A Reliability Coefficient Determined by the Correlation Between Scores on Half

question 33

Multiple Choice

A reliability coefficient determined by the correlation between scores on half of the items on a measure with scores on the other half of the measure is an example of _____ reliability.

• A) test-retest
• B) item-total
• C) alternate half
• D) internal consistency

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