Can you think of other continuous variables that we often...

Name: can you think of other continuous variables that we often see converted into a ordinal or categorical variable 16441
Uploaded: 2023-06-13T00:18:17-08:00
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00:01 Hello students, hair color and job title are not continuous variables as they cannot be measured on a continuous scale.

00:53 They are not quantitative variables as they do not represent a quantity or numerical value.

01:37 They are not ordinal variables as they do not have a specific order or ranking.

02:21 They are not numerical values or variables as they do not represent numbers...

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Can you think of other continuous variables that we often see converted into a ordinal or categorical variable?

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Can you think of other continuous variables that we often see converted into a ordinal or categorical variable?

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