What is the difference between ordinal and nominal data? choose the correct answer below. a. ordinal data are one notch above nominal data on the measurement hierarchy. nominal data can be rank-ordered on the basis of some relationship among them, while the order of ordinal data is arbitrary. b. ordinal data are one notch below nominal data on the measurement hierarchy. nominal data can be rank-ordered on the basis of some relationship among them, while the order of ordinal data is arbitrary. c. ordinal data are one notch above nominal data on the measurement hierarchy. ordinal data have all the characteristics of interval data but also have a true zero point. d. ordinal data are one notch above nominal data on the measurement hierarchy. ordinal data can be rank-ordered on the basis of some relationship among them, while the order of nominal data is arbitrary.

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