Test retest reliability score
[DOC File]August 11, 1997 - Assessment
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Test-retest reliability at a 2-week interval was investigated using n = 30 children aged 4-6 years from Michigan and n = 34 children aged 7-9 years from Texas. Though the correlations shown are acceptable, it would be difficult to generalize about stability over time given the sample characteristics.
[DOC File]Critique: Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory
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The reliability of the recommendations that result from using the SPRINT and the table in Appendix 2 was assessed by obtaining test-retest scores on the SPRINT from 30 soldiers. The mean score for the initial administration of the SPRINT was 164.6 words correct (S.D. = 15.46), and the mean score for the retest was 166.8 words correct (S.D. = 14 ...
[DOC File]Valdosta State University
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What is test reliability? Test reliability indicates the degree to which a test yields consistent results. Statistical techniques determine reliability and help ensure that there would not be a radically different score if the student were to attempt the test a second time with no additional learning.
[DOC File]Test of Early Reading Ability, Third Edition
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Test-retest reliability commonly is expressed as a correlation, with indices above.70 generally indicating adequate stability of the measure. Reliability is necessary for a measure to be valid, but measures can be reliable but not valid (Green, 1992).
[DOC File]Reliability
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Most of the types of reliability are assessed with simple correlation coefficients (called reliability coefficients). Test-retest reliability is the correlation between a group’s scores on the same test given at two different times (i.e., give a set of people a test twice and see if the two sets of scores are correlated).
[DOC File]VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY - Purdue University
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Test-retest reliability - varies due to situational changes and sloppy measurement tool-assessed by correlation. Internal consistency reliability - measure each individual one time but compare multiple answers . split-half reliability : correlates the scores on one half of the test with the other half
What is Test-Retest Reliability? (Definition & Example)
Test-retest, equivalent forms and split-half reliability are all determined through correlation. Test-retest Reliability: Test-retest reliability is the degree to which scores are consistent over time. It indicates score variation that occurs from testing session to testing session as a result of errors of measurement.
[DOC File]OUTCOME MEASURES TOOL KIT - Veterans Affairs
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The test manual stated that, “a considerable number of Spanish surnamed and Black children were included in the sample.” The manual strongly recommends that users develop local norm groups. Reliability. Test-retest: The test-retest reliability coefficient after a 5 week interval (with a sample of 30 5th graders) was .88.
[DOC File]Reliability = true score + measurement error
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Types of Reliability. Test-retest . Alternate Forms . Split-Half . Inter-item consistency . Interscorer. Test-Retest Reliability. Coefficient of stability is the correlation of the two sets of test scores Alternate (Equivalent) Forms Reliability. Coefficient of equivalence is the correlation of the two sets of test scores Split-half Reliability
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