Additive and Polynomial Representations

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Measurement: A Very Short Introduction—Rejoinder to discussion (2016, background): “In that work, for example, he will find the common description of counting (as in the number of stones needed to build a pyramid) categorized as an “absolute scale” (e.g., Luce et al., 1990, p. 111).”
Stevens’ forgotten crossroads: the divergent measurement traditions in the physical and psychological sciences from the mid-twentieth century (2015, background): “This is intended to provide a common and standardized language for scientific methods concerned with non-quantitative properties and relations of natural systems [and as a sister document to the International Vocabulary of Measurement (VIM)].”