An interval level of measurement:
A)assigns a name to a category.
B)communicates rank-order information.
C)incorporates equal units of measurement.
D)is tied to an absolute zero.

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An interval level of measurement incorporates equal units of measurement, meaning that the difference between the values is meaningful and consistent. However, it does not have an absolute zero, which is necessary for ratio measurement. It also may not have meaningful rank-order information or named categories, which are characteristics of nominal and ordinal measurement, respectively.

An Interval Level of Measurement