A Scoring Strategy in Which More Negative Response Alternatives Are

question 79

Multiple Choice

A scoring strategy in which more negative response alternatives are assigned higher numerical values and more positive response alternatives are assigned lower numerical values is called:

• A) reverse-coding.
• B) response set.
• C) directional hypothesis.
• D) internal consistency reliability.

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