24 question political philosophy test (user search)
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  24 question political philosophy test (search mode)
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Question: 1. Identify your Economic Policy score and 2. Identify your Social Policy score
#1
1. Economic Score: 00-12
 
#2
1. Economic Score: 13-24
 
#3
1. Economic Score: 25-36
 
#4
1. Economic Score: 37-48
 
#5
2. Social Score: 00-12
 
#6
2. Social Score: 13-24
 
#7
2. Social Score: 25-36
 
#8
2. Social Score: 37-48
 
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Total Voters: 96

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Author Topic: 24 question political philosophy test  (Read 6794 times)
Antonio the Sixth
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E: -7.87, S: -3.83

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« on: June 28, 2017, 09:28:54 PM »

Economic: 2
Social: 7

I think the concepts behind your test are sound, but one important thing to consider if you plan on using it among mass audiences is the phenomenon of "acquiescence bias", ie people's propensity to agree with whatever reasonable-sounding statement is put before them. By having all the "agree" options correspond to the left end of the spectrum, this means that your test will probably overestimate left-wing sentiment. Scientific surveys usually cancel out this bias by having statements that go in either direction.
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