Questions: The assessment technique that will vary the most due to human error is height to waist to height ratio

The assessment technique that will vary the most due to human error is height to waist to height ratio
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The answer is True: the assessment technique that will vary the most due to human error is height to waist to height ratio.

Explanation:

  1. Height Measurement: While height measurement can be relatively consistent, it can still vary due to factors like posture, time of day, and the accuracy of the measuring tool.
  2. Waist Measurement: Waist measurement is particularly prone to human error. It can vary significantly depending on the exact location where the measurement is taken, the tightness of the measuring tape, and the individual's breathing or posture at the time of measurement.
  3. Ratio Calculation: Since the height to waist to height ratio involves both height and waist measurements, any errors in these measurements will compound when calculating the ratio, leading to greater variability.

Therefore, due to the potential for significant human error in both height and waist measurements, the height to waist to height ratio is likely to vary the most.

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