Non-comparative itemized rating scales with strong adjectives as anchors (1=generally disagree, 7=generally agree)result in less variable and more peaked response contributions.

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Non-comparative itemized rating scales with strong adjectives as anchors lead to less variability and more concentrated ratings as compared to other rating scales. This is because the strong adjectives provide clear reference points to the respondents, who then tend to give more extreme responses, resulting in a peaked response distribution.

Non-Comparative Itemized Rating Scales with Strong Adjectives as Anchors (1=generally