15 Common Rating Scales Explained – MeasuringU
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15 Common Rating Scales Explained – MeasuringU Skip to content 15 Common Rating Scales Explained 15 Common Rating Scales Explained 15 Common Rating Scales Explained Jeff Sauro, PhD August 15, 2018 It seems like there are endless ways to ask questions of participants in surveys. Variety in question types can be both a blessing and a curse. Having many ways to ask questions provides better options to the researcher to assess the opinion of the respondent. But the wrong type of question can fail to capture what’s intended, confuse respondents, or even lead to incorrect decisions. In surveys, ques
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