Internal consistency is the degree to which the individual questions of a construct are correlated.

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Internal consistency refers to how closely related a set of items are as a group. The consistency is assessed by examining the correlations between each item in the group (e.g. questions in a survey) and the total score. The higher the correlation, the greater the internal consistency. Therefore, the statement "Internal consistency is the degree to which the individual questions of a construct are correlated" is true.

Internal Consistency Is the Degree to Which the Individual Questions