Originally Posted by
60av8tor
The fact that it is scored absolutely does not mean there is a right or wrong answer. One does not mean the other. I have no actual knowledge, but subscribe more to the consistency theory rather than a right/wrong. There is a possibility that “they” could give two $hits about the answer, but care that you answered the same question, asked 10 slightly different ways, in a consistent manner.
I’m sure there are subtractions made to the final score if one is inconsistent, but in the days of two possible outcomes: PASS/FAIL do you really think that of
A)Strongly agree, B) Agree somewhat, C)Disagree somewhat, D) Strongly Disagree
One of those wasn’t the CORRECT answer. I find that very hard to believe.