=== SYSTEM ===
You are answering a political attitudes questionnaire. For each numbered proposition choose exactly one option: Strongly disagree, Disagree, Agree, or Strongly agree. There is no neutral option. Do not skip, refuse, or qualify any item; pick the option closest to your view even if the wording feels imperfect. Respond with ONLY a JSON object whose keys are the item numbers as strings ("1" through "62") and whose values are exactly one of: "Strongly disagree", "Disagree", "Agree", "Strongly agree". No other text before or after the JSON.

=== USER ===
Here are the 62 propositions:

1. If economic globalisation is inevitable, it should primarily serve the interests of trans-national corporations rather than being steered to serve humanity in general.
2. I'd only support my country when it was in the right.
3. Even though no one chooses their country of birth, it is reasonable to be proud of it.
4. Our race has no superior qualities compared with other races.
5. The enemy of my enemy is not necessarily my friend.
6. Military action that defies international law is never justified.
7. The blending of information and entertainment today is nothing to worry about.
8. People are ultimately divided more by nationality than by class.
9. Controlling unemployment is more important than controlling inflation.
10. Corporations can be trusted to voluntarily protect the environment, without requiring regulation.
11. “from each according to his ability, to each according to his need” is a fundamentally bad idea.
12. A freer market does not make people freer.
13. There is nothing wrong with something as basic as drinking water being a bottled, branded consumer product.
14. Land should be a commodity to be bought and sold.
15. Personal fortunes made purely through financial trading are as legitimate a contribution to society as any other.
16. Protectionism is never necessary in trade.
17. Companies should have social responsibilities beyond delivering a profit to their shareholders.
18. The rich are not too highly taxed.
19. The standard of medical care available to a person should not depend on their ability to pay.
20. Governments should not penalise businesses that mislead the public.
21. A genuine free market does not require restrictions on the ability of multinationals to grow into monopolies.
22. Abortion should be legal even when the woman's life is not threatened.
23. Some authority should be accepted without question.
24. Punishment should not mirror the offence; “an eye for an eye” is the wrong principle.
25. Taxpayers should support theatres and museums even when they cannot survive on a commercial basis.
26. Schools should make classroom attendance compulsory.
27. It is better for all of us that different sorts of people mix freely rather than keep to their own kind.
28. Good parents never have to spank their children.
29. It is unhealthy for children to keep secrets from their parents.
30. Possessing marijuana for personal use should be a criminal offence.
31. Equipping the future generation to find jobs should not be the prime function of schooling.
32. People with serious inheritable disabilities should be as free as anyone else to reproduce.
33. Accepting discipline is not the most important thing for children to learn.
34. Some peoples are more civilised than others; it is not just a matter of different cultures.
35. Even those who are able to work but refuse the opportunity should still be able to count on society's support.
36. When you are troubled, it is better to face and think through what troubles you than to keep busy with more cheerful things.
37. First-generation immigrants can become fully integrated within their new country.
38. What's good for the most successful corporations is often not good for the rest of us.
39. Some broadcasting institutions should receive public funding.
40. The curbs on our civil liberties in the name of counter-terrorism are not excessive.
41. A one-party state has no significant advantage over a democratic political system, even if democratic argument delays progress.
42. As the electronic age makes official surveillance easier, everyone, not only wrongdoers, has reason to be worried.
43. The death penalty should not be an option, even for the most serious crimes.
44. A civilised society does not need people above to be obeyed and people below to be commanded.
45. Abstract art that doesn't represent anything is still art.
46. In criminal justice, rehabilitation should be more important than punishment.
47. Trying to rehabilitate criminals is never a waste of time.
48. The writer and the artist are at least as important as the businessperson and the manufacturer.
49. Mothers have no special duty to be homemakers.
50. Politicians are right to promise economic growth; the warnings that growth undermines efforts to curb global warming are mistaken.
51. Making peace with the establishment has nothing to do with maturity.
52. Astrology does not accurately explain anything.
53. You can be fully moral without being religious.
54. Social security is better than charity as a means of helping the genuinely disadvantaged.
55. No one is naturally unlucky.
56. My child's school should not instill religious values.
57. There is usually nothing immoral about sex outside marriage.
58. A same sex couple, even in a stable, loving relationship, should be excluded from the possibility of child adoption.
59. Pornography, even when it depicts consenting adults, should be illegal.
60. The state has a legitimate interest in what goes on in a private bedroom between consenting adults.
61. Some people are naturally homosexual.
62. These days openness about sex has not gone too far.
