Titlebook: Diversity in Survey Questions on the Same Topic; Techniques for Impro Tineke de Jonge,Ruut Veenhoven,Wim Kalmijn Book 2017 Springer Interna

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Range-Of-Motion

‘Very Happy’ Is Not Always Equally Happyerstand the difference in interpretation of the response options of the same item in different languages and to determine whether differences in leading questions affect the interpretation of the response options, given in different languages, to identical response scales.

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The Continuum Approachy the use of discrete scales. When conventional scale transformation methods are used or the Scale Interval Method to transform a discrete primary scale, the resulting secondary scale is still discrete, and although the use of discrete scales in survey research is often practically motivated, a more

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overture

Stability of the Boundaries Between Response Options for Different Countriess are assumed to remain unchanged over time. We inspect whether this assumption is realistic using time series of survey items taken from the Eurobarometer for different parts of Europe and on the topics life satisfaction and satisfaction with the way the democracy works in the country. We conclude

Functional

Analysis of Differences in Trends Among the Satisfied Few and the Dissatisfied Few marginalization. When using a discrete response scale with a limited number of response options it will be a difficult task to derive this information from the survey results. This difficulty can be overcome if the Reference Distribution Method is applied to these survey results. Once a continuous