PART TWO: Identify and briefly discuss the examples of nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales.

1. Estimate how well you think you will do on the test today: ______________out of 10 problems correct.

This is an example of a Oridnal scale because it is measured on a scale from 1-10.

2. Read each of the following statements and select the appropriate response to indicate how you feel about the upcoming test right now. All of your responses will be kept anonymous and confidential.

1 2 3 4

Not at all Somewhat Moderately so Very Much So

1. I am presently worrying over possible failure on the test.

2. I will freeze up on the test.

3. I am less nervous about the test than the average college student.

4. I find myself thinking of the consequences of failing.

5. I am so nervous that I cant think straight.

This is an example of an ordinal scale because ________________________________________.

3. What is your gender?

This is an example of ________________scale because ________________________________________.

4. What is your ethnicity?

This is an example of ________________scale because ________________________________________.

5. How old are you?

This is an example of ________________scale because ________________________________________.

6. What is your class standing? _______ (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior)

This is an example of ________________scale because ________________________________________.

Give an example of your own:

7. Nominal scale:

8. Ordinal scale:

9. Interval scale:

10. Ratio scale:

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PART TWO: Identify and briefly discuss the examples of nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales. out of 10 1. Estimate how well you think you will do on the test today: problems correct. This is an example of a Oridnal scale because it is measured on a scale from 1-10 2. Read each of the following statements and select the appropriate response to indicate how you feel about the upcoming test right now. All of your responses will be kept anonymous and confidential. 1 2 3 4 Not at all Somewhat Moderately so Very Much So 1. I am presently worrying over possible failure on the test. 2. I will freeze up on the test. 3. I am less nervous about the test than the average college student. 4. I find myself thinking of the consequences of failing. 5. I am so nervous that I can't think straight. This is an example of an ordinal scale because 3. What is your gender? This is an example of scale because 4. What is your ethnicity? This is an example of scale because 5. How old are you? This is an example of scale because 6. What is your class standing? (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior) This is an example of scale because Give an example of your own: 7. Nominal scale: 8. Ordinal scale: 9. Interval scale: 10. Ratio scale