Scores or observations recalibrated to indicate how they relate to a base number are referred to as:
A)index numbers
B)rank orders
C)elaborated numbers
D)real numbers

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Index numbers are used to compare values or observations to a base number or a certain point in time. This allows for better comparison and analysis of data over time, across different locations, or between different variables. Rank orders are simply used to order observations from highest to lowest, elaborated numbers are not a recognized term, and real numbers refer to any number on the number line and not specifically recalibrated numbers.

Scores or Observations Recalibrated to Indicate How They Relate to a Base