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Group Members.

Names: Roll No.Muhammad Zubair Bhatti 1784Hafiz Muhammad Farhan 1774

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Is a scale with a several response categories that evaluate an object on a scale.

Or A rating scale is a set of categories designed

to elicit information about a quantitative or a qualitative attribute. (Wikipedia)

Define Rating Scale?

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Dichotomous scale Category scale Semantic Differential

Scale Numerical scale Itemized Rating Scale

Likert scale Fixed / Constant sum

scale Stapel scale Graphic Rating scale Consensus scale

Types of Rating scales.

The following rating scale are often used in Business Research.

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The dichotomous scale is used to elicit a “Yes or No”.

For Example,Do you own car?

Yes or No

Dichotomous scale.

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The category scale uses multiple items to elicit a single response.

For example,

Category scale.

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Is used to assess respondents’ attitude toward a particular brand, advertisement, object, or individual. It is usually a seven-point scale with bipolar attributes indicates at its extremes.

OR Semantic differential scale is a type of a rating scale designed to

measure the connotative meaning of objects, events, and concepts. (Wikipedia)

For example,

Semantic Differential scale

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A scale with bipolar attributes with five or seven points indicates on the scale.

For example,

Numerical scale.

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A scale that offers several categories of response, out of which respondent picks the one most relevant for answering the question.

OR A scale that uses words instead of numbers for respondents

to identify their rating.For Example,

Itemized Rating scale.

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An interval scale that specifically uses the five anchors of Strongly Disagree, Disagree, Neither Disagree nor Agree, Agree, and Strongly Agree.

For Example,

Likert scale.

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The respondents are here asked to distribute a given number of points across various items.

For Example,

Fixed or Constant sum scale.

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A scale that measure both the direction and intensity of the attributes of a concept.

For Example,

Stapel scale.

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A scale that graphically illustrate the responses that can be provided, rather than specifying any discrete response categories.

For Example,

Graphic Rating scales.

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A scale developed through consensus or unanimous agreement of a panel of judges as to the items that measure a concept.

Consensus scale.

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