Inclusion Criteria and Exclusion Criteria in Sample Selection Are Mutually

question 10

Multiple Choice

Inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria in sample selection are mutually exclusive and mutually exhaustive. A researcher has a list of all of the study's inclusion and exclusion criteria. These then must be sorted into an inclusion list and an exclusion list. How is this method of sorting best classified?

• A)Nominal
• B)Categorical
• C)Interval
• D)Ratio

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Definitions:

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