An issue for which a range of possible options or policies can be ordered is called a

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A spatial issue refers to an issue where a range of possible options or policies can be ordered based on a specific criteria or measurement, such as geographical location or ideological position. In a spatial issue, the options or policies are arranged on a continuum or spectrum, and individuals or groups can be located on that spectrum based on their preferences or beliefs. Examples of spatial issues include political ideology, economic policy, and social values. Therefore, the best choice is B) spatial issue.

An Issue for Which a Range of Possible Options or Policies