The Single Characteristic That All Rating Scales Have in Common

question 3

Multiple Choice

The single characteristic that all rating scales have in common is that

• A) the rater assigns a numerical value to the object, person, or thing being rated.
• B) the rater places that which is being rated somewhere on a continuum.
• C) the interval between any two points on the scale is always equal.

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Definitions:

Megabytes (MB)

A unit of data measurement size, indicating 1 million bytes or 1,048,576 bytes in the context of computer memory and file sizes.

Arithmetic Logic Unit

A digital circuit used in microprocessors to perform arithmetic and logic operations, such as addition, subtraction, and logical comparisons.

Front Side Bus

The front side bus is a physical electrical interface that connects the central processing unit (CPU) to the main memory, chipset, and other components in a computer system, facilitating data transfer.

Control Unit

The part of a computer's CPU responsible for controlling the processor's actions.