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kaid0807

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Administering a test to a group of individuals, readministering that same test to the same group at a later time, and correlating test scores at times 1 and 2 demonstrates which method of estimating reliability?
 
  a) test-retest method
   b) alternate forms method
   c) split-half method
   d) internal consistency method

Question 2

Individual tests of intelligence provide
 
  a) data on the individual's intelligence level as measured by the test
   b) data on the individual's reaction to testing
   c) a qualitative analysis of erroneous responses
  d) all of the above



johnpizzaz

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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