Which of the following is not used as a measurement scale in a test of English Language proficiency ?
In measurement theory, "distinctiveness" (nominal scale), "ordering" (ordinal scale), and "equal intervals" (interval scale) are defining properties of measurement scales,…
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Which of the following is not used as a measurement scale in a test of English Language proficiency ?
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In measurement theory, "distinctiveness" (nominal scale), "ordering" (ordinal scale), and "equal intervals" (interval scale) are defining properties of measurement scales, whereas "analogies" is a test-item type rather than a property of a measurement scale.
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