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Where do you place yourself on the political scale?-&nbsp;
How much do you identify with the Tea Party?-&nbsp;
We want you to think about a hypothetical situation. Please read this information carefully as it will be important to remember when answering questions. Imagine you are a member of a group. The...
Before we go on, we want to check that you understood the information. Please answer the following questions.
Which leader has the strategy of negotiation?
This is not correct. Leader O's strategy is to mobilize opposition and Leader N's strategy is to negotiate. Please try again. Which leader has the strategy of negotiation?
Is the other group prepared to negotiate?
The correct answer is YES. The other group IS prepared to negotiate.
The correct answer is NO. The other group is NOT prepared to negotiate.
If forced to choose, which leader would you choose to support?
Better for your group?
Most likely to succeed for your group?
The least effective leader?
Most likely to influence the other group's decision?
Better able to protect your group against the other group?
Less influential with the other group?
Better at influencing members of your own group?
Less able to secure the support of members of your own group?
More likely to be followed by members of your own group?
Better able to stand up to the other group?
Better able to challenge the other group?
less typical of members of your group?
Represents what is characteristic about your group?
Is more representative of the values and beliefs of your group?
Has more in common with members of your group?
Is less likely to embody the norms of your group?
Seems more like your idea of a typical leader?
Behaves less like other leaders?
Has more of the qualities or characteristics of a typical leader?
Is a stronger leader?
Is a more intelligent leader?
Is a more moral leader?
Is less typical of members of your group?
How much I thought the leader has in commone with members of my group.
How effective I thought the leader would be in getting the support of my group.
How effective I thought the leader would be in dealing with the other group.
How much I thought the leader had the characteristics of a typical leader.
How much I thought the leader had a winning strategy.
I just answered randomly.
How strong I thought the leader was.
How intelligent I thought the leader was.
How moral I thought the leader was.
How effective I thought the leader would be in standing up to the other group.
How much I thought the leader represents the values and beliefs of my group.
Being representative of my group
Being able to secure the support of members of my group
Being able to deal effectively with outside groups
Having the characteristics of a typical leader
Having a winning strategy
Many things lead people to play a leadership role. Although we cannot know what motivates someone else, please tell us what you think motivates the two potential leaders of your group.
Commitment to your group
Wanting to achieve the goals of your group
Commitment to personal interests
Personal ambition and success
Being liked and respected by members of your group
The loyalty and support of your group
Being liked and respected by the leader of the other group
Influencing the other group's decision
I am angry with the other group
-I see the other group as the enemy
-I am outraged by the behavior of the other group
-I like and respect the other group
I think the behavior of the other group is perfectly legitimate
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Doing what is best for their own group regardless of the harm to your group
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Wanting to achieve the goals of their own group
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Wanting to harm your group
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Wanting to be conciliatory with your group
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Being liked and respected by your group
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Showing themselves to be a strong leader
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Wanting to provoke and make your group angry
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Wanting to advance their own group's interests
Although you cannot know the motives of the leader of the other group, what do you think they are likely to be? -Wanting to divide your group
In this section, we are interested in the kinds of strategies you think are appropriate and would be prepared to engage in on behalf of your group. To begin, we want to know where you wo...
Step 1: Drag the slider to where you stand.-&nbsp;
Step 2: Drag the slider to where Leader N would stand.-&nbsp;
Step 2: Drag the slider to where Leader O would stand.-&nbsp;
Step 2: Drag the slider to where most members of your group would stand.-&nbsp;
Now, thinking about the context for your group and without knowing anything more, please drag the slider to where you stand on the following questions.-The goals of my group can best be achieved by:
Now, thinking about the context for your group and without knowing anything more, please drag the slider to where you stand on the following questions.-My group&#39;s interests could be harmed by:
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Write letters/lobby
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Sign a petition
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Participate in a legal protest
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Attend a public meeting
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Participate in an illegal protest
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Occupy a building
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Deface property (e.g., graffiti, stickers)
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Destroy private property
Given the context, please indicate the kinds of things you would be prepared to do. -Sabotage
Please indicate how positive or negative you feel about each of the following statements.-It's OK if some groups have more of a chance in life than others.
Please indicate how positive or negative you feel about each of the following statements.-To get ahead in life, it is sometimes necessary to step on other groups.
Please indicate how positive or negative you feel about each of the following statements.-We should do what we can to equalize conditions for different groups.
Please indicate how positive or negative you feel about each of the following statements.-It's probably a good thing that certain groups are at the top and others are at the bottom.
Please indicate how positive or negative you feel about each of the following statements.-Inferior groups should stay in their place.
Please indicate how positive or negative you feel about each of the following statements.-No one group should dominate in society.
Thinking back to the information at the start of the survey: Which statements are true? (Tick all that are correct)-Leader N had a strategy of negotiating with the other group
Thinking back to the information at the start of the survey: Which statements are true? (Tick all that are correct)-Leader N had a strategy of mobilizing opposition to the other group
Thinking back to the information at the start of the survey: Which statements are true? (Tick all that are correct)-None of the above / Don't know
Thinking back to the information at the start of the survey: Which statements are true? (Tick all that are correct)-Leader O had a strategy of negotiating with the other group
Thinking back to the information at the start of the survey: Which statements are true? (Tick all that are correct)-Leader O had a strategy of mobilizing opposition to the other group
Was the leader of the other group prepared to negotiate?
Decisions and Activities Most modern theories of decision making recognize the fact that decisions do not take place in a vacuum. Individual preferences and knowledge, along with situat...
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Watching athletics
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Electronic games
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Needlework
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Participating in athletics
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Board or card games
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Gardening
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Reading
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Attending cultural events
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Clubbing
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Watching movies
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Religious activities
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Cooking
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Hiking
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Travel
Which activities do you engage in regularly (check all that apply):-Computer games
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