Comparable performance on a test on two separate occasions shows which kind of reliability?
AInternal consistency
BForm equivalence
CContent stability
DTemporal stability
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Temporal stability
1. The same test is taken at two different times.
2. Comparable results across occasions are temporal stability.
3. Form equivalence compares different forms of the test on the same content.
_Source: Wikipedia, Educational assessment, Reliability_
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