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Semantic differential scaling: Prospects in lighting research

The semantic differential has been used to characterise the psychological aspects of lighting. It is unclear whether results from semantic differential scaling can stand alone. Two analyses, one of already published data, the second of new data, suggest that a correlation procedure may form the missing link between semantic differential scaling and more rigorous traditional psychophysical procedures.