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I was also wondering about that! “No neutral answers” is an interesting theory, although I’ve used 1-5 preference plus “no opinion” (for an even total of six) b
by 542458 6y ago
I was also wondering about that! “No neutral answers” is an interesting theory, although I’ve used 1-5 preference plus “no opinion” (for an even total of six) before.
An alternative theory might be just that this simply forces people to pay attention when building surveys - nothing magic about even or odd, just forcing that final check-over to make sure everything adds up.
- setr 6y agoIsn't 3 already basically no opinion
- Nullabillity 6y agoThere's a difference between "meh, I don't care" and "I don't know enough about this to have an opinion".
- archgoon 6y ago> nothing magic about even or odd, just forcing that final check-over to make sure everything adds up. Ah; so a no brown M&M's rule.