Although unipolar rating scales avoid the antonym problem they still may possess the problem of
A)ambiguity
B)sufficiency
C)neutrality
D)currency

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Unipolar rating scales may still have the problem of ambiguity, which means that the scale may not be clear enough for respondents to provide accurate ratings. For example, if a scale has only one extreme endpoint labeled as "excellent," respondents may have difficulty distinguishing between different levels of excellence.

Although Unipolar Rating Scales Avoid the Antonym Problem They Still