Titlebook: Diversity in Survey Questions on the Same Topic; Techniques for Impro Tineke de Jonge,Ruut Veenhoven,Wim Kalmijn Book 2017 Springer Interna

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Illuminating Scientists’ Modeling Competencethese points by choosing the upper and lower bound equal to an extreme of the continuum. The phenomenon of assigning zero-width intervals occurs more frequently when extreme wording is used for an anchor point label and when the response scale consists of more than five response options. Although al

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Loucas Τ. Louca,Zacharias C. Zachariay the use of discrete scales. When conventional scale transformation methods are used or the Scale Interval Method to transform a discrete primary scale, the resulting secondary scale is still discrete, and although the use of discrete scales in survey research is often practically motivated, a more

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Ezzat A. Fattah (Professor of Criminology)stribution means after scale transformation for similar questions about a certain topic asked in different representative surveys to be approximately the same irrespective of the primary response scales used. This provides the basis for another approach to transformation. The Reference Distribution

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Tony Dittenhoffer,Richard V. Ericsons are assumed to remain unchanged over time. We inspect whether this assumption is realistic using time series of survey items taken from the Eurobarometer for different parts of Europe and on the topics life satisfaction and satisfaction with the way the democracy works in the country. We conclude

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The Need for a Critical Victimology the World Values Survey to derive reference distributions from. This resulted in consistent time series spanning almost 60?years for Japan, 40?years for The Netherlands and 35?years for the USA and Spain. Life satisfaction in Japan and The Netherlands was almost equal in the eighties, but at presen

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