Effect of Presenting Multiple vs. Single Rating Scales After Stimulus Presentation on Subjective Quality Ratings
Antons, J.-N., Arndt, S. & Möller, S.
Contribution presented to the ITU-T SG12 as COM 12 – C 201 – E, December 2014
Summary
This study examines whether administering multiple rating scales sequentially versus a single overall scale after stimulus presentation biases subjective quality judgments. Analyses of order and scale-count effects inform practical guidance for minimizing cognitive load and context effects in listening test protocols.
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Antons, J.-N., Arndt, S. & Möller, S. (2014, December). Effect of Presenting Multiple vs. Single Rating Scales After Stimulus Presentation on Subjective Quality Ratings. Contribution presented to the ITU-T SG12. https://www.itu.int/md/T13-SG12-C-0270/en
