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Bob-Dole

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When is it acceptable to have more than 3-10 response options on a scale?
 
  A) when the scale in question is a bipolar scale
  B) never
  C) when the survey participants are 14-year old children
  D) when using an EGWA scale

Question 2

According to work by Charles Osgood and his colleagues, when the average person says that fact G is extremely interesting, this is likely to mean that fact G is subjectively about ____ times as interesting as something that is merely interesting.
 
  A) 1.55
  B) two
  C) three
  D) four



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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