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Categorizing a Numeric Age Variable as "Young," "Middle-Aged," and "Elderly

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Categorizing a numeric age variable as "young," "middle-aged," and "elderly" is an example of

A) counting.
B) ordering.
C) quantifying.
D) binning.

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