Scale Development: Theory and Applications (Applied Social Research Methods)
Scale Development: Theory and Applications by Robert F. DeVellis, published by SAGE Publications, Inc in June 1991, is a concise guide that spans 128 pages. This book is written in English and is designed to be accessible, providing a clear framework for understanding the process of scale development in social sciences research.
Readers will find that this book focuses on the identification of latent variables, the generation of item pools, and the optimization of measurement formats. DeVellis presents background methods and theories in a conceptual manner, allowing readers to develop an intuitive understanding of the subject. The content is particularly relevant for those interested in social sciences research and methodology, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals alike.
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Written at a highly accessible level, Scale Development guides the reader through the identification of the latent variable, the generation of an item pool, the format of measurement and the optimization of the scale length. Background methods and theories are presented conceptually rather than mathematically so the reader can develop an intuitive grasp of the concepts.
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