THE 5-POINT LIKERT SCALE INTERPRETATION || RESEARCH

[@simpaticobr]

Thank you for the great video! However, since Likert scale data is ordinal, calculating the mean isn't appropriate. Instead, it is recommended to use median and/or mode - correct? Thank you!!

[@halletatube1981]

Thank you. You are good when you explain !!

[@Faith-rd8gq]

Salamat po. Andaling intindihin...done following po. This video is so helpful.

[@MATHStorya]

Welcome

[@MuhammadSaeedSiddiqui]

Excellent video. But a student will be confused on how to aggregate the 'agree ' .It can be further improved with applied data and writing results.

[@MATHStorya]

Thank you

[@Scarlett-sz5ev]

Hi, why is the data result different from the previous video? The difference is 0.01. Can 0.01 be ignored?

[@MATHStorya]

Its ok po…thats why there is a margin of error.

[@chrishieladelsol8290]

Hi sir, how about naman po sa pag compute ng scale sa verbal interpretation of mean ng pre-test and post test?

[@MATHStorya]

Use correlation..

[@Jasminlopez-d2c]

Applicable rin po ba 'to for "always, never, sometimes"

[@MATHStorya]

Yes po

[@philipmhall2317]

I got it correctly for lower and upper limit

[@rosa-jsanosa3795]

hello po may specific formula for this interpretation po pa?

[@MATHStorya]

Wala po

[@reena1234]

Which test is this?

[@MATHStorya]

Likert scale

[@szimnave]

ano po ang tawag sa ganyang formula, or the author po, para ma cite ko po s akong research. thanks

[@MATHStorya]

Likert scale po for survey question

[@meakarenbiggaong7049]

how to get higher limit

[@MATHStorya]

Using the interval….check the video