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On Measurement, Scale, and Scaling
Water Resources Research, 1986The relationships between measurement, scale, and scaling are discussed and analyzed in detail. It is pointed out that only certain fundamental properties can be measured and that these properties do not include constitutive variables. The interrelationships between scale and measurement are shown to manifest themselves in two types of heterogeneity ...
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Measurement and Measurement Scales
2018This chapter examines measurement and measurement scales in business research. Measurement is defined in terms of the relationship to related factors and brief illustration of variables and types of data provided, differentiating between scientific terms, including concepts, constructs and operational definitions.
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2013
Once the research problem has been clearly established, the most important part of the research, namely data collection, begins. A proper measurement system has to be developed before actually venturing into the field to collect data. At this stage, a researcher has to address some fundamental issues relating to the variables that need to be measured ...
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Once the research problem has been clearly established, the most important part of the research, namely data collection, begins. A proper measurement system has to be developed before actually venturing into the field to collect data. At this stage, a researcher has to address some fundamental issues relating to the variables that need to be measured ...
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2004
This chapter is devoted to a presentation and discussion of the three main approaches to measuring equivalence scales which are the expert approach, the economic approach, and the survey approach. Most attention will be paid to the economic and to the survey approach since both are applied in this thesis.
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This chapter is devoted to a presentation and discussion of the three main approaches to measuring equivalence scales which are the expert approach, the economic approach, and the survey approach. Most attention will be paid to the economic and to the survey approach since both are applied in this thesis.
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