Storyline 360 - Tabulating points from Questionanaire Responses

Ok so here's what I'd do.

I would skip quiz questions/surveys completely because I'm a nerd like that; if anyone wants to change my mind about how they will make the work easier I'm willing to learn.

I would have each question listed and next to it, a numeric text input box (insert > input > numeric entry field)

Each question adds that number of points to one certain bin. I'd create a variable for each bin (varCollabo, varCompete, varAvoid, varAccom, varCompro for example.) Set them as numeric with default value 0.

When you add a numeric text entry, you get a trigger "Set NumericEntryN equal to the typed value - When the control loses focus". Next, under the same item, ADD a trigger "Add NumericEntryN to varCollabo - When the control loses focus"

This puts their entry in as a variable NumericEntryN and then assigns it to varCollabo (or whatever variable that entry box is supposed to add to).

You can do this for each question on your test. When they enter the number and then click off to the next question (or the Next button to see the results) the value they entered is added to the variable for the bin for that question.

On the next slide you'd just have a slide that said:

Collaborating score: %varCollabo%
Competing score: %varCompete%

and so on and so forth, with all of the bins listed, and then the descriptions afterwards.

If you wanted to add some error checking, you can do this by adding the condition on the "add to varCollabo" trigger that only adds it if it's between 1 and 4, and then adding a second trigger to show a Javascript alert if it's out of those boundaries. You know your users and how this course will be used - it may not be necessary. If a learner decides to mess around and put 37 or 3.14159 when they've been instructed to use 1/2/3/4, and the results are only going to benefit them and never be reported to anyone, then the only person not getting the benefit is them (and technically they could also be flippant about it by putting 1 for everything and not tripping the error check).

Thanks Andrea.
I hesitated in creating this survey for reasons similar to what you listed, but in the end went and created it.
After a ton of trial and error, about a million variables and triggers, I was able to get the 15 question survey to work and calculate the results. I still have a little testing to do, but overall it seems to work in the way I intended it to, using a process similar to what you have suggested.
Thanks,
Peter