The Reality Behind the Myth That Candidates Break Their Campaign

question 3

Multiple Choice

The reality behind the myth that candidates break their campaign promises is that politicians:

• A) Don't even remember what they promised
• B) Can't fulfill their promises even if they try
• C) Try and often succeed in implementing promises
• D) Rarely actually ever make promises

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Definitions:

Ordinal Data

A type of categorical data in which the order of values is significant, but the differences between values are not necessarily consistent.

Interval Data

A type of data measurement that not only keeps order but also has consistent differences between consecutive values, without a true zero point.

Ordinal Data

Data that represent order or ranking among categories but do not quantify the difference between categories, such as educational levels or satisfaction ratings.

Ranking Procedure

A ranking procedure is a statistical method used to assign ranks to various items or entities based on certain attributes or measurements.