Comparative-Ratings Scales Differ from Graphic and Itemized Scales in That

question 24

Multiple Choice

Comparative-ratings scales differ from graphic and itemized scales in that

• A)the categories are ordered.
• B)judgments are made independently.
• C)semantic-differential scales are used.
• D)relative judgments are involved.
• E)the "halo effect" is a problem.

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