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olgavictoria

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Which type of reliability study may yield a lower coefficient, before correction, due to the reduced number of items?
 
  A. Split-half reliability
  B. Interrater reliability
  C. Coefficient alpha
  D. Kuder-Richardson-20

Question 2

A derived score
 
  a) is the same as a standard deviation
  b) is yielded from a criterion-referenced test
  c) allows for the interpretation of a raw score from a norm-referenced test
  d) always has a mean of 100



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patma1981

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Answer to Question 1

A.
Explanation: Split-Half Reliability takes all available items on a test and divides the items in half and establishes reliability of half the test with the other half. It does not establish reliability of the entire testreliability increases with the number of items.

Answer to Question 2

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olgavictoria

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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
:D TYSM


cassie_ragen

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Excellent

 

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