When using
scales in assessments or observations, unless an observer is extremely
confident of his/her ability to assess an interaction, s/he may tend to avoid
the extreme positions on the scale, using mostly the central part. The error
this tendency creates is called the error of central tendency.
Godfrey Kateregga as the author and administrator of this page, is a Ugandan youth male Graduate from Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Medicine, Western Uganda. He is a medical scientist with over half a decade in instructing medical students and, interested in sharing medical information and medical informatics plus ICT, widely experienced in training Adults with special needs.
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