| 1. | Prohibition encouraged many people to drink who had never drunk before. | T | D | F |
| 2. | An unpopular person could often become popular by lowering his standards of conduct. | T | D | F |
| 3. | People who date a great deal before marriage often make poor marriage mates. | T | D | F |
| 4. | Students who are always taking the lead in class discussions are usually trying to get attention. | T | D | F |
| 5. | Policemen “bawl out” people largely to satisfy their own sense of importance. | T | D | F |
| 6. | People of high ideals usually have fewer friends than individuals whose ideals are not of the highest. | T | D | F |
| 7. | A person is often a failure because of very high ethics. | T | D | F |
| 8. | The very pretty girl with little ability often is more successful than the plain girl who has real ability. | T | D | F |
| 9. | What you know is not so important to success as whom you know. | T | D | F |
| 10. | Getting the breaks is more important to success than being well qualified. | T | D | F |
| 11. | Few employees would loaf on the job if they were paid sufficient wages. | T | D | F |
| 12. | Man is powerless in the hands of fate. | T | D | F |
| 13. | People often try to impress others by saying that they are very fond of “highbrow” music and books. | T | D | F |
| 14. | The law is harder on the poor man than on the rich man. | T | D | F |
| 15. | The good “bluffer” succeeds nearly as well as the person who can deliver the goods. | T | D | F |