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Lloyd B. Andap MMW 4.1 Activity

This document defines and provides examples of different types of measurement scales: nominal, ratio, interval, and ordinal. Nominal scales categorize without order or rank, like flavors. Ratio scales have a true zero point and maintain equal intervals, like amounts in savings accounts. Interval scales also have equal intervals but no absolute zero, like reading ability levels. Ordinal scales rank items but distances between ranks are unknown, like letter grades or preference rankings.

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Lloyd B. Andap MMW 4.1 Activity

This document defines and provides examples of different types of measurement scales: nominal, ratio, interval, and ordinal. Nominal scales categorize without order or rank, like flavors. Ratio scales have a true zero point and maintain equal intervals, like amounts in savings accounts. Interval scales also have equal intervals but no absolute zero, like reading ability levels. Ordinal scales rank items but distances between ranks are unknown, like letter grades or preference rankings.

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Lloyd B.

Andap April 5, 2021


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MMW

Activity 4.1

 Nominal- flavors of frozen yogurt


 Ratio- amount of many in savings account
 Interval- students are classified by their reading ability; above average, below
average, Normal
 Ordinal-letter grades on a mathematics problem solving

 Nominal- religious
 Ratio- commuting times to work
 Ratio- age, (in years ) of USTP students
 Ordinal- Ice cream flavor preference
 Interval- Years of important historical events
 Ordinal- instruction test classification as Easy, Difficult, or Impossible

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