Match each example of test reliability below with the type of reliability coefficient that is used to calculate it.
-After the test is administered, it is split into two halves and the scores on one half are correlated with those on the other half.
A) Coefficient of equivalence
B) Coefficient alpha
C) Coefficient of internal consistency
D) Coefficient of stability

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The described method is a measure of internal consistency, where a test is split into two halves and the scores on one half are correlated with those on the other half to assess the consistency of results across different sets of items within the same test. This is typically referred to as split-half reliability, which is a form of assessing a test's internal consistency.

Match Each Example of Test Reliability Below with the Type