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Age is what kind of variable?
 
  A) ordinal
  B) nominal
  C) rational
  D) categorical

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You are studying student attitudes toward tobacco and alcohol consumption by asking students to respond to questions using answer categories that range from 1 (strongly agree) to 4 (strongly disagree). These items represent which type of variable?
 
  A) ordinal
  B) interval
  C) rational
  D) categorical



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Answer: C

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Answer: A



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