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-======《APA统计与研究方法词典》======
+======《APA统计与研究方法词典》相关词汇定义======
 **(APA Dictionary of Statistics and Research Methods)**
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 ====Ordinal scale====
-  * A sequence of numbers that do not indicate magnitude or a true zero point but rather reflect a rank ordering on the attribute being measured. For example, an ordinal scale for the performance of a specific group of people on a particular test might use the number 1 to indicate the person who obtained the highest score, the number 2 to indicate the person who obtained the next highest score, and so on. It is important to note that an ordinal scale does not provide any information about the degree of difference between adjacent ranks (e.g., it is not clear what the actual point difference is between the rank 1 and 2 scores). Compare INTERVAL SCALE; NOMINAL SCALE; RATIO SCALE.
+  * A sequence of numbers that do not indicate magnitude or a true zero point but rather reflect a rank ordering on the attribute being measured. For example, an ordinal scale for the performance of a specific group of people on a particular test might use the number 1 to indicate the person who obtained the highest score, the number 2 to indicate the person who obtained the next highest score, and so on. It is important to note that an ordinal scale does not provide any information about the degree of difference between adjacent ranks (e.g., it is not clear what the actual point difference is between the rank 1 and 2 scores).
   * **顺序测度** \\
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 ====Interval scale====
-  * A scale marked in equal intervals so that the difference between any two consecutive values on the scale is equivalent regardless of the two values selected. Interval scales lack a true, meaningful zero point, which is what distinguishes them from RATIO SCALES. For example, Fahrenheit temperature uses an interval scale: The difference between 50 °F and 49 °F is the same as the difference between 40 °F and 39 °F, but temperature of 0 °F does not indicate that there is no temperature. See also INTERVAL DATA.
+  * A scale marked in equal intervals so that the difference between any two consecutive values on the scale is equivalent regardless of the two values selected. Interval scales lack a true, meaningful zero point, which is what distinguishes them from RATIO SCALES. For example, Fahrenheit temperature uses an interval scale: The difference between 50 °F and 49 °F is the same as the difference between 40 °F and 39 °F, but temperature of 0 °F does not indicate that there is no temperature.
   * **等距测度**
-    * 以相等间隔标记的刻度，以便无论选择哪个值，刻度上任何两个连续值之间的差值都是相等的。区间量表缺乏一个有意义的绝对零点，这就是它们与比率量表的区别。例如，华氏温度使用区间刻度：50 °F 和 49 °F 之间的差异与 40 °F 和 39 °F 之间的差异相同，但 0 °F 的温度并不表示没有温度。另请参阅等距数据。
+    * 以相等间隔标记的刻度，以便无论选择哪个值，刻度上任何两个连续值之间的差值都是相等的。区间量表缺乏一个有意义的绝对零点，这就是它们与比率量表的区别。例如，华氏温度使用区间刻度：50 °F 和 49 °F 之间的差异与 40 °F 和 39 °F 之间的差异相同，但 0 °F 的温度并不表示没有温度。
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