Which of the following is an example of a reliable test?
A) one that yields consistent scores when a person takes two alternate forms of the test
B) one that yields one score on a test and a different, but better score on the same test taken on a different occasion
C) one that yields different scores from two different people taking the test on different occasions
D) one that includes questions that are not repetitive in any way

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A reliable test is one that consistently yields consistent scores even with different versions of the test. This is known as test-retest reliability. Option B describes a test that is not reliable as it yields inconsistent scores on different occasions. Option C describes a test that lacks inter-rater reliability, which means that different people grading or scoring the test get different results. Option D doesn't apply to reliability but relates to the validity of the test.

Which of the Following Is an Example of a Reliable