Question

John Seagroves was a bully during his school days often ridiculing his classmates and teasing them with tricks such as taking their clothes during gym class and hiding them. Years later John ran for public office and the New York Times did a profile of his behavior during his school years, interviewing many of his classmates who were his targets. What test could have helped John evaluate his treatment of others during school?

Answer 1

Answer:

any test that asks questions about his school behaviors and it's effects in the future may have helped John evaluate his treatment towards other students.

Explanation:

According to my research on studies conducted by various psychologists, I can say that based on the information provided within the question any test that asks questions about his school behaviors and it's effects in the future may have helped John evaluate his treatment towards other students. Such questions would be "What if I run for public office?", or "Will I need help from these students in the future?", or even "Is how I am treating others good?" may all have helped John evaluate his treatment of others.

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