Graphic rating scales
A) cannot provide numerical data.
B) generally do not provide reliable and valid data.
C) are difficult for poor readers to use.
D) can be especially useful when collecting data from children.

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Graphic rating scales can be especially useful when collecting data from children because they are often more engaging and easier to understand than other types of rating scales. However, graphic rating scales can still provide numerical data and can be reliable and valid when designed and administered properly. The difficulty for poor readers can be mitigated by using pictures or symbols instead of relying on written instructions.

Graphic Rating Scales