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Measurement of a variable is affected by
 
  A) the variable's characteristics and the binary number system.
  B) extraneous variables and the concrete number system.
  C) extraneous variables and the imaginary number system.
  D) the variable's characteristics and the abstract number system.

Question 2

In which of the following examples is the number system most closely matched to the variables?
 
  A) preference rankings of Dr. Pepper, root beer, and ginger ale
  B) the range of scores on an IQ test
  C) the total number of outbursts of autistic children
  D) ratings of job satisfaction



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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