Benefits on secondary scales

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Secondary scales provide additional information and insights beyond the primary scale.

Secondary scales can help to measure specific aspects of a concept or construct that may not be captured by the primary scale.
They can also provide a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between variables.
Examples of secondary scales include subscales of a larger questionnaire, such as the anxiety and depression subscales of the DASS-21.
Secondary scales can also be used to measure related constructs, such as using a self-esteem scale as a secondary measure in a study on depression.
Overall, secondary scales can enhance the validity and reliability of research findings.

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