Scenario library

Train on real trade-offs

Each scenario is designed for ambiguity. You decide, predict the crowd, then calibrate—without fake moral certainty. Free training includes a fixed sample of sixteen scenarios; Navigator unlocks the full rotating library.

This page previews the part of the library we show to everyone. The lab opens the rest once your account has an age range.

Spending, debt, splitting bills, and commercial trade-offs.

• Found a tenner in the playground

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Free sample

  You find a ten-pound note on the playground near the football pitch. No one is looking. Keeping it would buy sweets; handing it in feels fairer.

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• Birthday party you can’t afford a gift for

  Relationships · L2

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  You’re invited to a birthday party. A proper present costs more than your pocket money. Going empty-handed feels rude; skipping the party feels worse.

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• Part-time job till is short

  Work & Career · L3

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  At your Saturday retail job the till is short and a mate on shift jokes about ‘borrowing’ from tips to cover it. Covering for them risks your job; reporting them feels heavy.

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• University open day vs paid shift

  Work & Career · L3

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  A uni open day clashes with a paid shift you promised. Missing the shift risks your job; missing the open day risks your future plans.

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• Streaming account password sharing

  Money & Business · L3

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  Friends want your family streaming password. The plan forbids sharing outside the household. Helping saves them money; getting caught could lock the account.

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• Buy stolen trainers offer

  Ethics & Morality · L3

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  Someone at school offers brand-new trainers cheap ‘off the back of a lorry’. You need kit for PE. Buying helps your budget; it likely supports theft.

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• Ticket scalping a sold-out gig

  Money & Business · L3

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  You got two tickets to a sold-out gig at face value. Online offers are triple. Selling would fund a school trip; a friend was counting on going with you.

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• Pocket money borrow again

  Money & Business · L2

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  A friend asks to borrow pocket money for sweets and hasn’t paid back twice. Saying no feels cold; saying yes teaches them you’ll always cover it.

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• School fair change short

  Money & Business · L2

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  You run a school fair stall and realise you short-changed a younger child by a pound. Finding them means leaving the stall; keeping it is an easy quiet gain.

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• Charity tin loose coins temptation

  Ethics & Morality · L2

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  You’re left alone with a class charity tin and loose coins spill where nobody would notice a missing 50p. Taking it is easy cash; it also steals from the cause.

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• Ice-cream van money mix-up

  Money & Business · L2

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  The ice-cream van gives you change for a ten by mistake when you paid with a five. Keeping the extra buys another ice cream; returning it is honest.

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• Handmade card copied for sale

  Ethics & Morality · L2

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  A classmate copies your handmade card design and sells copies at a stall without asking. Confronting them mid-sale is public; staying quiet lets them profit from your idea.

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• Lost teeth money mix-up

  Family · L2

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  The tooth fairy leaves money for your sibling but it lands on your side of the bunk and you wake first. Keeping it is easy; giving it over is honest.

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• Birthday money pressure to spend

  Money & Business · L2

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  Friends pressure you to spend birthday money on arcade games when you were saving for a book. Spending keeps you included; saving keeps your goal.

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• Weekend job vs family obligation

  Family · L3

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  Your weekend shift conflicts with a relative’s important hospital visit where you’re needed for translation. Working keeps needed money; going supports family when it matters.

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• Nitro boost paid with friend’s card

  Money & Business · L3

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  A friend wants to use your saved card details on their phone to buy a game boost ‘just once’. Helping keeps the friendship smooth; sharing card details is risky.

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• Revision guide shoplift dare

  Ethics & Morality · L3

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  Friends dare you to walk out with an unpaid revision guide you need but can’t afford today. Stealing solves a short-term need; it’s still theft.

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• Concert ticket scalp vs friend

  Money & Business · L3

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  You can scalp a spare concert ticket for triple or sell face value to a friend who counted on going. Profit funds your trip; face value honours the friendship.

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• Aso-ebi ask for a cousin’s party

  Family · L3

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  A cousin’s party expects you to buy matching aso-ebi. Your pocket money cannot cover it. Skipping looks disrespectful; asking parents again feels heavy.

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• Red envelope comparison at New Year

  Family · L2

  Free sample

  Cousins compare hongbao amounts at reunion. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking elders for more feels greedy.

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• Posada gift exchange shortfall

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  The class posada gift exchange has a spend limit you still cannot meet. Bringing a tiny gift risks jokes; skipping feels left out.

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• Remittance day and sharing at school

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  After remittance day you have new snacks. Friends expect you to share everything because ‘your parents work abroad.’ Sharing all leaves you hungry; refusing looks stingy.

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• Taxi fare shortfall after school

  Everyday Life · L3

  Free sample

  You are short for the taxi home after sports. Walking is long and feels unsafe near dark. Asking teammates for money is embarrassing; calling family may get you in trouble for poor planning.

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• Eid new clothes comparison

  Family · L2

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  Cousins show new Eid clothes while yours are last year’s. Laughing along hides hurt; asking for new ones stresses parents.

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• Private lesson money vs friends’ café

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  Friends want a café hang after exams. Your remaining money is for a needed private lesson. Going looks fun; saving feels isolating.

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• Sharing pencils after chop money runs out

  Relationships · L2

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  A classmate’s chop money ran out and they ask to keep borrowing your pencils and snacks daily. Helping is kind; you are running out too.

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• Junior Cert study vs part-time shifts

  Work & Career · L3

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  Your café offers extra shifts during Junior Cert study leave. Money helps at home; study time is scarce.

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• Harambee contribution from pocket money

  Neighbours & Community · L3

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  Classmates launch a harambee for a sick student. Your pocket money is already tight. Giving less looks cold; giving more skips lunch for days.

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• Bring-a-plate school picnic

  Everyday Life · L2

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  School picnic asks everyone to bring a plate. Your family is short this week. Bringing nothing feels embarrassing; buying something stresses adults.

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• Bayram pocket money comparison

  Family · L2

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  Cousins compare Bayram tip amounts. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking elders for more feels greedy.

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• Tet envelope comparison at reunion

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  Cousins compare lì xì amounts. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking for more feels greedy.

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