The Difference Between a Single-Item Scale and a Multiple-Item Scale

question 30

Multiple Choice

The difference between a single-item scale and a multiple-item scale is that a:

• A) single-item scale involves collecting data about only one attribute of the object being investigated.
• B) multiple-item scale is a type of nominal scale.
• C) single-item scale simultaneously collects data on several attributes of a construct.
• D) single-item scale provides more than one possible response to its respondents.
• E) multiple-item scale cannot collect ordinal data.

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