"I tend to forgive the wrongs I have suffered." Oh yeah. For _sure_, institutions who are in charge of assessing me, I would _definitely_ tend to forgive those wrongs...
Hopefully this would be one of many instruments used...
Plus with error around things like maybe not-so-necessary English issues for lower-level readers: "There is poor comfort in revenge." Phrasing?
Items requiring more analytical thinking to understand than other items: "If I opposed the election of an official, then I would be glad to see him or her fail even if their failure hurt my community."
Just to say--love the research, really curious about the application...
This is a gross oversimplification, but someone mentions d-score in a textbook without licensing, and suddenly you get a lawsuit demanding you reprint every single textbook (or you can make a retroactive licensing payment—how convenient).
My then-four year old saw K&R on my desk, with the large C displayed prominently on the cover, and exclaimed "A book about Carbon!". Carbon is his nickname (his sisters are Hydrogen and Oxygen, guess what my internal nickname for the ex is).
Nitrogen is the remaining organic element - and in our language the word for nitrogen literally translates to "the choking one". Our words for Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen do describe the kid's personalities very well too - "the dirty one", "the watery one" (her name literally is "much water") and "the one who interferes with everything".
With the G and now D taken...were there other letters too? Is there an alphabet race coming on? It is feeling a bit like a cultural meme-launch--what letter will be next?
Some ideas, maybe these would help us all:
S, for People Who Are Generally Spies
Y, for a unification of theories around detecting a Youtuber in your environs
C, for understanding people who Tend to Invent Cryptocurrencies
F, for a unified theory of Generally Fishy People