Reverse-Coding Is a Scoring Strategy Where More Negative Response Alternatives

question 11

Multiple Choice

Reverse-coding is a scoring strategy where more negative response alternatives are assigned _____ values and more positive response alternatives are assigned _____ values.

• A) higher; lower
• B) lower; higher
• C) modest; lower
• D) lower; modest

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