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Pfft. You’ve taken enough psychology to know that an N of 7 is meaningless. Get back to use when you have an N of 7000.
It doesn’t really matter since the questions were mostly meaningless anyway.
Oh wait, I get it now. This didn’t make sense to me a couple minutes ago, but that’s because I somehow commented the page OF the picture.
4? That’s pretty good.