After administering a test to a large number of people, a psychologist compares their scores on the odd-numbered questions to their scores on the even-numbered questions. By checking whether these scores match, the psychologist is able to check for
A)criterion validity.
B)equivalent-forms objectivity.
C)test-retest reliability.
D)split-half reliability.

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Split-half reliability is assessed by correlating scores on two halves of a test (e.g., odd-numbered items vs. even-numbered items) to evaluate the internal consistency of the test.

After Administering a Test to a Large Number of People