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Likert scale


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(lik-ert)

a tool used in questionnaires in which participants are asked to respond to statements on a scale ranging from “strongly agree” to “strongly disagree”. [R. Likert (1903–81), US psychologist]

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in A Dictionary of Nursing (5) Length: 36 words
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in A Dictionary of Statistics (2 rev) Length: 32 words
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in A Dictionary of Public Health Length: 45 words
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