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Q methodology, free ranking statements without answer distribution rules

086111 · 2015-10-21 10:27:28

Hey! An ideas of where i could find Q-method based paper which used non-qausi normal rank distribution when getting respondents to rank statements (i.e. where individuals just free-ranked statements and did not have limits on strong agreement or disagreement). Thanks

21-10-2015 11:27am

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Hey!
An ideas of where i could find Q-method based paper which used non-qausi normal rank distribution when getting respondents to rank statements (i.e. where individuals just free-ranked statements and did not have limits on strong agreement or disagreement). Thanks

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Job van Exel (2005), Q methodology: A sneak preview, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, may be useful.

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