Using an interval scale, a person scoring 100 on a test has twice as much ability as another person scoring 50 on the same test.

Name: Using an interval scale, a person scoring 100 on a test has twice as much ability as another person scoring 50 on the same test.
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An interval scale measures and orders data, but it does not have a true zero point that allows for the interpretation of ratios. Therefore, you cannot say someone with a score of 100 has twice the ability of someone with a score of 50.

Using an Interval Scale, a Person Scoring 100 on a Test