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Classically, a Likert scale was composed of the sum of many Likert items (ordinal ratings of the amount of agreement with a statement), where all the items were equally valid. Today the term sometimes is used synonymously with 'ordinal rating scale' (which may be based on only 1 item).
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Analyzing Likert scale data
I am doing an university project, and a big part of my data is ordinal (Likert scale). … I have looked into running the Kruskal-Wallis test, however it is stated that it is not as punctual and people sometimes run ANOVA on Likert scales anyway. …
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