When a group of children were given the WISC-IV in January and again in April, their scores tended to be quite similar on both occasions. Such a result indicates that the WISC-IV:
A) Has good validity
B) Has good reliability
C) Is a good measure of distributed intelligence
D) Is suitable for situations requiring dynamic assessment

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The similarity in scores when the WISC-IV is administered at two different times indicates that the test has good reliability, meaning it consistently produces similar results under consistent conditions.

When a Group of Children Were Given the WISC-IV in January