Reliability

toc = Definition: = The ability of a test to yield nearly the same score when the same people are tested and then retested on the same test or an alternative form of the test. (Chapter #7, page #219)

= Examples: = = =
 * Shooting the bull eye every time you aim for it.
 * Taking the same test over time and getting the same score each time you take it.



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