Initially when I took the test I received a tension quotient of 43%. The main reason for my high tension quotient, I believe, was mostly due to the way the questions were worded, and because of that I ended up retaking the test. I forgot to write down the tensions that I had in my first run. In my second run, my tension quotient dropped to 7%, and I had only one tension, which was also present in my first run. The one inconsistency is as follows: “You agreed that: It is always wrong to take another person's life... And also that: The second world war was a just war.” Apparently only 10% of people who had completed this activity had this inconsistency. I agree that this is a fallacy in reasoning on my side. One way that I could solve this contradiction
