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The four pulley system all lead to the person applying different amounts force to the car. However, if you don't know which of two options apply the most force, you can place them at the same point in the ranking. Only the relative ranks that you answer with are considered when scoring.
]]>Eleanor was waiting at the bus stop. The bus was late and she had been standing there a long time. She was 65 and it made her tired to stand for so long. When the bus finally came, it was crowded and there were no seats left. She saw a neighbour, Paul, standing in the aisle of the bus. "Hello, Eleanor," he said. "Were you waiting there long?" "About 20 minutes," she replied. A young man who was sitting down got up. "Ma'am, would you like my seat?"
Did anyone say something they shouldn't have said, or something awkward?
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Did anyone say something they shouldn't have said, or something awkward?
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Thus, it is best to select as few answers as possible, but also very important that you select the correct answer.
If you select none of the answers, then that will be interpreted as you not attempting the question.
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The memory test is slightly more complicated than the other tests. You will be asked to memorize an image containing shapes; once you have memorized it, you can then click on the button to hide it. Then wait for approximately five seconds, after which you can click the button to show the response options.
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Some time ago, I did a survey asking you for traits that you considered masculine or feminine, so I could incorporate them into this survey. As such, many of the questions are directly inspired by your suggestions.
Different measures of masculinity/femininity are made with different philosophies. For instance, some are made on the basis of social constructionist theories of masculinity/femininity, assuming that masculinity/femininity refer to gender norms. Others are made on the basis of gender differences theories of masculinity/femininity, assuming that masculinity/femininity refer to traits that are more common in men and women respectively. This survey is not based on either of these; rather, it is based on the philosophy that the most appropriate measure of masculinity/femininity measures whatever people refer to when they use the terms "masculine/feminine". This might turn out to match either of the above theories, or perhaps some entirely different theory, but it's hard to know until the survey has been completed.
The primary goal with this survey is measurement; I want to take the fuzzy notion of "masculinity/femininity" and try and distill it into a questionnaire that better captures what we mean by it. All of the preexisting masculinity/femininity measures that I am aware of do a sort of meh job at measuring masculinity/femininity in this sense; it's not that they don't correlate at all, but they correlate much more weakly than what one would hope from something that is supposed to accurately measure it. A big goal for me in this survey is to screen a large set of items related to masculinity/femininity to create a hopefully-shorter measure that still matches what people mean when they talk about M/F.
The survey will also touch on a number of other topics, including sexuality, gender satisfaction, mental health, personality, beliefs, anthropometrics, and cognition. To keep the length of the questionnaire not-completely-unreasonable, some of these are optional. The purpose of them is twofold; first, it would be interesting to see how some of these traits interact with each other. Secondly, in many of these cases I also want to improve my knowledge of measurement, just like I want for masculinity/femininity. The survey also contains an optional section where you have someone else fill out some questions of masculinity/femininity for you, to provide a second perspective on you.
At the end of the survey, you can opt in to having your masculinity/femininity scores as well as the overall survey analysis sent to you once the data has been processed.
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