Asked by Dusty Taylor on Jun 26, 2024

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The basic characteristic of interval measures is the assumption of ______.

A) varying intervals between points on a scale
B) equal intervals between points on a scale
C) true zero that captures the absence of an attribute
D) labeling and classification

Interval Measures

A scale of measurement where the difference between any two consecutive measures is the same, but it does not have a true zero point, e.g., temperature scales.

Equal Intervals

A measurement scale where the difference between values is the same across the scale.

True Zero

A point on a scale which represents a complete absence of the measured entity, not merely an arbitrary point.

  • Discern the distinct levels of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio) and their respective properties.
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Johan PrietoJun 28, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Interval measures assume equal intervals between points on a scale. This means that the difference between any two adjacent points on the scale is the same. However, there is no true zero point that represents the absence of the attribute being measured. Examples of interval measures include temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit.