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- 1. Multiple Choice
What level of measurement? Rating happiness on a scale of 1-10. In scale data there is no standardised value for the difference from one score to the next
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- 2. Multiple Choice
What level of measurement? Age measured in years
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What level of measurement is being used? Temperature in degrees celsius measured on a thermometer
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What is the level of measurement? A teacher records the eye colour of each of her students.
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What level of measurement? The teacher records the letter grade that a student receives on their last psychology test
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What level of measurement? A researcher takes the temperature in degrees C of participants during the course of an investigation
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Which level of measurement? A participant rates the attractiveness of faces on a scale of 1-10
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Which level of measurement? A researcher investigates whether there is a difference between the under 30s and over 30s on voting intention
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Which level of measurement? People rate themselves out of ten in terms of their overall levels of happiness
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Which level of measurement? People place themselves into one of three categories, Very confident, neither confident or not confident and not confident.
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