A semantic differential scale:
A) asks participants to locate the meaning they ascribe to a stimulus.
B) is a form of continuous level measurement.
C) is anchored by two opposite or bipolar adjectives.
D) does not include descriptors for the intermediate positions.
E) all of the above.

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A semantic differential scale involves participants locating the meaning they ascribe to a stimulus, is considered a form of continuous level measurement, is anchored by two opposite or bipolar adjectives, and does not typically include descriptors for the intermediate positions, making all of the provided options correct.

A Semantic Differential Scale