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Which of the following is an example of a variable measured at an ordinal level of measurement?

A. Age in years
B. Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit
C. Race/ethnicity
D. Gender
E. None of the above is measured at an ordinal level



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Ordinal-level measurement involves ranking attributes without determining mathematical distances. Examples of ordinal-level measures include social class and television program rankings.


Explanation:

Ordinal-level measurement allows attributes to be rank ordered without calculating mathematical distances between them. An example of an ordinal variable would be a scale of satisfaction levels like not satisfied, little satisfied, moderately satisfied, highly satisfied. In this context, social class, degree of support for policy initiatives, television program rankings, and prejudice are examples of ordinal-level measures.


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