Theory of political leanings

Seems like a disingenuously constructed survey....(One either agrees or disagrees)

Whereby, honest answers should render everyone similar. 

Would you believe anyone if they said that they had scored 6/11?

I think that a genuine score of 6/11  would be more indictive of mental state, than of political leaning. ( A mental state comparative to a socially recognised norm)

A genuine 6/11 would probably live in the backwoods with a shed full of guns for company, and in reality would be a very paranoid 36.

And by the way....I'm an on the fence non-voter. Still prepared to put my trust in majority British thinking.

So what would you expect me to score?

N.B. Question 6 is somewhat misleading......Hence 6/11.

So what makes you label me as liberal?

So the test was deliberately ambiguous.

Ergo, top score 12,  lowest score 6.....And I would have scored 12 like most other honest participants.

And nut jobs would have deliberately scored 6 in a futile attempt to disguise their paranoia.

1.I don't like situations that are uncertain

2.I feel uncomfortable when I don't understand the reason why an event occurred in my life

3.When I am confused about an important issue, I feel very upset.

4.In most social conflicts, I can easily see which side is right and which is wrong.

5.I feel uncomfortable when someone's meaning or intention is unclear to me.

6.I'd rather know bad news than stay in a state of uncertainty.

I think liberals will score lower in general.

nope

in the same way

dog people

and cat people

are evenly distributed between the "left" and "right"

It is a 1 to 6 scoring. 

I doubt they are evenly distributed. But with ambiguity, we do see evidence that dictators in non democratic regines tend to have an intolerance of  ambiguity. 

1.I don't like situations that are uncertain

certainty is a childish illusion

particularly since a teamed of trained psychologists developed the test.

1.I don't like situations that are uncertain

certainty is a childish illusion

1.........strongly disagree

2....moderately disagree

3...........slightly disagree

4................slightly agree

5.........moderately agree

6..............strongly agree

NONE OF THE ABOVE

certainty is a childish illusion

That is unless you find every situation uncomfortable, because they are all uncertain. 

Here is the citation, but seriously study logic. It shouldn't be hard for somebody with an average level of intelligence to see how these questions relate to measuring ambiguity. 

I'd also expect you to use some common sense here.

you're forgetting that people often enjoy mystery and puzzle solving

you're forgetting that people often enjoy mystery and puzzle solving

They would score themselves a 1. 

but perhaps not in all situations

Your point is? That the person would be too stupid to know the test is referencing how your feelings would be in general?

Is that a scenario you would find anxiety producing, or would you just be indifferent or happy about the situation?

i think most people would agree that it would be viewed initially as an exhilarating challenge,

1.I don't like situations that are uncertain

2.I feel uncomfortable when I don't understand the reason why an event occurred in my life

3.When I am confused about an important issue, I feel very upset.

4.In most social conflicts, I can easily see which side is right and which is wrong.

5.I feel uncomfortable when someone's meaning or intention is unclear to me.

6.I'd rather know bad news than stay in a state of uncertainty.

please in a few words tell me your political leanings, and give me your total score of the above chart.  I am tainting my theory, by mentioning this, but I feel like conservatives on the site will generally have higher scores on these  answers.

dog people

and cat people

are evenly distributed between the "left" and "right"