Converting from Continuous to Categorical Measures

question 34

Multiple Choice

Converting from continuous to categorical measures

• A) results in loss of information about a variable.
• B) works, because higher levels of measurement have all the properties of lower levels of measurement.
• C) in many cases is really useful for interpreting the results.
• D) is a process that really isn't subject to a lot of rules.
• E) All of the above are true.

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Definitions:

Inventory System

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