Professor Wellman is constructing a demographic questionnaire for use in aresearch project. One question asks students to report whether they are currentlyliving in an "urban," "suburban," or "rural" setting. This is an example of a/an:A. nominal scale. B. ordinal scale. C. ratio scale. D. interval scale.

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Professor Wellman is constructing a demographic questionnaire for use in aresearch project. One question asks students to report whether they are currentlyliving in an "urban," "suburban," or "rural" setting. This is an example of a/an:A. nominal scale. B. ordinal scale. C. ratio scale. D. interval scale.

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Charlize Walls · Answer 1

B. ordinal scale

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The ordinal scale the scale of the measurement that uses the labels and classified them into an arranged orders and implying that the class must be put into such as order were one class is considered to be greater than other class. and this label exists on a four levels of measurement. as the ranking of the urban and suburban and the rural areas.