In Selecting an Indicator to Measure a Variable, a Researcher

question 5

Multiple Choice

In selecting an indicator to measure a variable, a researcher should:

• A)strive for the highest level of measurement possible.
• B)be guided predominantly by the theoretical nature of the variable.
• C)avoid the nominal level of measurement.
• D)both strive for the highest level of measurement possible, and be guided predominantly by the theoretical nature of the variable.

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Definitions:

Chosen School

A term that may refer to an educational institution selected specifically for attendance, based on various criteria such as academic, religious, or personal preferences. If not used in a specific context, the term might not have a recognized definition.

Ignoring New Information

The act of disregarding or dismissing new evidence or data that contradicts one's existing beliefs or theories.

Trivialization Strategy

A tactic used to minimize or reduce the perceived importance of an issue or event.

Smoking Behavior

Patterns and habits related to the consumption of tobacco products, influenced by a combination of psychological, social, and biological factors.