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Nick Cox
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I hate questioning this as it seems a rather easy question.

In a research I'm doing I have the followinga variable:

Times times of collaboration,: the possible answers for this question in this research are: 0 (meaning no collaboration), 1, 2, or 3. Would

Would this mean I am dealing with an interval measurement level?

Thanks Vin

I hate questioning this as it seems a rather easy question.

In a research I'm doing I have the following variable:

Times of collaboration, the possible answers for this question in this research are: 0 (meaning no collaboration), 1, 2, or 3. Would this mean I am dealing with an interval measurement level?

Thanks Vin

I have a variable times of collaboration: the possible answers are 0 (meaning no collaboration), 1, 2, or 3.

Would this mean I am dealing with an interval measurement level?

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Which measurement level would this be?

I hate questioning this as it seems a rather easy question.

In a research I'm doing I have the following variable:

Times of collaboration, the possible answers for this question in this research are: 0 (meaning no collaboration), 1, 2, or 3. Would this mean I am dealing with an interval measurement level?

Thanks Vin