What Does the Reliability of a Test Refer to

question 96

Multiple Choice

What does the reliability of a test refer to

• A) the ability of a test to measure what it was designed to measure 
• B) the numerical index that describes the degree of relationship between two variables 
• C) the degree of consistency of a test 
• D) the extent to which there is evidence that a test measures a particular hypothetical construct

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Definitions:

Invalid Hypothesis

A hypothesis that cannot be supported or proven through empirical data or experimentation due to logical inconsistencies or lack of empirical evidence.

Problem Solving

The process of identifying a problem, generating possible solutions, and implementing a strategy to resolve it efficiently.

Faulty Theories

Hypotheses or beliefs that have been proven wrong or lack sufficient evidence or validation.

Conflicts

Disagreements or disputes between individuals or groups that result from opposing or incompatible needs, desires, or interests.