1. what motivates you to find a new career? working for a start - up company learning new skills and having…

1. what motivates you to find a new career? working for a start - up company learning new skills and having my own office obtaining a management position within my current organization obtaining a management position with a new organization other (please specify) ___ think about the one item/question you selected to revise. what is the scale of measurement for this item/question (categorical, ordinal, interval, ratio) as it was originally written? what do you notice about the item/question that leads you to believe it is categorical, ordinal, interval, or ratio? use sources to support your reasoning.
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Brief Explanations:
The question "What motivates you to find a new career?" with response options is categorical. Categorical data consists of groups or categories. Here, the response options like "Working for a start - up company", "Learning new skills and having my own office" etc. are distinct categories. There is no order, interval or ratio relationship among them. For example, a person can only select one or more categories based on their motivation, and there is no numerical or ordered significance to the choices.
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The scale of measurement for the original question is categorical. The response options are distinct non - numerical categories with no inherent order, interval, or ratio relationship.