Simplified successive intervals scaling
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Simplified successive intervals scaling
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1993
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A simplified version of successive intervals scaling
is described. Scale values for various datasets
obtained with simplified successive intervals scaling
are approximately linearly related to those obtained
with traditional successive intervals scaling and
with the method of pair comparisons. Simplified
successive intervals scaling can be used with any
number of stimuli and is as easy to apply as the
method of equal-appearing intervals. However,
simplified successive intervals scaling does not
assume, as does the method of equal-appearing
intervals, that rating categories or intervals are of
equal width. Index terms: attitude measurement,
pair comparisons scaling, successive intervals scaling,
Thurstonian scaling.
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Edwards, Allen L & Gonzalez, Richard. (1993). Simplified successive intervals scaling. Applied Psychological Measurement, 17, 21-27. doi:10.1177/014662169301700106
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Edwards, Allen L.; Gonzalez, Richard. (1993). Simplified successive intervals scaling. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/116226.
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