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Apr 14, 2025 - 09:03 AM
A cardinal scale is a type of measurement scale that reflects the quantitative differences between items and allows for meaningful arithmetic operations. It is often associated with interval and ratio scales, where not only the order of values is important, but also the precise differences between them. For example, temperature measured in Celsius or Fahrenheit is an interval scale, while weight or height, which have a true zero point, are examples of ratio scales.
