Kasz216 on 08 January 2013
By the way... i'd argue a lot of people get farther left then you would expect because they don't make proper use of the 1-7 agreement scales. Seeing "This always means this" and picking 7. Even though it's not so much about your certainty of the statement, but how much you agree with it.
For example "What's good for a company is always good for the people". If you think that what's good for a company is mostly good for the people you'd pick a 5. While most people I think pick 1... because they see the world "always".
