In defining a population, we need to specify all of the following EXCEPT:
A)the content of the population.
B)the unit of analysis.
C)the level of measurement.
D)the extent of the population.

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The level of measurement refers to the way that a variable is quantitatively measured (e.g., nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio) and is not a specification needed to define a population. Defining a population involves specifying the content (what), unit of analysis (who or what), and extent (where and when) of the population.

In Defining a Population, We Need to Specify All of the Following