So weird, I could have sworn I’ve written an article about this, but can’t find it anywhere! I know I have slides for the Workshops I used to lead where I went through them and the percentages of the storyform but I guess I’ve never really published them yet. I’ll put it on the list for articles after the current series I’m on.
In the meantime, listen to @Audz, she’s basically knocking every answer out of the park lately 
I found an article that sort of refers to what you’re talking about:
Writers Who Write the Same Main Character
In short:
- Upper Left: “Heavy” thrillers and suspense like all of Nolan’s films, Sixth Sense, and Usual Suspects (matches Mass)
- Upper Right “Boy” films, Pixar, Star Wars (matches Ability)
- Lower Left mid to late 20th century and rom/com, “Girl” films (matches Desire)
- Lower Right foreign and early 21st century (matches Thought or Energy)
Found the slides. The breakdown same order is:
- K = 23%
- A = 23%
- D = 37%
- T = 12%
I suspect the numbers will shift in favor of the last as we move through 2040.