A ratio scale differs from an interval scale in that it possesses a natural or absolute zero that reflects the complete absence of the attribute being assessed.

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This statement is true. A ratio scale has a true zero point, while an interval scale does not. This means that on a ratio scale, one can compare values and ratios of values meaningfully, while on an interval scale this is not possible.

A Ratio Scale Differs from an Interval Scale in That