A good Would You Rather prompt offers two understandable options with comparable stakes and enough tension to invite explanation. Avoid choices that expose private information, pressure participants, target protected traits, or trivialize trauma. State assumptions when an option depends on duration, reversibility, or consequences. In groups, allow anyone to skip without explanation and discuss reasoning respectfully rather than treating answers as personality diagnoses. For content reports, include the prompt and category while redacting participant information.
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