Ordinal Scales

question 37

Multiple Choice

Ordinal scales

• A) are not really scales at all because they only provide numbers as arbitrary levels.
• B) give information about differences between points on the scale.
• C) provide information by ordering people, objects, or events along some continuum.
• D) have a true zero point.

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