1. If you find more than one "good" measure, how can we determine which of these measures is best-suited for your particular study?
2. What common tradeoffs are made in devising or choosing among measures?
In this chapter, we address two basic questions:1. If you find more than one "good" measure, how can we determine which of these measures is best-suited for your particular study?
2. What common tradeoffs are made in devising or choosing among measures?