Which of the following is true about ordinal scales?
a) They range from strongly agree to strongly disagree and rate people's attitudes
b) They divide observations into categories and provides measurement by order and rank
c) These scales consist of numbers assigned to groups or categories which have no inherent quantitative value
d) The distance between scale points are equal
e) They have a true zero point
Question 2
Which of the following is true about interval scales?
a) They range from strongly agree to strongly disagree and rate people's attitudes
b) They divide observations into categories and provides measurement by order and rank
c) These scales consist of numbers assigned to groups or categories which have no inherent quantitative value
d) The distance between scale points are equal
e) They have a true zero point
Blue in a range of values
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