Measurement
A) is basically a representation of variable concepts.
B) is an empirical statement.
C) is an empirical generalization.
D) has nothing to do with variables.
E) none of these.

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Measurement involves assigning numerical values to variable concepts in order to represent them in a quantitative manner. Therefore, option A is the most appropriate choice. Option B is not entirely accurate, as measurement involves both empirical and theoretical components. Option C is incorrect, as measurement does not necessarily lead to generalizations. Option D is completely incorrect, as measurement is inherently related to variables. Option E is also incorrect as there is a correct choice - A.