Self-report measures are said to be reliable when
A) the tests measure the abilities they claim to measure.
B) the results are reasonably consistent from one time to another.
C) the sample size is very large.
D) the researcher who has developed the measure is highly qualified.

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Reliability in self-report measures refers to the consistency of the results when the measure is repeated under similar conditions. If a self-report measure yields reasonably consistent results from one time to another, it is considered reliable. The other options do not directly relate to the concept of reliability.

Self-Report Measures Are Said to Be Reliable When