Mathematics, 22.07.2020 16:01 kakkakak1320

A Thurstone scale was constructed to measure creativity. The scale scores ranged from 1 to 13. If the scale was properly constructed we could conclude that: a. A person with a score of 6 was three times as creative as a person with a score of 2. b. A person with a score of 6 was more creative than a person with a score of 5. c. A person with a score of 5 was half as creative as someone with a score of 10.d. A person with a score of 6 was three times as creative as a person with a score of 2 and a person with a score of 5 was half as creative as someone with a score of 10.e. All of these choices are correct conclusions

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