Ceiling effect is to upper boundary as:
A) elevator effect is to no boundary.
B) elevator effect is to arbitrary boundary.
C) floor effect is to lower boundary.
D) floor effect is to highest boundary.

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The ceiling effect refers to the limitation of a measure to distinguish at the upper end of a scale, whereas the floor effect refers to the limitation at the lower end. Thus, the floor effect is to the lower boundary as the ceiling effect is to the upper boundary.

Ceiling Effect Is to Upper Boundary As