Test Construction Reliability: True Score vs. Observed Score

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What type of error does the split-half reliability method address?

Content sampling error

What is the limitation of the reliability index gathered through split-half reliability?

It only measures the reliability of half the number of items in the test

What is the formula for KR20?

KR20 = rtt = 1 + rh / h

What does the coefficient alpha measure?

Inter-item consistency

What is the purpose of scorer reliability?

To minimize scorer variance in judgmental tests

What type of tests are prone to scorer variance?

Projective tests and unstructured personality tests

What is the formula for Coefficient Alpha?

r = (n / (n-1)) * (1 - (Σpq) / SD2t)

What does the correlation in split-half reliability signify?

The consistency of responses to all items in the test

Why is scorer reliability necessary in certain tests?

Because test scores rely on the judgment of the scorer

What is the purpose of KR20?

To measure inter-item consistency

Measure the consistency of test scores with this quiz on test construction reliability. Learn about true score vs. observed score, sources of error, and reliability measures. Explore different types of reliability including test-retest and alternate-form reliability.

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