Texts: 1. Operationalize the variable "number of patrol officers" at each level of measurement. 2. Operationalize the variable "hours of DARE instruction" at each level of measurement. The full course has 17, so your range should be 0-19 hours. Use 4 categories. Count on your fingers to be sure you got the categories exactly uniform. 3. Operationalize the number of homicides in IL each year. There were fewer than 1500. Do it at each level of measurement.
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- Nominal level: Categorize the number of patrol officers into different groups without any specific order. For example, "less than 100 officers", "100-200 officers", "200-300 officers", and "more than 300 officers". - Ordinal level: Categorize the number of Show more…
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