Suppose an Individual Takes an Intelligence Test on Two Separate

question 27

Multiple Choice

Suppose an individual takes an intelligence test on two separate occasions, three years apart. The fact that the two scores are nearly identical is a good indicator that the test is

• A) valid.
• B) reliable.
• C) normalized.
• D) standardized.

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