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point scale

point scale A point scale is a rating method that assigns responses to ordered numerical categories, such as a 5-point scale used to score satisfaction.

A point scale is a rating method that assigns responses to ordered numerical categories, such as a 5-point scale used to score satisfaction. In this context, it means expressing a judgment or experience as one of a small set of ranked points so results can be compared or analyzed.

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Drafting source: Takahashi Hiroki. What do part-time employees in Japanese chain restaurants talk about when dissatisfied? Applying Structural Topic Modeling to employee reviews. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0313450; article XML SHA-256 de15235429fbdb3706dd4cdf7de9640e07e3de1fe5e696a9ad8bc4104eeb4587. “What do part-time employees in Japanese chain restaurants talk about when dissatisfied? Applying Structural Topic Modeling to employee reviews” (10.1371/journal.pone.0313450).
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