An Attitude Rating Scale That Uses a Set of Faces

question 14

Multiple Choice

An attitude rating scale that uses a set of faces, varying systematically in terms of whether they are frowning or smiling, to capture a person's satisfaction or preference is an example of which of the following?

• A) Itemized-ratings scale
• B) Semantic-differential scale
• C) Graphic-ratings scale
• D) Summated-ratings (Likert) scale
• E) Comparative-ratings scale

Grasp the evolutionary origins of humans and significant milestones in human prehistory.

Comprehend the study of human growth, development, and adaptations among living populations, excluding non-biological aspects like linguistics.

Recognize the impact of environment and migration on physical changes in human populations.

Identify and interpret findings from archaeological sites and their relevance to understanding human history and culture.

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