Attribute Classification and Measures

The purpose of this chapter is to introduce a comprehensive classification of the attribute part of the construct. This chapter is especially important because, as mentioned in Chapter 1, most researchers define the construct only in terms of the attribute, making its correct classification crucial for the measure.

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