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A note on a possible alternative to Likert scales

  • Part II: Teaching Strategies, Attitude and Enquiry Measures, and Surveys
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  • Cohen, D. “Can scientific attitudes be evaluated?”Research 1971, R.P. Tisher (ed.), Brisbane: Australian Science Education Research Association, 1972, 135–143.

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  1. R. T. White
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  2. L. D. Mackay
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White, R.T., Mackay, L.D. A note on a possible alternative to Likert scales. Research in Science Education 3, 75–76 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02558560

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