Levels of Measurement etaul Nominal: data that consists of names, labels, or categones. data that can be arranged in order. However, elifferences Ordinal: bet ween data values either cannot be...

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Extracted text: Levels of Measurement etaul Nominal: data that consists of names, labels, or categones. data that can be arranged in order. However, elifferences Ordinal: bet ween data values either cannot be detemmined. çlata tnat can pe arranged in order; however, differences Interval: between data values are meaningful. data that can be arranged in order; ho wever both differe Ratio: betweendata values and ratios aré meaningfula beau ei eupindioef pnilgmsa Examples: ee euor to 1sdmun erlt ol an vIGidil erit onivsel e16 yeru as ainebute noltcou0 (e Determine the highest level of measurement achieved by each of the given variables:e a). The name of a patient in the hospital. 016 Tiert ni tnSUste ni boteaneini b). The condition of the patient in the hospital. lavel noitos iert of es noonoo e prives c). The length of time the patient has been in the hospital. d). The age of the patient. e). The year a patient was born. f). The blood type of the patient. Random : use a simple random sampie from the entire popul aalbul2 to 204WT Types of Sampling enonevieed Convenience: create a sample by usina data from population members that are readily avaiiable. stematic: number all members of the population seguentill nen from a random start pointinclude every kth member dint