If you are using the test-retest measurement of reliability, a perfectly reliable test will yield

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If you are using the test-retest measurement of reliability, a perfectly reliable test will yield

If you are using the test-retest measurement of reliability, a perfectly reliable test will yield
A) a correlation coefficient of +1.00.
B) comparable scores on parallel forms of the test.
C) high internal consistency on a measure of split-half reliability.
D) a correlation coefficient of 0.00.

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Psychology and Life

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Authors: Gerrig, Zimbardo

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