Page 1 : 272 & TOOLS AND METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION, , 0, i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 :, ase ’ . on and ', Bee l l | : monand |, eae Z varie! 1, FIGURE 9.4 A five-point rating seale val, vil, - Ob Sent {, Aways Sometimes Never en, (remo, = | study:, ERE eo uni etl, FIGURE 9.5 A three-point rating scale ° Liat, TABLE 9.6 Common Content of Appraisal in Rating Scale tages, Quantity of work Volume of work Quality of work er coe : A o ., ., , Reliability Initiatives Judgement Neatr ; 2 sce, Accuracy of work knowledge Cooperative Ability to work Will e Graphic %, — « Rating S¢, : ea ae x e Itis also |, S: ical rai scale: It divides the evaluation criteria into a fixed number of point i » Itmay als, defines only numbers at the extremes. In these scales, each statement is generally assis { « Used to¢, a numerical score ranging from 1 to 10, or even more. e Rating x, , For example: Pain assessment numerical scale., No pain 2 3 4 5 6 tc, | (es | | | | | aoe 7 kes, ., , = eee eran” this type of rating scale, the researcher makes a judgemen, about an attribute of a person by comparing it with that of a similar another person(s, For example, Mr. Ram’s decision-making abilities closely resemble those of Mr. Shyar, and Mr. Gopal. In this type of rating scale, researcher must have prehand knowledge, about the selected attributes of the people with whom the subjects are supposed to &, , compared., , , , , , , , Characteristics of Rating Scale, , Rating scales are value judgements about attributes of one person by another perso", , Theses scales are most commonly used tools to carry out structured observations ;, , * Rating scales are generally developed to make quantitative judgements about 8!", attributes., , * Rating scales provide more flexibility to judge the level of performance or presence ot at, tributes among subjects., , © Guilford (1954) identified that a rating scale must have following basic charac, , which must be taken care of while constructing a rating scale., ° Clary Rating soa must be constructed using short, concise statements in sim), iguous language., , teristS, , pl e anc