Kevin has collected data about the weight of people in his study. He couldnt obtain their exact
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Kevin has collected data about the weight of people in his study. He couldn’t obtain their exact weight, and so he merely asked people to indicate whether they were “skinny” (labeled group 1) “average” (group 2), or “heavy” (group 3).
a. What level of data has Kevin collected?
b. Could Kevin convert his data to nominal level? Why or why not? If he can, how would he make this conversion?
c. Could Kevin convert his data to ratio level? Why or why not? If he can, how would he make this conversion?
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a Kevin has collected ordinal level data The data is ordinal because it has a natural orde...View the full answer
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