The type of reliability that measures whether a measurement yields similar scores when administered to the same individuals at different times is called _________, whereas the consistency of measurement when different people interpret the test in the same way is referred to as _____________.

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Test-retest reliability assesses the consistency of a measure over time, while interjudge reliability (also known as interrater reliability) evaluates the extent to which different judges or observers agree in their assessment decisions.

The Type of Reliability That Measures Whether a Measurement Yields