A variable for which there is an infinite number of values between any two points on the scale is:
A) discrete.
B) ratio.
C) continuous.
D) confounding.

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Continuous variables can have an infinite number of values between any two points on the scale, unlike discrete variables which have a finite set of distinct values. Ratio variables have a true zero point, while confounding variables are unrelated to the main research question and may produce results that are difficult to interpret.

A Variable for Which There Is an Infinite Number of Values