A(n)________ allows the respondent to place a mark at any point along a line running between two extreme points rather than selecting from among a set of predetermined response categories.
A) comparative scale
B) itemized rating scale
C) continuous rating scale
D) Likert scale
E) extreme scaling

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A continuous rating scale allows the respondent to place a mark at any point along a line, as opposed to selecting from predefined categories. Comparative scales involve comparisons between two items, itemized rating scales require the selection of a response category, Likert scales involve agreement/disagreement with statements, and extreme scaling involves rating items on opposite ends of a spectrum.

A(n)________ Allows the Respondent to Place a Mark at Any