If you are concerned about the reliability of an intelligence test, which one of the following questions would you be most likely to ask?
A) Does this test rely heavily on language skills?
B) Does this test really measure intellectual ability?
C) How much training do I need to administer and interpret this test?
D) Do children tend to get similar scores on the test from one time to the next?

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Reliability in the context of an intelligence test refers to the consistency of the test results over time. Therefore, asking whether children tend to get similar scores on the test from one time to the next (choice D) directly addresses the concern about the test's reliability.

If You Are Concerned About the Reliability of an Intelligence