Local residents were surveyed for their satisfaction with the local government. The responses were recorded as follows: 0-not satisfied, 1-somewhat dissatisfied, 2-satisfied, 3-very satisfied. The variable recorded is an example of what type of variable

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Rachael Vargas

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15 May, 13:25

Local residents were surveyed for their satisfaction with the local government. The responses were recorded as follows: 0-not satisfied, 1-somewhat dissatisfied, 2-satisfied, 3-very satisfied. The variable recorded is an example of what type of variable

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Rocco Ruiz · Answer 1

Variable measured in the Ordinal scale

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An ordinal scale is a scale (of measurement) that uses labels to classify cases (measurements) into ordered classes. Note that an ordinal scale implies that the classes must be put into an order such that each case in one class is considered greater than (or less than) every case in another class as seen in the question.