1(b) They are the responses to the question about the degree of happiness on a 10-point Likert scale, with 1 indicating not happy at all and 10 indicating the happiest.

“To what extent are you satisfied with the frequency of bus and train services?” (1 = Not at all satisfied, 10 = Extremely satisfied”). This item should:Group of answer choicesBe scored on a seven-point scaleUse dichotomous scoringBe converted to two itemsBe scored in accordance with classical test theory

DIRECTIONS for the question: The question consists of five statements labelled A, B, C, D and E which when logically ordered form a coherent passage. Choose the option that represents the most logical order.A. I am a cheerful melancholicB. As strange as it seems, being happier than average does not mean that one can’t also be unhappier than average.C. I took the test myself and found that, for happiness, I am at the top for people my age, sex, occupation and education group.D. One test for both happiness and unhappiness is the Positive Affectivity and Negative Affectivity Schedule test.E. But I get a pretty high score for unhappiness as well. BDCEA BECAD DCEBA ABDEC

The simple frequency of individuals who report high levels of happiness would be: 1 minus the proportion of unhappy individuals the number of individuals who report high levels of happiness the number of individuals who report a level of happiness up to and including ?high? 0

Context:Designing the Psychological Test with anxiety symptoms person included questionaries like Likert-scale options—"strongly disagree" to "strongly agree"—.write at least 10 questionaries ( write the whole assessment for me as you are testing a attentent name:Aliza, age:29 ) after the assesment write the total assesment score of aliza and aliza's findings and the next steps.

Answer true or false. Happiness is a terminal value?