The Consistency of Scores Obtained by a Person When He

question 24

Multiple Choice

The consistency of scores obtained by a person when he or she is retested on the identical test or an equivalent version is an example of

• A)reliability.
• B)construct validity.
• C)criterion-related reliability.
• D)content validity.
• E)validity.

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Allusions

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