Multidimensional scaling methods:
A) are generally analogous to factor analysis
B) identify underlying dimensions based on binary judgments
C) identify underlying dimensions based on raked preferences
D) identify underlying dimensions based on ratings of similarity of paired stimuli
E) explore dimensions of individual differences
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Q10: You are interested in whether there are
Q11: Unlike scaling individuals, when scaling stimuli:
A) differences
Q12: The method of pair comparison:
A) always yields
Q13: An intransitive set of judgments could result
Q14: The method of comparisons by rank order:
A)
Q16: Brian, Sam, and Jenny asked three
Q17: Explain two reasons for why you might
Q18: In terms of stimulus scaling, explain what
Q19: Define individual difference scaling and stimulus scaling.
Q20: You are interested in the ways that
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