Which of the following is NOT typical of an interval scale?
A) an absolute zero point
B) continuous variables
C) rank-orderings
D) an interval

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An interval scale does not have an absolute zero point. This characteristic is typical of a ratio scale, not an interval scale. Interval scales measure the distance between variables, but do not have a true zero point that indicates the absence of the quantity being measured.

Which of the Following Is NOT Typical of an Interval