If a statistic is designed for nominal level of measurement, then it would be appropriate to use that statistic on data at all these levels of measurement EXCEPT:
A)ordinal.
B)interval.
C)ratio.
D)all of the answers are levels of measurement upon which it would be appropriate to use a statistic designed for nominal level.

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Statistics designed for nominal levels of measurement are generally not appropriate for ordinal, interval, or ratio levels because these higher levels of measurement have properties (such as order, equal intervals, and a true zero) that nominal level statistics do not account for.

If a Statistic Is Designed for Nominal Level of Measurement