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The checklist approach:
Nominal Data
This data type categorizes variables without a natural order or ranking among the categories.
Ordinal Data
A type of categorical data in which the order of values is significant, but the differences between values are not necessarily consistent.
Interval Data
A type of data measurement that not only keeps order but also has consistent differences between consecutive values, without a true zero point.
Ordinal Data
Data that represent order or ranking among categories but do not quantify the difference between categories, such as educational levels or satisfaction ratings.
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