Split-half reliability as typically applied is a measure of
A) the internal consistency of the scale.
B) relatively stable characteristics of the individual which affect his score.
C) the simultaneous correlations of all the items.
D) stability and equivalence.
E) none of the above.

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Split-half reliability measures the internal consistency of a scale by dividing the test into two halves and assessing the correlation between them.

Split-Half Reliability as Typically Applied Is a Measure of