How do you judge honest/dishonest errors, what is a clearer standard
Many people (including myself) have very limited qualifications to assess whether errors in a CEA are “honest” or not (unless the situation is really clear cut), so skip or it’s complicated may be the most appropriate answers for those people.
There’s also some ambiguity in the term “honest errors”—if I were qualified to answer this question as written, I would answer agree if I thought the errors were the result of at most ordinary negligence, would answer it’s complicated for gross negligence or lesser forms of recklessness, and would answer disagree for more severe forms of recklessness or for intent. I think this would be hard to measure well with yes/no/complicated unless you asked a lot of fine-tuned questions.
Many people (including myself) have very limited qualifications to assess whether errors in a CEA are “honest” or not (unless the situation is really clear cut), so skip or it’s complicated may be the most appropriate answers for those people.
There’s also some ambiguity in the term “honest errors”—if I were qualified to answer this question as written, I would answer agree if I thought the errors were the result of at most ordinary negligence, would answer it’s complicated for gross negligence or lesser forms of recklessness, and would answer disagree for more severe forms of recklessness or for intent. I think this would be hard to measure well with yes/no/complicated unless you asked a lot of fine-tuned questions.