The Major Mathematical Rule Underlying Nominal Scaling Is

question 60

Multiple Choice

The major mathematical rule underlying nominal scaling is

• A) the greater-than, or less-than rule
• B) the equality versus non-equality rule
• C) the equal-appearing-intervals rule
• D) none of these, since nominal scaling is not mathematical

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