Rational Experiental Inventory (REI)

scale: rei_agree
- definitely not true of myself
- somewhat not true of myself
- neither true nor untrue of myself
- somewhat true of myself
- definitely true of myself

## RS is abbreviation for Rationality Scale
## ES is abbreviation for Experientiality Scale

l: RS
t: scale rei_agree
q: For each stattement, indicate how true it is for you:
- {reverse} I try to avoid situations that require thinking in depth about something
- {reverse} I'm not that good at figuring out complicated problems
- I enjoy intellectual challenges
- {reverse} I am not very good at solving problems that require careful logical analysis
- {reverse} I don't like to have to do a lot of thinking
- I enjoy solving problems that require hard thinking
- {reverse} Thinking is not my idea of an enjoyable activity
- {reverse} I am not a very analytical thinker
- {reverse} Reasoning things out carefully is not one of my strong points
- I prefer complex problems to simple problems
- {reverse} Thinking hard and for a long time about something gives me little satisfaction
- {reverse} I don't reason well under pressure
- I am much better at figuring things out logically than most people
- I have a logical mind
- I enjoy thinking in abstract terms
- I have no problem thinking things through carefully
- Using logic usually works well for me in figuring out problems in my life
- {reverse} Knowing the answer without having to understand the reasoning behind it is good enough for me
- I usually have clear, explainable reasons for my decisions
- Learning new ways to think would be very appealing to me

l: ES
t: scale rei_agree
q: For each stattement, indicate how true it is for you:
- I like to rely on my intuitive impressions
- {reverse} I don't have a very good sense of intuition
- Using my gut feelings usually works well for me in figuring out problems in my life
- I believe in trusting my hunches
- Intuition can be a very useful way to solve problems
- I often go by my instincts when deciding on a course of action
- I trust my initial feelings about people
- When it comes to trusting people, I can usually rely on my gut feelings
- {reverse} If I were to rely on my gut feelings, I would often make mistakes
- {reverse} I don't like situations in which I have to rely on intuition
- I think there are times when one should rely on one's intuition
- {reverse} I think it is foolish to make important decisions based on feelings
- {reverse} I don't think it is a good idea to rely on one's intuition for important decisions
- {reverse} I generally don't depend on my feelings to help me make decisions
- I hardly ever go wrong when I listen to my deepest gut feelings to find an answer
- {reverse} I would not want to depend on anyone who described himself or herself as intuitive
- {reverse} My snap judgments are probably not as good as most people's
- I tend to use my heart as a guide for my actions
- I can usually feel when a person is right or wrong, even if I can't explain how I know
- {reverse} I suspect my hunches are inaccurate as often as they are accurate

l: score_e
t: set
- mean $ES

l: score_ee
t: set
- mean $ES.1 $ES.5 $ES.6 $ES.10 $ES.11 $ES.12 $ES.13 $ES.14 $ES.16 $ES.18

l: score_ea
t: set
- mean $ES.2 $ES.3 $ES.4 $ES.7 $ES.8 $ES.9 $ES.15 $ES.17 $ES.19 $ES.20

l: score_r
t: set
- mean $RS

l: score_re
t: set
- mean $RS.1 $RS.3 $RS.5 $RS.6 $RS.7 $RS.10 $RS.11 $RS.15 $RS.18 $RS.20

l: score_ra
t: set
- mean $RS.2 $RS.4 $RS.8 $RS.9 $RS.12 $RS.13 $RS.14 $RS.16 $RS.17 $RS.19

l: feedback
t: info
q: Feedback<br><br>
Here is a table with your scores, the range of possible scores, and the scores of the population in the original study:<br><br>
<table border=1>
<tr> <th>Scale</th>                   <th>range</th>  <th>You</th>       <th>Men</th><th>Women</th></tr>
<tr> <td>Rationality</td>             <td>1-5</td> <td>{$score_r}</td>   <td>3.54</td><td>3.36</td></tr>
<tr> <td>Rational ability</td>        <td>1-5</td> <td>{$score_ra}</td>  <td>3.54</td><td>3.29</td></tr>
<tr> <td>Rational engagement</td>     <td>1-5</td> <td>{$score_re}</td>  <td>3.55</td><td>3.42</td></tr>
<tr> <td>Experientiality</td>         <td>1-5</td> <td>{$score_e}</td>   <td>3.33</td><td>3.57</td></tr>
<tr> <td>Experiential ability</td>    <td>1-5</td> <td>{$score_ea}</td>  <td>3.35</td><td>3.53</td></tr>
<tr> <td>Experiential engagement</td> <td>1-5</td> <td>{$score_ee}</td>  <td>3.31</td><td>3.61</td></tr>
</table><br>