Centre-Right

How do you feel about social reforms that may restrict certain freedoms for the greater good?

Can small businesses thrive without significant government intervention, based on what you've seen or experienced?

When have you seen a friend or community member succeed through their own initiative, and how did it impact you?

How could a leader gain your trust when balancing society’s needs with individual rights?

In an ideal world, how would you like to see personal successes contribute to community improvements?

Do you think your contributions at school or extracurricular activities are acknowledged fairly, and why?

When have you felt your creativity was stifled by rules or guidelines, and how did you deal with it?

What are the most important qualities you look for in your leaders, and how do they relate to their political ideals?

How does knowing a product is made ethically affect your buying decisions and perspective on market regulations?

Why do you think some people are hesitant to trust government intervention, and is it a fair assessment?

Can you think of a historical event where a compromise led to progress, and what lesson can we learn from it?

In your life, how have you seen competition drive innovation or improvement?

How do you perceive the role of taxes in balancing individual wealth with public services?

Have you experienced situations where you felt the market economy worked in your favor or against you?

Think of a time when you had to balance personal freedom with social responsibility; how did that make you feel?

How would you prioritize different sectors (healthcare, education, defense) for government spending?

How do you balance the idea of economic freedom with the need to protect consumers and workers?

Can a society function well without any government intervention, and why or why not?

Can individual success and societal welfare coexist without government intervention?

How would you reconcile the desire for personal freedom with the need for social order and stability?

In what ways might too much government control hinder individual creativity and progress?

Can you recall a time when lesser rules enabled you to be more creative or productive?

How would you act if you were in charge of a project with minimal guidelines; what would be your first step?

If you could design a fair reward system for your classroom efforts, what would it look like?

When making group decisions, how do you ensure that the quieter voices are heard?

How has being part of a team or community shaped your understanding of individual contribution versus collective success?

How would you personally define success in a society that values individual freedom and limited government?

Have you ever felt more motivated to succeed in a competitive environment, and why?

What do you think are the essential responsibilities of citizens in a society with limited government?

How would you design a school project or club activity that mirrors the principles of a market economy?

Can you describe an instance where meritocracy influenced your motivation or outlook?

How can teen entrepreneurs be supported in a system that leans toward limited government intervention?

How do you think encouraging personal responsibility over dependency might change your community?

How might the role of charity and volunteer work change in a society that emphasizes self-reliance?

How would you adjust a school rule or policy to better reflect principles of autonomy and accountability?

How have your personal values shaped the way you see fairness in opportunities like jobs or school admissions?

How does the idea of the government stepping back from certain areas make you feel about your future prospects?

What are the values that shape your opinion on the importance of both individuality and community in society?

How would you handle a situation where your personal interests clash with the wider community's needs?

When you're working on group projects, how do you balance assertiveness with cooperation?

How important is it for you to make decisions about your life without too much external control?

What's your take on the right balance between pursuing personal success and contributing to society?

When have you felt that rules or regulations prevented you from achieving something you believed in?

In your experience, how does fostering a spirit of competition affect relationships and group dynamics?

Can you share an experience where self-reliance helped you overcome a challenge?

How do you think your unique background affects your views on the need for government intervention in various parts of life?

Have you or someone you know ever felt positively impacted by a small business or entrepreneurial effort; what happened?

Can you share a personal story where a compromise led to a happier or more successful outcome than you initially expected?

Thinking about the future, how do you see the balance between your personal freedom and community obligations evolving?

Have you ever felt that a leader or a mentor's moderate approach to a problem was particularly effective; what made it stand out?

How do you envision an ideal society where personal responsibility and government support work hand in hand?

Reflecting on your experiences, how has a balanced approach in decision-making led to better results in school, work, or personal projects?

Describe a moment when you felt a sense of responsibility for a larger group outcome, and what drove that feeling?