The lower the value for an item - I am supposing these are average values for individual questionnaire items (2.1, 2.2., etc.) -, the higher the agreement to the item statement.
Generally, the Likert scale will be in form of 3, 5 and 7 levels.
Certainly the points which you provide is the results after being analyzed show the value of the idea they have attitude/ awareness on.
Interpreting results from a Likert scale involves analyzing the average score and understanding what each score represents in terms of the respondents' attitudes or opinions. In this case, the Likert scale ranges from 1 to 4, with the following interpretations:
- 1 = Completely
- 2 = Mostly
- 3 = A little
- 4 = Not at all
Let's interpret each score based on the results provided:
To interpret these results comprehensively:
- Scores closer to 1 indicate stronger agreement (either "completely" or "mostly").
- Scores closer to 2 indicate agreement but with some reservations or exceptions.
- Scores closer to 3 indicate partial agreement ("a little").
- Scores closer to 4 indicate disagreement ("not at all").
Therefore, based on the scores provided:
- The statements represented by scores 2.1, 2.2, 2.6, and 2.9 are generally agreed upon to some extent, with varying degrees of certainty.
- The statement represented by score 3.3 is acknowledged to apply to a minor extent.
- The statement represented by score 1.9 is fully agreed upon.
This interpretation provides insight into how respondents perceive or feel about the statements measured by the Likert scale, allowing for a nuanced understanding of their attitudes or opinions on those specific items.
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