The document provides various data points and metrics including: percentages comparing different groups (e.g. 50% vs 50%); survey results (e.g. 68% vs 32%); hours spent on research and number of interviews conducted; validation scores of emotional words predicting behavior; dollar amounts for marketing budgets; brand personality descriptors (e.g. knowledgeable, friendly); adjectives to describe brands (e.g. stinky, smells good); and questions to gauge feelings about brands. The data comes from extensive desk research, pilot interviews, and validation of predictive models, suggesting it provides both qualitative and quantitative insights into consumer perceptions and behaviors related to brands.