With interval-level data,the zero point is a matter of convention and does not mean the absence of the phenomenon under observation.

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Interval-level data is a type of data where the differences between values are meaningful but the zero point is arbitrary and does not represent the absence of the phenomenon. For example, temperature measured in Celsius or Fahrenheit has an arbitrary zero point and does not mean the absence of heat or cold.

With Interval-Level Data,the Zero Point Is a Matter of Convention