A type of scale that demands that respondents divide points among several attributes to indicate their relative importance is called a:
A)constant-sum scale
B)Likert scale
C)Stapel scale
D)semantic differential

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A constant-sum scale requires respondents to allocate a fixed number of points among various attributes, indicating their relative importance. This is different from a Likert scale, which asks respondents to indicate their level of agreement or disagreement with a series of statements, a Stapel scale, which asks respondents to rate a statement on a bipolar scale, and a semantic differential, which asks respondents to rate an object or concept on a set of opposing attributes.

A Type of Scale That Demands That Respondents Divide Points