anon895 comments on Exploiting the Typical Mind Fallacy for more accurate questioning? - Less Wrong
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Me too - my father thought it was a trap to detect dishonest answers, but from what I've read, giving the more absolute answers (for example, saying that procedures should always be followed) tends to get you a "better" score. If you want to game the test, pretend you're a naive robot who never, ever does anything even remotely bad, even if nobody actually acts like that.
See also.
Should I read your link or will I just be exposing myself to made-up unresearched advice?
Probably the latter.