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    This document discusses measurement and scaling in research. It outlines the process of developing measurement tools which includes concept development, specifying concept dimensions, selecting indicators, and forming an index. It also classifies scales based on the measurement procedure, subject orientation, and response form, such as categorical or comparative scales. Scale properties are identified, including nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales, which can be either uni-dimensional or multi-dimensional.

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    Measurement & Scaling Developing measurement tools: Concept development Specification of Concept dimensions Selection of Indicators Formation of Index

       

     

     

    Scale classification: Measurement procedure Subject orientation Response form i) Categorical scale: Rating scale ii) Comparative scale: Two or more objects Degree of subjectivity Scale properties i) Nominal ii) Ordinal iii) Interval iv) Ratio Number of dimensions i) Uni-dimensional: One attribute ii) Multidimensional: More attributes

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