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  • Survey respondents’ answers are influenced by rating scales for the questions. In order to ensure comparability of results across studies, social scientists should pay attention to the scales the questions use. (xsd:string)
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  • Formal Features of Rating Scales and the Interpretation of Question Meaning (xsd:string)
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