Scale Development: Theory and Applications (Applied Social Research Methods)
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Scale Development: Theory and Applications (Applied Social Research Methods)

by Robert F. Devellis, Carolyn T. Thorpe

Education Psychology Social Science Research Methods
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Scale Development: Theory and Applications explores the theory and practice of developing research scales in applied social research. As part of the Applied Social Research Methods series, this volume offers students, researchers, and practitioners a focused resource on the principles and applications of scale development.

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Scale Development: Theory and Applications presents a focused treatment of scale development within the context of applied social research.

The book connects theoretical considerations with practical applications, making it relevant to readers studying how research scales are developed and used.

Written by Robert F. Devellis and Carolyn T. Thorpe, it is part of the Applied Social Research Methods series.

This volume may serve as a reference for students, researchers, and practitioners working with measurement in the social sciences.

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