Sentence examples for confidence scales from inspiring English sources

Would the various confidence scales be used similarly with faces as they are with words?

This outcome will be reassuring to anyone who uses confidence scales.

The reasoning behind the second question was that the highest point on confidence scales with more points (i.e., 20- and 100-point scales) may provide higher accuracy than confidence scales with fewer points (i.e., 4- and 5-point scales).

In Experiment 2, we also employed a between-subjects design with four different confidence scales and 24 subjects per condition.

At issue is whether subjects will use these widely different confidence scales in the same way or in different ways.

The present experiments addressed three primary questions: First, do different ranges of confidence scales yield similar confidence-accuracy relationships?

All four scales are scored on a 100percentt confidence scale, from 0percentt (Absolutely Not Confident) to 100percentt (Absolutely Confident) scale, in 10percentt increments.

Betsy Frank observed that if you create a confidence scale from "None" to "Hubris," there seem to be more people at the extremes now than in decades past.

The survey's confidence scale runs from 1 to 10. Seventy-six percent of the 240 respondents said they were less confident in the stock market now than they were a year ago.

The type of confidence scale just does not much matter.

The same pattern occurred for the 4-point confidence scale.