develop a scale (small survey) of five to ten items that will measure the construct you have chosen. You may try your scale with your family or friends to make sure your questions are understood and measure what you intend. To ensure internal consistency your items must correspond to a single theme. Do not include any demographic items in this scale. Be sure to use an even-numbered Likert scale.

Survey questions must be appropriately worded and meaningful to the respondents. The questions have to make sense to be valid, and the response categories must be meaningfully grouped.

• List potential questions to be included in the proposal.
• Explain the types of questions that should be included in a survey.
• Provide a rationale for each survey question.
• Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the proposed questions.
• Suggest strategies for minimizing the disadvantages of proposed questions.
• Communicate in a manner that is scholarly, professional, and consistent with expectations for members of the psychological professions

As you provide this summary, include specific concepts and survey-related terminology presented in the course. Support your decisions with relevant references, citations, and empirical research.