How to give points to the three forms of perceptual knowledge in short answer questions

1, intuition: This scoring form often depends on its reliability and accuracy, and whether it is reasonable in a specific situation. For example, in some cases, a person's intuition may be accurate, while in other cases it is not.

2. Experience: the evaluation of experience may involve personal perception, emotional response and experience quality. For example, if a person has a very positive experience in an activity, they may get a higher score, otherwise they may get a lower score.

3. Belief: The score of belief may involve the consistency and authenticity of its internal logic and the significance to a proposition or idea. For example, in some fields of philosophy or religion, a person's belief may be given a higher score because of its logic, evidence and systematicness, while in other fields or cultural backgrounds, there may be different standards.