The split half technique eliminates testing effects as well as some other factors of internal invalidity.

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The split half technique is a method of internal validation that involves dividing a test into two halves and comparing the scores of the two halves to assess the consistency of the test. By using this technique, testing effects (such as practice or fatigue effects) can be eliminated, as well as other factors of internal invalidity such as instrument decay or regression towards the mean. Therefore, the statement is true.

The Split Half Technique Eliminates Testing Effects as Well as Some