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Well, generally, this is done in two cases:
1) If the scale has a fixed definition tied to a specific number of points.
2) To explain the reasons for such an assessment, like "it would have been this much if it weren't for this and that," or simply to clarify what (didn't) appeal.
1) If the scale has a fixed definition tied to a specific number of points.
2) To explain the reasons for such an assessment, like "it would have been this much if it weren't for this and that," or simply to clarify what (didn't) appeal.