Home Tools Assignment 1.pdf... x (? H 2 + 75% X Levels of Measurement For items a through jin the list below, specify the level of measurement for each variable as well as whether it is discrete or continuous (2 points each). Your answer can be quite brief (for example: interval-ratio, continuous; ordinal, discrete). Note that the list below is taken directly from Healey (p. 19) Following are brief descriptions of how researchers I a variable. For each situation, determine the level of measurement of the variable and whether it is continuous or discrete. a. Race or ethnicity. Respondents were asked to check all that apply: _Black Hispanic Asian or Pacific Islander Native American Other (Please specify: Co b. Honesty. Subjects were observed as they passed by a spot where an apparently lost wallet was lying. The wallet contained n et contained money and complete identification. Subjects were classified into one of the following categories: _ returned the wallet with money: returned the wallet but kept the money; did not return the wallet. c. Social class. Subjects were asked about their fam- Pa situation when they were their family: Very well off compared to other families? About average? _Not so well off? d. Education. Subjects were asked how many years of schooling they had completed. e. Racial integration on campus. Students were observed during lunchtime at the cafeteria for a month. The number of students sitting with students of other races was counted for each meal period. Number of children. Subjects were asked: "How many children have you ever had? Please include any that may have passed away." g. Student seating patterns in classrooms. On the first day of class, instructors noted where each stu- dent sat. Seating patterns were re-measured every two weeks until the end of the semester. Each stu- dent was classified as: _ same seat as last measurement; - adjacent seat; different seat, not adjacent; absent. h. Physicians per capita. The number of physicians to was counted in each of 50 cities. The researchers used population data to compute the number of physicians per capita. Physical attractiveness. A panel of 10 judges rated each of 50p males and females for physical attractiveness on a scale from 0 to 20. with 20 being the highest score. j. Number of accidents. The number of traffic accidents per year for each of 20 intersections was recorded Also, each accident was rated as: _minor damage, no injuries; moderate damage, personal injury requir- ng hospitalization; severe dama