Re: [OT] The F Scale

I gave that one a "somewhat agree". I was thinking "yeah, sure.. maybe 3

? and so what ?"

John Atkinson wrote:

>--- KH.Ranitzsch@t-online.de wrote:
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>>Alan and Carmel Brain schrieb:
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>>>Just for fun, try:
>>>http://www.anesi.com/fscale.htm
>>>
>>>My score was 2.6, ie "Liberal Airhead".
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>>I scored slightly lower ;-)
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>I ran a 3.67, unsurprisingly.	I think the strong
>agreement on the statement that "some people are born
>with the urge to jump from high places" had something
>to do with this.  There were some questions that I
>wanted to answer as "Yes, BUT".  Like the fillial
>affection ones.  I'll say yes you should honor and
>love your parents, with a great big _unless_ to cover
>everything from abuse and neglect to simple bad
>parenting.  Amusingly, I'm still .2 more liberal than
>the 'average American' in 1950.  One wonders how much
>of that is due to the strong disagreement with the
>homosexual question.
>
>John
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