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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 DXXXXX XXXXXX be XXXXXX XXXXXX or XXXXX than an XXXXXXXXX. It is a XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX.</span> </p> <p>XXX the XXXXXXXX: </p> <p>Arrests: </p> <p>XXXXXXX-How XXXX times have you been arrested (X,X,2,X,X,24) </p> <p><span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXX">First, an arrest is a<span XXXXX="hiddenSuggestion" pre="a ">XXXXXXXX</span>. XXX<span class="hiddenSuggestion" XXX="XXX ">number of</span>XXXXX a person<span XXXXX="hiddenGrammarError" XXX="person ">XXX been XXXXXXXX</span><span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="XXXXXXXX ">XXX XX</span>ranked. The<span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="XXX ">number XX</span>times arrests has a<span XXXXX="hiddenSuggestion" XXX="a ">magnitude</span>. A XXXXXX who<span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" XXX="XXX ">XXX XXXX XXXXXXXX</span>X times<span XXXXX="hiddenGrammarError" pre="XXXXX ">can be</span>XXXXXX higher than a XXXXXX who<span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" XXX="who ">XXX been arrested</span>once. The variable arrest<span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" XXX="arrest ">has XXXXXXXX</span>. XXX distance between X arrests XXX 1 arrest XX X, XXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXXX between 5 XXXXXXX and 3 XXXXXXX XX also 2. XXXX means the variable XXXXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXX of an XXXXXXXX XXXXX. Finally, XXXXXXX XXXX an absolute zero. X XXXXXX<span XXXXX="hiddenGrammarError" XXX="XXXXXX ">XXX be</span>arrested XXXX<span class="hiddenSuggestion" XXX="zero ">XXXXXX XX</span>XXXXX. Since XXX XXXX is meaningful; XXX level XX the XXXXXXXX is a XXXXX. XXXXX Variable</span> </p> <p> </p> <p>The variable: </p> <p>Tenure-XXX long have you XXXXX XX your current address (1-240) </p> <p><span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXX" <XXX="" XXXXXX="" of="" XXX="" XXXXXX="" XXX="" been="" XXXXX="" in="" XXXXX="" XXXXX.="" XXXXX="">span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" XXX="XXXXX "&XX;XXX XX</span>months or XXXXX. XXXXX, the tenure XXXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. XXXX means that XXX person XXXXX at a XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX. XXXXXX, the XXXXXX has a<span class="hiddenSuggestion" XXX="a ">magnitude</span>. The range given to us is X-XXX. XX this case, 240 is XXXXXXX XXXX XXX, XXX XXX XX XXXXXXX than XXX, XXX so on. XXXXX, XXX tenure<span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="XXXXXX ">XXX distance</span>. The difference XXXXXXX XX and XX is XX, XXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXXXXX (XXXXXXXX) between XX and 20 XX also 10. In other words, tenure fulfills the XXXXXXXXXXXX of an interval XXXXX. Finally, we consider is XXXXXX XXX XXXX a real zero. XXX moment a person XXXXX XX XXXX XX an XXXXXXX the XXXXXX is XXXX. XXXX is a genuine XXXX. XX XXXXXXX XXXX, we<span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" XXX="XX ">XXXXXXX</span>the XXXXXX from a XXXXXXXXX perspective. A XXXXXX who XXX lived for XX XXX XXXXX 5 XXXXX a person XXX XXX lived XXX XX XX the current XXXXXXX. The XXXXX of X is XXXXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX of Tenure XX a ratio. Ratio XXXXXXXX </p> <p> </p> <p>For XXX variable: </p> <p>XXXXXXXX-How many XXXXXXXX XXX sisters XX you have(0-XX) </p> <p><span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXX">XXXXX, XXXXXXXX are a XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. XX XXXXXX terms, it XXXXX XXXX XXX or XXXX XXXXXXXX or offspring having XXX or both XXXXXXX in XXXXXX. XXXX XXXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXX XX a XXXXXXX XXXXX. Second, the number XX brothers and XXXXXXX on has gives a<span XXXXX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" XXX="a ">magnitude</span>. X XXXXXX having XXXX brothers/sisters has XXXX brothers/XXXXXXX XXXX a XXXXXX having three XXXXXXXX/sisters. This XXXXXXXX<span XXXXX="hiddenGrammarError" XXX="fulfills " <XXX="" requirement="" XX<="" span="">an ordinal scale. Third, XXX XXXXXX of brothers/sisters gives us a XXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX 8 XXXXXXXX/sisters and X XXXXXXXX/XXXXXXX XX the XXXX as the distance between XX brothers/XXXXXXX XXX X XXXXXXXX/XXXXXXX. XXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX of an interval scale. XXXXXXX, the number of siblings>span class="hiddenGrammarError" pre="XXXXXXXX ">XXX be</span>zero. XXXXX the XXXX is meaningful the XXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX is a ratio scale. XXXXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXX XX meaningful. For example, a XXXXXX XXX has X brothers/XXXXXXX has XXXX times the XXXXXXXX/XXXXXXX as a XXXXXX with 2 brothers/sisters. It is a XXXXX XXXXX.</span> </p> <p>XXXXXXXXXX: </p> <p><span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXX">XXXXXX, S. X.,<span class="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" pre="">Bogdan</span>, X., &<span XXXXX="hiddenSpellError" XXX="">XXXXXXX</span>, X. (2015). XXXXXXXXXXXX XX qualitative research methods: X XXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXX. John Wiley & XXXX.</span> </p> <p>Smith, X. A. (XX.). (2015). Qualitative XXXXXXXXXX: A practical XXXXX to XXXXXXXX methods. Sage. </p>">
