three-point 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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Examples of three-point scale

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However, because perceptions of closeness are gauged by a three-pointscale the independent variable effects perhaps ought to be estimated with an ordered probit model.
This test used a three-pointscale from one (least) to three (most).
Two problems have been identified: the small range offered by its three-pointscale may increase the floor-ceiling effect and incompatibility can affect test-retest reliability.
Before sorting class pictures, children were trained on the three-pointscale by having children sort familiar objects according to preference.
There are 120 items, each scored on a three-pointscale.
Each item was rated on a three-pointscale according to severity of intent to die.
In the three-pointscale tabulations, the percentages are those giving the same response in the two years.
All items were scored on a three-pointscale.
Items are rated on a three-pointscale (0-2) with higher scores representing greater levels of depression.
Parents responded to the items using a three-pointscale (0 = not true; 2 = very true).
Each item was self-rated by the participants on a three-pointscale: ' 0 ' (no difficulty); '1 ' (some difficulty) and ' 2 ' (great difficulty).
A three-pointscale of symptom severity relying mainly on hot flushes, sweating and insomnia was employed for treatment assessment.
The first item is scored on a three-pointscale while the rest are scored on a four-point scale.
The older people were asked how much choice they had over each activity and their responses were scored on a three-pointscale.
For the sake of comparison, we have chosen to work with the three-pointscale.
Participants were asked how severely they were affected by these health problems on a three-pointscale and the sum of these scores was used as a measure of impairment.
The main reason for a three-pointscale was to limit the number of possible hearing-specific health states to a maximum of 243 health states (three options, five factors: 35 = 243).
The tester rates the definition in terms of quality using a three-pointscale (2 for a good definition, 1 for a poor definition and 0 for an incorrect response).
The first author and two other adults rated the two non-target responses for each cloze sentence on a three-pointscale : 'makes sense ', 'not sure ', ' does not make sense'.
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