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If scores on a test are consistent over time, the test has
 
  a. interitem reliability
   b. test-retest reliability
  c. interrater reliability
  d. item-total reliability
  e. split-half reliability

Question 2

If you had an independent variable with five levels in a repeated measures design, you would probably want to use what strategy for testing participants?
 
  a. Partial counterbalancing.
  b. An interrupted time series design.
  c. A symmetric transfer design.
  d. A between groups design.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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