PSYB04H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Narcissistic Personality Inventory, Likert Scale, Construct Validity
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Forced-choice questions: people give their opinion by picking the best or two or more options, often used in political polls, such as asking which of the two or three candidates you would vote for. If it does not follow this format exactly, it is considered a likert-type scale. Instead of degree of agreement, respondents might be asked to rate a target object using a numeric scale that is anchored with adjectives. Do you strongly favour, mostly favour, mostly oppose, or strongly oppose voter id laws: researchers following this study found that this question lead to. 79% support for voter id laws because there was no leading information involved: double-barreled questions, a double-barreled question asks two questions in one, example: do you guarantee that the second amendment to our united states. Constitution guarantees your individual right to own a gun and that the second. Similar phenomena is faking bad: avoid this by ensuring respondents are aware that their responses are anonymous.
