Hello, When I answer questions, I seem to look at external factors around the question, even if these external factors are not asked. This leads to difficulty answering the question, as I cannot be certain if the test maker [in this case, an online psychologist who I cannot contact to confirm] is including - but not stating - these external factors around the question or not. I'll give an example from ''in this case'': If I select ''agree'' to the question ''I would hire a man to do a secretary job'' , does that also mean I am also indirectly choosing ''disagree'' to the opposite - but unasked - question ''I would hire a woman to do a secretary job''? As a note for how you to answer my question: (since I might be confused between how I worded my question and how you answered, I'd like to put this so I don't get even more confused or confuse you) If you answer ''yes'' I will assume that means ''I am indirectly choosing to disagree to the opposite - but unasked - question'' If you answer ''no'' I will assume that means ''I am not indirectly choosing to disagree to the opposite - but unasked - question'' Also, any ways on how to work out if future statements or questions include or exclude external factors? Thank-you.
I think the meaning of that question would be "[Even though secretary is typically seen as a woman's job] I would hire a man to do a secretary job." I don't think there's any deeper meaning than that to it.