In order to examine how "good" your new test of intelligence is, you look at the correlations among the items in each of the subscales. You are examining
A)interjudge reliability
B)internal consistency
C)test-retest reliability
D)construct validity
E)content validity

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Examining the correlations among items within each of the subscales of a new test of intelligence to assess how "good" the test is, refers to evaluating the internal consistency of the test. This involves checking how well the items that are supposed to measure the same construct (in this case, aspects of intelligence) correlate with each other, indicating the reliability of the test in measuring what it is intended to measure consistently across its items.

In Order to Examine How "Good" Your New Test of Intelligence