A selection measure is internally consistent or homogeneous when individuals' responses on one part of the measure are unrelated to their responses on other parts.

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A selection measure is considered internally consistent or homogeneous when individuals' responses on one part of the measure are related or consistent with their responses on other parts, indicating that the measure is assessing the same underlying construct or trait across its different components.

A Selection Measure Is Internally Consistent or Homogeneous When Individuals