Part E: Is Respondent ID a quantitative variable? Choose the best answer. Yes; Respondent ID takes a numerical value. Yes; even though Respondent ID takes a numerical value, it wouldn't be used in arithmetic. For example, the average Respondent ID doesn't really make sense. No; even though Respondent ID takes a numerical value, it wouldn't be used in arithmetic. For example, the average Respondent ID doesn't really make sense. No; Respondent ID does not take a numerical value. Part F: Why do you think the dataset is organized using Respondent IDs instead of the respondents' names? It is easier to manage the data when dealing with numerical IDs The researchers probably assured the respondents that their personal information would be kept private. In fact, they may not have collected that information in the first place. The data can be sorted more easily None of the above