The Likert Scale is a five or seven-point scale that is used to allow the ... attitude or preference being studied. Below are ...

and DCE-MRI using a Likert scale between 1 and 5 (1, very low level of suspicion; 2, low level of suspicion; 3, equivocal; 4, cancer probable; 5, definitely cancer). Following LRP, the specimens ...

Weilbach, N. (2025) Strategic Framework for Enhancing SMME Sustainability: Insights from the Northern Cape Province, South Africa. Open Journal of Business and Management, 13, 946-967. doi: ...

Responses were measured on a nine-point Likert scale. In order to address research question 1, the internal consistency of the responses within each factor on the first administration was estimated by ...

All the surveys used a 5-point Likert scale, mostly to measure respondents’ attitudes about various aspects of patient safety. Two (SLOAPS and MSSA ... survey selection should depend on its purpose.

Overall impression was three (maximum 4, IQR 2.00–3.00). Conclusions Monitoring and assessing adherence and competence at the point of intervention delivery ... dichotomous response categories, Likert ...

Comparable performance between the two groups was found in sailboat structure ... Yet, this program was limited by space and weather and not suitable for large-scale teaching. Therefore, helping more ...

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[2] Regarding the 5-point Likert scaling, it was the most commonly used method in previous clinical studies. [3–5] In order to promote widespread use of the 5-point Likert scaling system in ...

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