An approach for assessing reliability,which requires two equivalent forms of the scale to be constructed,and then measures the same respondents at two different times using the alternate forms is called ________.
A) test-retest reliability
B) alternative-form reliability
C) internal consistency reliability
D) random reliability
E) binary reliability

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Alternative-form reliability involves creating two equivalent forms of the same scale and testing the same respondents at two different times using these alternate forms to assess consistency in responses. Test-retest reliability involves testing the same respondents at two different times using the same scale. Internal consistency reliability assesses the consistency of responses within the same scale. Random reliability and binary reliability are not recognized types of reliability assessment.

An Approach for Assessing Reliability,which Requires Two Equivalent Forms of the Scale