Match each example of test reliability below with the type of reliability coefficient that is used to calculate it.
-The test is administered and then readministered after a time delay, and scores from the first administration are correlated with those from the second administration.
A) Coefficient of equivalence
B) Coefficient alpha
C) Coefficient of internal consistency
D) Coefficient of stability

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The described scenario is an example of test-retest reliability, which measures the stability of test scores over time. The coefficient of stability is used to calculate this type of reliability, correlating scores from the first and second administrations of the test.

Match Each Example of Test Reliability Below with the Type