Using the following scale, evaluate each case in each column independently:
1= definitely not; 2 = probably not; 3 = undecided; 4 = probably so; 5 = definitely so.
How would you characterize Jack's action in each of the following cases?
CASE EXAMPLE | violence | imposition | wrongdoing |
1. Sparring at karate, Jack blocks Sam's kick to his stomach and delivers a hard punch to the side of Sam's headgear. |
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2. Sam takes little Billy's Walkman from him and runs away. Jack wrestles Sam to the ground, permitting Billy to recover his radio. |
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3. "Please watch my seat while I get a soda," says Jack to Sam seated nearby. |
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4. Jack, grabbing Sam by the throat, tells him to hand over his wallet. |
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5. Jack shoots Sam dead for not paying attention to him. |
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6. For the fourth month in a row, Jack fails to pay his share of the rent, forcing Sam, his roomate, to make up the difference. |
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7. Jack, having promised to pay for Sam's Walkman should he lose it, loses the radio and refuses to pay. |
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8. Jack hands Sam his book. |
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9. Jack, while boxing with Sam, knees him in the groin. |
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10.Jack "drops in " on Sam just as Sam is preparing dinner. |
Transfer corresponding data points from any two columns onto a 5x5 graph to see if any correlations occur.
For another version of this exercise, see Violence, Imposition, ...
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