Modeling Measurement and Its Quality

Abstract This chapter aims to propose a general model of measurement process, consistent with the ontological and epistemological commitments developed in previous chapters. Starting from premise that any is grounded on an empirical we characterization methods related complementary roles informational components, by broadly distinguishing between direct indirect measurement, where measurements necessarily include at least one measurement. The stages are then analyzed exemplified reference both physical psychosocial properties. basis for discussing once again quality now described terms requirements object-relatedness (“objectivity”) subject-independence (“intersubjectivity”).