...",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "Look at my own part in it before anything else" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "Consider both my role and outside factors" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "Mostly notice what others or circumstances did" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "Feel it's usually bad luck or someone else's doing" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "When you look back on who you were five years ago, you feel...",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "Compassion — I see how much I've learned and changed" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "A mix of pride and mild cringe, which feels normal" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "Mostly that I haven't changed all that much" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "I don't really look back or think about it" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "When you have to make a big decision, you...",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "Own it, gather input, and decide for myself" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "Decide, though I want reassurance along the way" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "Lean heavily on others to tell me what to do" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "Avoid deciding and hope it sorts itself out" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "When a strong mood takes over, you tend to...",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "Recognise it as a passing state and not act on impulse" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "Ride it out, mostly without doing anything I regret" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "Get carried by it, then steady myself afterward" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "Let the mood drive — my feelings are the steering wheel" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "How do you relate to boring but necessary tasks like bills, admin, and chores?",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "I handle them steadily before they pile up" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "I get to them, usually a little later than ideal" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "I put them off until they become urgent" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "I avoid them as long as humanly possible" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "How do you respond when someone close is going through something hard?",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "I make space for them without making it about me" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "I try to help, though I sometimes jump straight to fixing" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "I care, but I'm not always sure what to do" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "I get uncomfortable and tend to change the subject" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "How comfortable are you spending time alone with yourself?",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🦉", "label": "Very — I know myself and genuinely enjoy my own company" },
            { "icon": "🌳", "label": "Mostly comfortable, with the occasional restlessness" },
            { "icon": "🌱", "label": "I can do it, but I reach for distraction quickly" },
            { "icon": "🦋", "label": "I avoid it; being alone with my thoughts is hard" }
          ]
        }
      ],
      "results": {
        "free_spirit": {
          "name": "The Free Spirit",
          "desc": "Your answers paint you as a Free Spirit — young at heart, spontaneous, and tuned to the present moment far more than to long-term plans. You feel things openly, follow what's alive for you right now, and don't waste much energy performing a polished, grown-up version of yourself. That brings real gifts: playfulness, honesty, and a lightness that people around you often envy. The trade-off is that strong feelings, waiting, and dull obligations can knock you off course before you've finished what matters. This is a self-reflection snapshot of where your inner age sits today, not a judgement and certainly not your real maturity ceiling — emotional maturity is one of the most changeable parts of who we are.",
          "recommendation": "You don't need to lose your spark to grow — the work is adding a little structure underneath it. Pick one area where impulsiveness costs you most (a strong reaction, a dropped commitment, an avoided chore) and practise a single pause there: name the feeling before you act on it. Free spirits grow fastest not by becoming serious, but by learning to carry their lightness and their follow-through at the same time."
        },
        "finding_balance": {
          "name": "Finding Balance",
          "desc": "Your answers place you at Finding Balance — genuinely growing into yourself, with real maturity in some domains and room to develop in others. You can steady your reactions, honour your commitments, and see other people's perspectives a good deal of the time, but it isn't fully consistent yet: certain moods, pressures, or relationships can still pull you back toward old patterns. This is a strong, very human place to be. Maturity is rarely uniform — most people are wise in one area and still learning in another, and the four domains here (emotional regulation, responsibility, perspective, and independence) almost never develop at the same pace.",
          "recommendation": "Notice which of the four domains is already your strength and which is the gap, because that's where growth is cheapest right now. If your feelings run the show, the work is the pause before reacting; if approval pulls you around, the work is acting from your own values once. You don't need to fix everything at once — choosing one domain and getting visibly steadier there does more for your overall maturity than spreading yourself thin across all four."
        },
        "grounded": {
          "name": "The Grounded One",
          "desc": "Your answers point to a Grounded One — steady, dependable, and comfortable taking responsibility for your own life. You tend to keep your reactions proportionate, follow through on what you commit to, hold other people's perspectives even in conflict, and make decisions from your own values rather than the crowd's. People likely experience you as someone they can lean on. The quiet shadow side of being this grounded is over-functioning: carrying more than your share, struggling to let go, or mistaking steadiness for never needing support. Remember this is a self-reflection result, not a diagnosis — maturity is a direction you keep travelling, not a finish line you cross.",
          "recommendation": "Your steadiness is an asset; the growth edge is keeping it from hardening into rigidity or quiet over-responsibility. Watch for the trap of being the one who always holds it together — let trusted people carry you sometimes, and stay open to changing your mind when the evidence shifts. Grounded maturity stays alive when it keeps a little of the Free Spirit's lightness alongside the dependability."
        },
        "old_soul": {
          "name": "The Old Soul",
          "desc": "Your answers point to an Old Soul — a level of emotional maturity that often reads as wise beyond your years. Across all four domains you tend to regulate strong feelings without being run by them, own your part before assigning blame, hold other people's inner worlds with real empathy, and act from your own values rather than approval. This is a genuine strength and people likely come to you for perspective. It's worth naming the trade-off honestly, though: very high maturity can tip into over-seriousness, carrying everyone, or holding yourself to standards no human consistently meets. This is a playful self-discovery result, not a measure of your worth or your real age.",
          "recommendation": "With maturity this developed, the most valuable move is to protect your own lightness and your right to be supported. Let yourself be playful, unproductive, and held sometimes — old souls burn out quietly by being the steady one for everyone else. Keep choosing the people and goals genuinely worth your depth, and remember that part of real wisdom is knowing when not to be the most grown-up person in the room."
        }
      },
      "retakePrompt": {
        "lastResult": "Last time, your maturity archetype came out as {{archetype}}.",
        "evolvedHint": "Maturity shifts with life stage, mood, and circumstance. If a different archetype surfaces on a retake, it usually just reflects what's most active for you right now — not that anything's gone backward.",
        "retakeButton": "Take the test again"
      }
    }
  }
}