Business, 25.05.2021 17:40, mallorywoods8

An amusement park was recently inaugurated in a city in Florida. All the customers who visited the park during the first few days were sent a feedback form via email to rate their overall satisfaction via four answer options: completely dissatisfied, dissatisfied, satisfied, or completely satisfied. This scale is an example of a(n) measure. a. attribute-specific b. disconfirmation c. unstructured d. direct, global e. open-ended

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