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1 Measurement Scales
1 Measurement Scales
Ritesh Pandey
July 7, 2022
1 Taking cues from the above table, define your own variable for any experimental unit.
1 Taking cues from the above table, define your own variable for any experimental unit.
2 Decide on the categories.
1 Taking cues from the above table, define your own variable for any experimental unit.
2 Decide on the categories.
3 Attach numeric labels to the categories.
1 Taking cues from the above table, define your own variable for any experimental unit.
2 Decide on the categories.
3 Attach numeric labels to the categories.
4 Populate artificial data for any 10 fictitious units.
1 Taking cues from the above table, define your own variable for any experimental unit.
2 Decide on the categories.
3 Attach numeric labels to the categories.
4 Populate artificial data for any 10 fictitious units.
5 Find out the average and the range (maximum minus minimum) for the populated data.
Jayanti 5
Jayanti 5
Kirti 4
Jayanti 5
Kirti 4
Neha 6
Jayanti 5
Kirti 4
Neha 6
Vidushi 1
Jayanti 5
Kirti 4
Neha 6
Vidushi 1
Narmada 2
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
3 Disha
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
3 Disha
4 Alia
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
3 Disha
4 Alia
5 Kareena
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
3 Disha
4 Alia
5 Kareena
6 Priyanka
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
3 Disha
4 Alia
5 Kareena
6 Priyanka
7 Anushka
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
3 Disha
4 Alia
5 Kareena
6 Priyanka
7 Anushka
8 Katrina
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
3 Disha
4 Alia
5 Kareena
6 Priyanka
7 Anushka
8 Katrina
9 Tapsee
Listed below are a few actresses whose work you may have watched on screen.
Simply based on your perception, rank each of them on a scale of 1 to 12 for aggressiveness,
1 being least aggressive.
1 Shraddha
2 Deepika
3 Disha
4 Alia
5 Kareena
6 Priyanka
7 Anushka
8 Katrina
9 Tapsee
10 Kangana
In your perception, how does the aggressiveness difference between Kareena and Priyanka
compare with that between Tapsee and Kangana?
AggressivenessKareena = 4,
AggressivenessPriyanka = 6,
AggressivenessTapsee = 8 and
AggressivenessKangana = 12.
Can we agree that the time-gap between the first and the second eruptions is one-third of that
between the second and the third eruptions?
Can we agree that the third eruption is 4 times as old as the second eruption?
1 Variables were measured on a Interval scale have not only rank-ordered measurements but
the spacing between two adjacent intervals is the same throughout the scale (“ibterval
property”).
1 Variables were measured on a Interval scale have not only rank-ordered measurements but
the spacing between two adjacent intervals is the same throughout the scale (“ibterval
property”).
2 This means that the differences between measurements are comparable to each other.
1 Variables were measured on a Interval scale have not only rank-ordered measurements but
the spacing between two adjacent intervals is the same throughout the scale (“ibterval
property”).
2 This means that the differences between measurements are comparable to each other.
3 We can carry out operations of addition, subtraction and multiplication on the
measurements.
1 Variables were measured on a Interval scale have not only rank-ordered measurements but
the spacing between two adjacent intervals is the same throughout the scale (“ibterval
property”).
2 This means that the differences between measurements are comparable to each other.
3 We can carry out operations of addition, subtraction and multiplication on the
measurements.
4 But the “zero” of the scale is relative and not absolute. It is arbitrarily fixed in that zero
does not correspond to the total absence of the variable being measured.
1 Variables were measured on a Interval scale have not only rank-ordered measurements but
the spacing between two adjacent intervals is the same throughout the scale (“ibterval
property”).
2 This means that the differences between measurements are comparable to each other.
3 We can carry out operations of addition, subtraction and multiplication on the
measurements.
4 But the “zero” of the scale is relative and not absolute. It is arbitrarily fixed in that zero
does not correspond to the total absence of the variable being measured.
5 This means that ratios of measurements don’t make any sense in interval data.
1 Ratio scales have rank ordering, interval property as well as true zero property.
1 Ratio scales have rank ordering, interval property as well as true zero property.
2 So, division makes sense and ratios are meaningful numbers.
1 Ratio scales have rank ordering, interval property as well as true zero property.
2 So, division makes sense and ratios are meaningful numbers.
3 Weight, height, points scored (and other types of counts), age in years etc. all can be
measured on interval scales.
1 Ratio scales have rank ordering, interval property as well as true zero property.
2 So, division makes sense and ratios are meaningful numbers.
3 Weight, height, points scored (and other types of counts), age in years etc. all can be
measured on interval scales.
4 It makes sense to say that A weighs twice as much as B.
How many flags can we make with 7 stripes, if we have 2 white, 2 red and 3 green stripes?
The time taken by each student to solve the problem was noted. What scale would you prefer for
the above measurement?
Mental state after waking up “Very Tired”, “Tired”, “Awake”, “Very Awake”
Mental state after waking up “Very Tired”, “Tired”, “Awake”, “Very Awake”
Five years after marriage “Very Happy”,“Happy”, “Neutral”, “Unhappy”, “Very Unhappy”
No
Yes
Nominal
Scale Question 2:
Are adjacent measurements equally spaced?
No
Yes
Ordinal
Scale Question 2:
Is the zero absolute?
No Yes
Interval Ratio
Scale Scale