METHOD OF EQUAL-APPEARING INTERVALS

is a scaling technique whereby the values which are obtained using the scale assume that the intervals on the scale itself are equidistant and equally distributed.

METHOD OF EQUAL-APPEARING INTERVALS: “The method of equal-appearing intervals ensures that stimuli used in the experiment are equidistant on the internal scale.”
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