Exam 9: Measurement and Scaling: Non Comparative Scaling Techniques

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Which scale asks the respondent to indicate how accurately or inaccurately each term describes the object by selecting an appropriate numerical response category?

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With alternative forms reliability,a low correlation may reflect either an unreliable scale or nonequivalent forms.

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Coefficient alpha assists in determining whether the averaging process used in calculating coefficient beta is masking any inconsistent items.

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A construct is the theory being measured.

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The Likert scale is a balanced rating scale with an odd number of categories and a neutral point.

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XO = XT + XS + XR In the true score model shown above,XT represents ________.

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________ is assessed when the data on the scale being evaluated on the criterion variables are collected at the same time.

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Noncomparative scaling techniques are comprised of continuous and itemized rating scales.

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Which non-comparative scale is analyzed using profile analysis?

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________ is a measure of construct validity that measures the extent to which the scale correlates positively with other measures of the same construct.

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A forced rating scale forces the respondents to express an opinion because "no opinion" or "no knowledge" options are not provided.

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The scale descriptors "very bad," "bad," "neither bad nor good," "good," and "very good" are commonly used when studying the ________ construct (Table 9.3 in the text).

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A measure is perfectly reliable if ________.

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________ is a type of validity,sometimes called face validity,that consists of a subjective but systematic evaluation of the representativeness of the content of a scale for the measuring task at hand.

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________ is an approach for assessing reliability in which respondents are administered identical sets of scale items at two different times under as nearly equivalent conditions as possible.

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To assess ________,a type of criterion validity,the researcher collects data on the scale at one point in time and data on the criterion variables at a future time.

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________ is the first step in developing a multi-item scale.________ is the last step.

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In situations where the respondents are expected to have no opinions,as opposed to simply being reluctant to disclose it,the accuracy of data may be improved by a non-forced scale that includes a "no opinion" category.

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________ is the a type of validity that assesses the relationship between theoretical constructs.It seeks to confirm significant correlations between the constructs as predicted by theory.

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What differentiates mathematically derived scales from the other non-comparative scaling techniques?

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