Parallel Tests and True Scores Quiz

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Two tests that have the same items but measure different constructs

Two tests that have different items but measure the same construct in the same way (correct)

Two tests that have the same items and measure the same construct in the same way

Two tests that have different items but measure different constructs

The true scores associated with each test represent different constructs, but each test is measuring the same thing in the same way

The true scores associated with each test represent the same construct, and each test is measuring the same thing in the same way (correct)

The true scores associated with each test represent the same construct, but each test is measuring the same thing in different ways

The true scores associated with each test represent different constructs, and each test is measuring different things in different ways

Minimum for the beginning stage of research (correct)

Good level for research purposes

Unacceptably low

Excellent level for research purposes

The reliability associated with the scores Signup and view all the answers

The scores are considered to be perfectly reliable Signup and view all the answers

The higher the correlation coefficient, the higher the reliability of the scores Signup and view all the answers

Without reliability, we cannot have validity Signup and view all the answers

.70 Signup and view all the answers

Necessary in applied context where important decisions are made about individuals Signup and view all the answers

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