Survey:Scoring Choices

Hi,
I have been trying to figure out how to create and get the total final score for a simple survey form with 35 statements, each having a choice of 5 responses, without success.
Each question has 5 radio buttons that are grouped together (exclusionary group?). The survey taker is asked which response most closely describes how the statement applies to them: the "always" response is scored 4, the "often" response is scored 3, "sometimes" is 2, the "rarely is 1 and the "never" is 0. As a radio button group only one of the five available choices can finally be chosen. I've used the binding tab to assign the correct value to each of the 5 radio buttons in the group.
This is where I get lost: I think I would need to write some JavaScript (prefer JS to FormCalc, since I've used JS before in other apps) that would say something to the effect: if buttongroup1button1 is clicked, put 4 in a variable, else if button2... But the event to use, plus the correct JS syntax is beyond my beginner skills.
Maybe there is even a simpler way. It I can figure out the script for one button group, then I can replicate it for the other 34 statements/buttongroups. Then hopefully a small script added to a "submit" or "total" button to add up all the variables holding the 35 values, to get and display a grand total.
I am attaching a sample of the Designer form.
Any suggestions, examples to get started would be much appreciated.
Kind Regards,
saratogacoach

Hi Steve,
I am struggling with another scripting challenge based on your excellent "questionnaire" sample form and wonder if you can help.
I separately posted here:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/540343?tstart=0
I am trying to add a feature so that if the user fails to complete one or more checkbox groups (leaves them blank or empty), then instead of the total being calculated, they would see a reminder to "please complete all choices"
I have been trying to script this in FormCalc but getting error messages. I can't even figure out how to get the text box (initially invisible) to show if the first checkbox group (named "q1") is empty:
if (q1.rawValue.isNull) then
Text6.presence="visible"
end if
Any help appreciated.
Kind Regards,
saratogacoach

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