A basic assumption of all scaling is that
A) traits and states can be quantified and measured.
B) traits and states can best be understood by those who experience them.
C) traits and states are only measurable in human beings.
D) measures developed in one culture have no meaning in other cultures.

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The statement mentions that scaling requires quantification and measurement of traits and states, which is the basic assumption of scaling. This suggests that Choice A is the correct answer. The other choices are irrelevant or incorrect in the context of the statement.

A Basic Assumption of All Scaling Is That