What are the four scales of measurement, and which one has an absolute zero?

Right Egbo, let's go. SECTION B 31. The four scales of measurement are I. Nominal, II. Ordinal, III. Interval and Ratio. 32. The scale measurement that has absolute zero is Ratio. 33. The two types of data in research are Qualitative and Quantitative data. 34. Correlation survey research design measures majorly the strength and direction of relationships between variables. 35. When can the Independent samples t-test be applied in data analysis when comparing the means of two independent groups. 36. Which type of research design can address systematic error through high sample size Survey research. 37. Ex post facto research design is different from experimental because of the lack of manipulation of independent variables and random assignment. 38. Case study design is used when an in-depth investigation of a single individual, group, or event is required. 39. Post hoc mean comparisons is used when a significant F-statistic is found in an ANOVA, to determine which specific group means differ. 40. When is One Way Analysis of Variance applied in statistical analysis when comparing the means of three or more independent groups. 41. Reliability estimate of a rating scale can be calculated using Cronbach's Alpha. 42. Temporary stability is a type of test-retest reliability estimate. 43. Chi Square is what type of non-parametric statistics. 44. Basic research is the type of research that aims at the advancement of knowledge. 45. Applied research is concerned with the usefulness of ideas or theories to practical situation. 46. Action research is concerned with making of value judgment based on empirical evidence. 47. Educational research can be classified as basic, applied, and action research. 48. 95% confidence level is most suitable for social sciences and education. 49. Market research is interested in developing and testing the efficacy of products and services of an organization. 50. The scale of measurement that assigns values to variables based on their relative ranking within a data set but does not provide information about magnitude of difference is Ordinal scale. SECTION C 51. Referencing is a method used in academic and scholarly writing to acknowledge sources and avoid plagiarism. 52. The full meaning of DOI and URL are Digital Object Identifier and Uniform Resource Locator, respectively. 53. When directly quoting a source in-text in a write up, the writer should include author's last name, year of publication, and page number. 54. Plagiarism detection software and text analysis tools utilize ICT algorithms to analyze text and identify instances of unoriginal or plagiarized content. 55. Zotero is one of the reference management systems. 56. Two referencing styles that use author-date format are APA and Harvard. 57. The importance of referencing sources in academics among others are to give credit to original authors, to allow readers to locate the sources, and to demonstrate the breadth of research. 58. One major difference between referencing and bibliography is referencing lists only the sources cited in the text, while a bibliography lists all sources consulted, whether cited or not. 59. In in-text citation sources, the author's last name and date are enclosed in parentheses when the information is paraphrased or summarized. 60. Plagiarism detection is the process of identifying instances where content has been copied without proper attribution. Send me the next one 📸