All of the following are examples of rank-order variables EXCEPT:
A)a student's rank in his or her graduating class
B)a tennis player's standing compared to other athletes in the region
C)a runner's place finished in a race
D)a student's level of stress just before an exam

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A rank-order variable is a type of ordinal variable where data is ranked or ordered based on some criteria such as first, second, third, and so on. Options A, B, and C involve ranking or ordering based on a specific criterion or measure, making them examples of rank-order variables. However, option D is not a rank-order variable because it does not involve any type of ranking or ordering.

All of the Following Are Examples of Rank-Order Variables EXCEPT