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Measurement of Moral Judgment: A Comparison of Scaling Methods

Abstract : Scales of moral judgment were obtained by (1) the indirect method of pair comparisons on the assumption of Thurstone's Case 5, and (2) the direct method of ratio estimation. The logarithmic relationship found in previous studies was verified also for this subjective continuum. (Author)

G. Ekman | G EKMAN

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