When drawing conclusions about the reliability of a measure, one should take into account
A) the length of time between test sessions when test-retest reliability is used.
B) the natural degree of stability or instability of the construct being measured.
C) the circumstances under which the reliability check took place.
D) all of the above.

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All of these factors should be considered when evaluating the reliability of a measure. The length of time between test sessions can impact test-retest reliability, the stability of the construct being measured can affect all types of reliability, and the circumstances under which the reliability check took place (such as the number of participants and their characteristics) can also influence the results.

When Drawing Conclusions About the Reliability of a Measure, One