List all of the levels of measurement for which there is a logical order? a. ratio, interval, nominal b. ratio, interval, ordinal c. ordinal, interval, nominal d. ordinal, nominal, ratio e. nominal and ordinal
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g. hair color, gender) - Ordinal: categories or labels with a natural order or ranking (e.g. education level, income bracket) - Interval: numerical values with equal intervals between them, but no true zero point (e.g. temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit) - Ratio: Show more…
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