five-point scale

collocation in English

meanings of scale

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scale
noun
uk /skeɪl/ us /skeɪl/
a set of numbers, amounts, etc., used to measure or compare the level ...
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For each item, respondents were asked to indicate ' who has the resource advantage ' based on a five-pointscale.
Responses were scored on a five-pointscale and the scores correlated with the proportion of private treatments that the dentists gave.
Each of the hostility items was measured on a five-pointscale, ranging from 1 (very strongly disagree) to 5 (very strongly agree).
Each response was calibrated using a five-pointscale.
Responses to these statements are recorded on a five-pointscale from 'agree strongly' to 'disagree strongly'.
They were also asked to rate their confidence in the choice they made, on a five-pointscale.
The five-pointscale consisted of: 1 = none or not all; 2 = very little; 3 = average; 4 = considerably; and 5 = completely.
In addition, participants were asked to assess their level of health on a five-pointscale.
The herbivory ratio was estimated with a five-pointscale (0, 25, 50, 75, 100%) and the average calculated.
Reproductive status was scored on a five-pointscale.
The five-pointscale used to collect data on the amount of informal care in this study may have been somewhat crude.
Adolescents responded to the items using a five-pointscale (1 = almost never; 5 = almost always).
Responses to each item were measured on the same five-pointscale.
Presence and severity of each symptom over the preceding week was rated on a five-pointscale (0=absent to 4=severe).
In our case, responses were recorded on a five-pointscale.
All items obtained high mean scores (>4) on a five-pointscale.
This is a five-pointscale intended to assess human figure drawings from the most sophisticated to the most primitive.
Each of the items is rated on a five-pointscale of distress ranging from 'not at all' (0) to 'extremely' (4) and then summed.
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