The internal consistency of a test can be measured using
A) split-half procedure.
B) item-total correlations.
C) inter-item correlations
D) All of these are true.

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All three methods, split-half procedure, item-total correlations and inter-item correlations, can be used to measure the internal consistency of a test. Therefore, option D - All of these are true - is the best choice.

The Internal Consistency of a Test Can Be Measured Using