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Surveys using Semantic Differential Scale is the most reliable way to get information on people’s emotional attitude towards a topic of interest.
Semantic Differential Scale often asks people to rate a product, company or brand upon a multi-point rating scale that has opposite adjectives at each end. Some examples of this would include love / hate, satisfied / unsatisfied and likely to return / unlikely to return.
Example of Semantic Differential Questions
The advantage of Semantic Differential Scale is that it is easy to understand the scale and rate correctly and its popularity makes it very familiar with responders. This makes information collected very reliable.
Questions that feature a graphical slider give the respondent a more interactive way to answer the semantic differential scale question.
The non-slider question uses typical radio buttons for a more traditional survey look and feel that people are more used to answering.
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