An Instrument's Internal Reliability Is Enhanced When

question 53

Multiple Choice

An instrument's internal reliability is enhanced when

• A) data collected using the instrument have been considered beyond the local context
• B) when the different questions asked on an instrument relate to one another
• C) when data collected on two measurement opportunities result in similar scores
• D) when an instrument shows similar results as other established measures of the construct

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Definitions:

Naturally Occurring

An event, substance, or situation that exists or happens without human intervention.

Problem-solving Process

A systematic approach to addressing and finding solutions for complex problems, involving identifying the problem, generating alternatives, and implementing solutions.

Self-reports

A method of data collection where individuals provide information about themselves, often used in surveys, questionnaires, and research studies.

Feelings and Beliefs

Emotional and cognitive components that influence an individual's perception of the world, guiding their attitudes, decisions, and actions.