This paper discusses Likert-type items on a survey instrument, as commonly used is the social sciences and marketing research (often referred to as a “Likert scale”). It briefly discusses antecedents to the Likert item, but focuses more on its limitations, primary among which is the fact that it generates qualitative data. Derivatives of the Likert scale are presented and their limitations are discussed. An alternative that uses information systems to derive quasi-qualitative data is presented, and the analytical advantages are discussed
Likert-type rating scales are an important means of attitude assessment in the social sciences. A co...
International audienceThis paper aimed at verifying if the original assumptions of the Likert scale ...
AbstractMany articles published in the International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology descr...
Building a research questionnaire and using assessment tools play a crucial role in social, ma...
Likert scales are widely used in market research and remain one of the most popular methods to elici...
Perhaps the most widely used means for assessing survey respondents’ personal attitudes consists of ...
The objective of this paper is to evaluate Likert and non-Likert scales for quantitative survey. The...
This study examined the effect of alternative scale formats on reporting of intensity of attitudes o...
In this paper we present a number of issues to be taken into account in assessing the marketing qual...
Abstract: The use of single-item measures has been encouraged by several authors asserting that sing...
In social science research, the Likert method is commonly used as a psychometric scale to measure re...
The Likert scale is commonly used in survey research using primary and secondary data to measure the...
The article presents a replication study of a significant empirical study carried out earlier. Borg,...
Likert scales relating to quality of life were completed by the homeless (N = 75); first year studen...
Likert scaled data, which are frequently collected In studies of interaction in virtual environments...
Likert-type rating scales are an important means of attitude assessment in the social sciences. A co...
International audienceThis paper aimed at verifying if the original assumptions of the Likert scale ...
AbstractMany articles published in the International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology descr...
Building a research questionnaire and using assessment tools play a crucial role in social, ma...
Likert scales are widely used in market research and remain one of the most popular methods to elici...
Perhaps the most widely used means for assessing survey respondents’ personal attitudes consists of ...
The objective of this paper is to evaluate Likert and non-Likert scales for quantitative survey. The...
This study examined the effect of alternative scale formats on reporting of intensity of attitudes o...
In this paper we present a number of issues to be taken into account in assessing the marketing qual...
Abstract: The use of single-item measures has been encouraged by several authors asserting that sing...
In social science research, the Likert method is commonly used as a psychometric scale to measure re...
The Likert scale is commonly used in survey research using primary and secondary data to measure the...
The article presents a replication study of a significant empirical study carried out earlier. Borg,...
Likert scales relating to quality of life were completed by the homeless (N = 75); first year studen...
Likert scaled data, which are frequently collected In studies of interaction in virtual environments...
Likert-type rating scales are an important means of attitude assessment in the social sciences. A co...
International audienceThis paper aimed at verifying if the original assumptions of the Likert scale ...
AbstractMany articles published in the International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology descr...