Match each example of test reliability below with the type of reliability coefficient that is used to calculate it.
-Two parallel forms of the test are administered, and scores on one form are correlated with those on the other form.
A) Coefficient of equivalence
B) Coefficient alpha
C) Coefficient of internal consistency
D) Coefficient of stability

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The coefficient of equivalence is used when two parallel forms of a test are administered, and the scores from one form are correlated with those from the other form. This measures how similar the two forms are, indicating the reliability of the test across different versions.

Match Each Example of Test Reliability Below with the Type