Question

1. \it feels good to be powerful. i want to be in a position where i am calling the shots and other people have to do what i say.\

agree, disagree, or qualify
respond:

1. \i do not think the government should have any power at all. if it were up to me, people would be left to their own devices.\

agree, disagree, or qualify
respond:

1. \it is disgusting how a handful of people seem to own everything. big businesses, farms, land, factories, banks, etc. should be owned collectively so that we all share the wealth.\

agree, disagree, or qualify
respond:

1. \i am not easily manipulated by peer pressure, advertising, political rhetoric, social media posts, or press releases.\

agree, disagree, or qualify
respond:

1. you can pretty much believe what government agencies and large institutions tell you. people who think everything is a conspiracy or a cover - up are just wacky.\

agree, disagree, or qualify
respond:

Explanation:

These questions are related to personal opinions on power, government, wealth distribution, and influence, which fall under the Social Science subfield of Psychology (for understanding individual attitudes) and Politics (for views on governance). Here are sample responses for each:

Question 6

The statement reflects a desire for authority. A "QUALIFY" response acknowledges the appeal of control while noting potential downsides (e.g., ignoring others’ needs).

The statement advocates for no government power. A "QUALIFY" response recognizes the need for some regulation (e.g., safety, justice) while valuing individual freedom.

The statement supports collective ownership (socialist/communist ideals). A "AGREE" response aligns with reducing inequality, while a "QUALIFY" balances it with personal initiative.

Answer:

QUALIFY: While having control can feel empowering, leadership also requires considering others’ perspectives. I want to make decisions, but collaboration is important too.

Question 7