All of the Following Statements Are True About Graphic Rating

question 8

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements are true about graphic rating scales EXCEPT

• A) graphic rating scales are easy to develop.
• B) separate traits or performance factors are sometimes grouped together which leads to inconsistency in how evaluators interpret the scale item.
• C) graphic rating scales can either use verbal or numerical scales.
• D) graphic rating scales require less rater training than other methods because the descriptive terms used carry widely-understood interpretations.

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Definitions:

Perception

The process by which sensory stimuli are interpreted and organized in the brain to form a coherent picture of the world.

Patterns And Configurations

Patterns and configurations denote the recognisable order in which things are arranged or occur, and the way elements are combined and oriented relative to one another.

Nobel Prize-Winning Research

Research recognized by the Nobel committee for its outstanding contribution to science, literature, peace, or economics.

Feature-Detector Cells

Neurons in the brain that specialize in recognizing specific features of an environment, such as angles, lines, and movement.