Which of the following types of reliability provides an inflated reliability coefficient for a speeded test?
A)equivalent-forms (with a time interval)
B)equivalent-forms (without a time interval)
C)split-half method
D)test-retest method

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The split-half method can provide an inflated reliability coefficient for speeded tests because it assumes that both halves of the test are equivalent in terms of speed and difficulty, which may not be the case.

Which of the Following Types of Reliability Provides an Inflated