A test that produces approximately the same results upon being readministered would be described as having a high level of
A) test retest coefficient.
B) internal consistency.
C) face validity.
D) internal validity.

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Test retest coefficient refers to the consistency of scores over time. If a test produces similar results when it is administered multiple times, then it has a high test retest coefficient. Internal consistency refers to the consistency of scores across different items within the same test, and is not relevant to the scenario described. Face validity refers to whether a test appears to measure what it claims to measure, and is not directly related to consistency. Internal validity refers to the extent to which a study's results can be attributed to the variables being studied rather than to other factors, and is not relevant to the scenario described.

A Test That Produces Approximately the Same Results Upon Being