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span class="hiddenSuggestion" pre="each ">category</span>is a label. It is a name. One cannot rank Home-House above Duplex or below trailer. Since<span class="mceItemHidden">no logical or obvious ranking is possible, it is not an ordinal variable. For example, there is a large number of homes that<span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="that ">can be</span>placed in a Duplex. In the USA a Duplex house is a dwelling which has different entrances for two houses. In simple terms, it is a building for homes which<span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="which ">is divided</span>into two apartments. A Duplex XXXXXX XX XXXXXX higher or lower XXXX an XXXXXXXXX. XX XX a XXXXXXX variable.</span> </p> <p>XXX XXX XXXXXXXX: </p> <p>XXXXXXX: </p> <p>XXXXXXX-How XXXX times XXXX you been XXXXXXXX (0,1,X,3,5,24) </p> <p><span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXX">First, an arrest is a<span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="a ">category</span>. The<span class="hiddenSuggestion" pre="The ">XXXXXX XX</span>XXXXX a XXXXXX<span XXXXX="hiddenGrammarError" XXX="XXXXXX ">has XXXX arrested</span><span XXXXX="hiddenGrammarError" pre="arrested ">XXX be</span>ranked. XXX<span XXXXX="hiddenSuggestion" pre="XXX ">XXXXXX XX</span>XXXXX arrests XXX a<span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="a ">magnitude</span>. X person who<span class="hiddenGrammarError" XXX="XXX ">has been XXXXXXXX</span>X times<span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" XXX="XXXXX ">can XX</span>ranked higher than a person who<span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="XXX ">has XXXX XXXXXXXX</span>XXXX. The variable arrest<span class="hiddenGrammarError" XXX="XXXXXX ">has XXXXXXXX</span>. The distance XXXXXXX 3 arrests XXX 1 XXXXXX XX 2, similarly, XXX distance XXXXXXX 5 XXXXXXX XXX X XXXXXXX XX also X. XXXX means the variable XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX of an interval XXXXX. XXXXXXX, XXXXXXX have an XXXXXXXX XXXX. X XXXXXX<span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="person ">XXX be</span>XXXXXXXX zero<span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="zero ">XXXXXX XX</span>times. XXXXX XXX zero XX meaningful; the level XX XXX variable is a XXXXX. Ratio Variable</span> </p> <p> </p> <p>The variable: </p> <p>XXXXXX-How XXXX XXXX you lived XX XXXX current XXXXXXX (1-XXX) </p> <p><span class="mceItemHidden" <XXX="" length="" XX="" XXX="" tenure="" has="" XXXX="" XXXXX="" in="" XXXXX="" XXXXX.="" these="">span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="These ">can be</span>XXXXXX or years. XXXXX, the XXXXXX gives XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. This means XXXX XXX person XXXXX XX a XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX. Second, the XXXXXX has a<span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="a ">magnitude</span>. The XXXXX given to XX XX 1-XXX. XX XXXX XXXX, 240 is XXXXXXX XXXX XXX, XXX 230 XX XXXXXXX XXXX XXX, XXX so on. XXXXX, XXX tenure<span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="XXXXXX ">XXX XXXXXXXX</span>. XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX 20 XXX 10 is 10, XXXXXXXXX, XXX difference (XXXXXXXX) XXXXXXX 30 XXX 20 is XXXX 10. XX XXXXX words, tenure fulfills XXX requirements of an XXXXXXXX scale. XXXXXXX, we XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX XXX have a XXXX zero. The moment a XXXXXX XXXXX XX live XX an address the tenure XX XXXX. This XX a genuine zero. To clarify this, XX<span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="we ">XXXXXXX</span>the XXXXXX XXXX a XXXXXXXXX perspective. X person who has lived for XX has XXXXX 5 XXXXX a person XXX has XXXXX for XX at the current XXXXXXX. XXX ratio of X is XXXXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXX of XXXXXXXXXXX of Tenure XX a XXXXX. XXXXX Variable </p> <p> </p> <p>For the variable: </p> <p>XXXXXXXX-How XXXX XXXXXXXX XXX sisters do you XXXX(X-XX) </p> <p><span class="mceItemHidden">XXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXX a characterization. In XXXXXX XXXXX, it XXXXX that XXX or XXXX children or offspring XXXXXX one or both parents in XXXXXX. XXXX fulfills the XXXXXXXXXXXX XX a XXXXXXX scale. Second, XXX XXXXXX of XXXXXXXX and XXXXXXX XX has gives a<span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="a ">XXXXXXXXX</span>. X XXXXXX having XXXX brothers/sisters XXX more XXXXXXXX/XXXXXXX XXXX a person having three XXXXXXXX/XXXXXXX. This XXXXXXXX<span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="XXXXXXXX " <the="" requirement="" XX<="" span="">an XXXXXXX XXXXX. XXXXX, XXX number XX brothers/XXXXXXX gives us a XXXXXXXX. XXX difference XXXXXXX X brothers/sisters XXX X brothers/sisters is XXX same XX the XXXXXXXX between XX XXXXXXXX/sisters and 6 brothers/sisters. This XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX fulfills XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XX an XXXXXXXX scale. Finally, the XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX&XX;span XXXXX="hiddenGrammarError" pre="siblings "&XX;XXX XX</span>zero. Since XXX XXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX the level of XXXXXXXXXXX XX Siblings XX a XXXXX XXXXX. XXXXXXXXXXX, XXX ratio XX meaningful. XXX XXXXXXX, a XXXXXX who XXX X XXXXXXXX/XXXXXXX XXX XXXX XXXXX the XXXXXXXX/sisters XX a XXXXXX XXXX 2 brothers/sisters. XX XX a XXXXX scale.</span> </p> <p>References: </p> <p><span XXXXX="mceItemHidden">XXXXXX, S. J.,<span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="">Bogdan</span>, R., &<span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" XXX="">DeVault</span>, X. (2015). Introduction XX qualitative research XXXXXXX: X guidebook XXX XXXXXXXX. XXXX XXXXX & Sons.</span> </p> <p>XXXXX, J. A. (XX.). (2015). Qualitative XXXXXXXXXX: X XXXXXXXXX XXXXX to research XXXXXXX. XXXX. </p>">
