Which is TRUE regarding a rating?
A) It refers only to a numerical judgment that places a person or an attribute along a continuum.
B) It refers only to a verbal judgment that places a person or an attribute along a continuum.
C) It tends not to involve a judgment.
D) It refers to either a numerical or a verbal judgment that places a person or an attribute along a continuum.

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A rating can refer to either a numerical or a verbal judgment that places a person or attribute along a continuum. It could be a rating on a scale of 1-10 or a rating of "poor," "fair," "good," or "excellent." Therefore, both options A and B are not entirely accurate. Option C is not correct, as a rating always involves a judgment.

Which Is TRUE Regarding a Rating