What is the gold standard translation for semantic equivalence in which the scale is first translated from the source language into the target language and then translated back to the source language by translators blind to the original wording?

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Back translation is the process where a translated text (from the source language to the target language) is then translated back into the source language by a second, independent translator who is unaware of the original text. This method is used to ensure semantic equivalence and accuracy in translation.

What Is the Gold Standard Translation for Semantic Equivalence in Which