Checklists produce _____ data.
A) nominal
B) ordinal
C) interval
D) ratio
E) nominal and interval

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Checklists typically produce nominal data, which is a type of categorical data that cannot be ranked or ordered. Nominal data consists of categories that are used to label or identify different attributes, but they do not have any quantitative meaning or relationship between them. For example, a checklist of different colors of cars seen on the road would produce nominal data because the colors cannot be ranked or ordered in any meaningful way.

Checklists Produce _____ Data