Reflect on what you are learning and your experience in this course. Indicate your level of agreement:

I would recommend this course, with my instructor, to my friends.
[ Select ]
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neither Agree nor Disagree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree

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Reflect on what you are learning and your experience in this course. Indicate your level of agreement:

I would recommend this course, with my instructor, to my friends. 
[ Select ]
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neither Agree nor Disagree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

The provided item appears to be a reflective survey question asking you to indicate your level of agreement with the statement: 'I would recommend this course, with my instructor, to my friends.' The response structure suggests a five-point Likert scale with options typically including: Strongly Agree, Agree, Neither Agree nor Disagree, Disagree, Strongly Disagree. However, in the given data:
- The answer array is empty ("answer": [""]), meaning no selection has been recorded.
- The answer_options field is also empty ("answer_options": []), so there are no listed choices to analyze or choose from.

Because there are no explicit answer options to analyze, I cannot evaluate which option would be correct or incorrect. In a standard setup, each option would be evaluated as follows:
- Strongly Agree: This would indicate a high level of satisfaction with the course and confidence in recommending it to friends, suggesting strong alignment with positive learning experience and perceived instructor quality.
- Agree: This reflects a positive view, though not as emphatic as 'Strongly Agree.' It signals overall approval but with milder enthusiasm.
- Neither Agree nor Disagree: This denotes neutral stance, possibly indicating ambivalence, mixed feelings, or unclear assessment of the course experience.
- Disagree: This conveys a negative or less favorable view, implying that the course or instructor might not meet the student’s expectations or standards significant enough to recommend it.
- Strongly Disagree: This expresses a clear negative evaluation, suggesting substantial dissatisfaction with the course or instructor, and a reluctance to endorse it to others.

If you are to complete this item, consider:
- Your overall satisfaction with the course content, pacing, and structure.
- Your perception of the instructor’s effectiveness, accessibility, and support.
- Whether you feel others would benefit from taking this course and whether you would feel comfortable recommending it.
- Any specific aspects that stood out (positively or negatively) that would influence a friend’s decision to enroll.

Without the actual options or a selected response, there is no basis here to determine correctness or provide targeted feedback for each option.

MRKT_620-VA1-2024FA-VR Mid-Semester Feedback Survey

Reflect on what you are learning and your experience in this course. Indicate your level of agreement: I would recommend this course, with my instructor, to my friends. [ Select ] Strongly Agree Agree Neither Agree nor Disagree Disagree Strongly Disagree

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