Which type of reliability assesses the associations between the test items to ensure all items measure the designated construct?

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In internal (or split-half) reliability test items are divided into two groups and these two groups are correlated with each other. Tests with a high correlation coefficient (often tested via Cronbach's alpha statistic) are deemed to have a strong internal reliability.

Which Type of Reliability Assesses the Associations Between the Test