Reliability

Understanding Reliability in Assessments

Test your knowledge about reliability in psychological and educational assessments with this comprehensive quiz. Explore various types of reliability, assessments, and their applications. Perfect for students, educators, and researchers alike!

10 Engaging Questions
Multiple Formats: Checkboxes, Match, and Text Answers
Assess Your Understanding of Testing Principles

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AssessingMind101

What form of reliability entails that scores will be consistent between two separate administrations of a test?

Parallel Forms

Cornbach's Alpha

Split-Half

Test-Retest

Match the following types of reliability with the corresponding assessment purposes they are used for.

	Test-retest	Internal consistency	Inter-rater	Inter-observer
Stable traits unlikely to change over time
Non-stable traits or where multiple testing can lead to issues
Specific test item that requires a second opinion
Consistency of scores by two different examiners of a test

An assessment with a Cronbach’s Alpha below ____ is considered unacceptable.

An assessment with a Cronbach’s Alpha of 0.6 is considered “acceptable”.

True

False

Explain the reasoning for why assessments with inter-rater reliability require multiple raters?

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