Measurement error can be responsible for all of the following EXCEPT
A) distorting the participant's scores.
B) attenuating the observed strength of a relationship between variables.
C) giving the impression that two variables are unrelated when they are indeed related.
D) incorrectly assigning variables to the wrong scale of measurement.
Question 2
The differences between consecutive values in ratio scales are
A) qualitative only.
B) not equal, but ordered.
C) at equal intervals.
D) reflective of a true zero point.
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