Reliability of a test means:
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Reliability of a test means:
- A.
Genuineness of the test
- B.
Originality of the test
- C.
Strength of measurement
- D.
Consistency of measurement
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Correct answer: D
Parallel/alternate-forms reliability: Two equivalent forms of a test should yield similar results.
Internal consistency: Items within the test are consistent with each other (often measured by Cronbach’s alpha).
Inter-rater reliability: Different scorers or observers provide consistent scores or judgments.
Note: Reliability is about consistency. Validity (genuineness) is about whether the test actually measures what it claims to measure. A test should be reliable to be useful, but reliability alone does not guarantee validity.