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Which statement is most true about levels (scale points) of rating scales?

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Which statement is most true about levels (scale points) of rating scales?

Which statement is most true about levels (scale points) of rating scales?

a. A teacher should use different numbers of levels for various skill components (i.e. serve, volley, overhead smash in tennis) of the sport unit being assessed.
   b. A rating scale should typically have three to seven levels of performance.
   c. When even numbers of levels are used, the scores tend to regress to the middle.
   d. For a beginning teacher, six levels is an ideal number to use.
   e. All of the above are true.

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Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education and Exercise Science

Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education and Exercise Science

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Awesome.

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We'd done an assignment like this not too long ago, piece of cake.

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