The problem with this survey (and generally these kinds of surveys) is that in spite of the unquestionable efforts put down by it’s creator, it cuts down options, even if the anwers are not just yes or no, but have a few more shades. (six is this case)
Example, there is no option for a balanced answer, one that neither disagrees, nor agrees. I understand that the surveyer is interested in meaningful answers, to see in what direction the scale goes down eventually, and perhaps he tought such answers would unnecessary dilute the result.
Also, such surveys can’t be designed to really reflect a reality where in different situations, totally opposed attitudes could be both justifiable, in the same time.
Example:
[B][I]I think there are many wrong ways, but only one right way, to almost anything. [/I][/B]
Here, we can have:
I think there are many wrong ways, and many good ways to do almost anything, generally speaking.
In a given situation, though, for me, there will always be one way I think is right, that one what I will actually choose to follow. Again, this does not mean, that my choice, or way, must equal that of others.
So basically, I could answer this question with " Agree strongly": because it both admits that there are many wrong ways, and also I could answer the same because that there is only one way what we could eventually enact, and that is what we find right (regardless if it is actually right or wrong) in a given situation. But than again, if I answer this way, it may be interpreted, that I have answered in agreement with the following: there is only one right way, generally speaking. Why ? because the question does not differentiate between me, and others, between actuality and generality, and most important does not differentiate between what we think is right and what actually comes out as result of that thinking.
So, if my answer is interpreted this way, than I must change my attitude to disagreement, because I do not agree that there is only one right way for everybody. That, I disagree strongly. So in order to answer this question, I can only say, my answer depends on if it is about me, in a given situation, or it is about everyone, in any given situation. And there is still the question: do I have many ways to do something right, or do I have just one ? And this leads us to the question of free will, if there is any, or there is only it’s illusion. Now, answer to that question hase been sought to greater complexity by phiosophers and a survey question having three shades of black and three shades of white could hardly contain a meaningful answer.
The possible answers do not match the complexity of the question, thus the answers will not be meaningful. This is good example on how looking through an imperfect lense, the resulted image will be also distorted.
Edit: I could not give a satisfying answer to this question so I could not complete the survey.
Good luck!