A Difference Between a Ratio and an Interval Scale Is

question 131

Multiple Choice

A difference between a ratio and an interval scale is that a ratio scale

• A) is considered a unit of measurement.
• B) has an absolute zero point.
• C) is the most common scale used in psychological measurement.
• D) has an absolute freezing point.

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