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Method of Successive Intervals
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Jul 18, 2008, 11:11:55 PM7/18/08
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I am interested in the scale construction method =93Thurstones Method of=0A=
Successive Intervals=94. One interesting feature of this method is that=0A=
it produces scales with (approximately) interval properties.=0A=
Is this a method that is in used today, or is it considered as more or=0A=
less outdated? Thurstones original papers are from 1927.=0A=
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I am interested in the scale construction method =93Thurstones Method of=0A=
Successive Intervals=94. One interesting feature of this method is that=0A=
it produces scales with (approximately) interval properties.=0A=
Is this a method that is in used today, or is it considered as more or=0A=
less outdated? Thurstones original papers are from 1927.=0A=
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