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3.4 Evaluating Measures 1)The reproducibility of a measure is referred to as A)the reliability of the measure. B)the validity of the measure. C)the veracity of the measure. D)the verisimilitude of the measure. 2)In order to carry out independent ratings,  A)raters must be blind to the participants’ behavior. B)the measures must be at the ratio scale of measurement. C)raters must be blind to the ratings of other raters. D)the study must be at the experimental level of constraint. 3)The type of reliability that involves two observers is A)test-retest. B)internal consistency. C)interrater. D)internal raters. 4)The type of reliability based on comparing two measurements of the variable at different times is A)interrater. B)intermeasurement. C)test-retest. D)internal consistency. 5)Which type of reliability would provide an index of the stability of a variable? A)Interrater reliability. B)Test-retest reliability. C)Intersubject stability. D)Internal consistency reliability. 6)When two independent raters make ratings that agree with one another, the measure used is said to demonstrate A)test-retest reliability. B)interrater reliability. C)split-half reliability. D)internal consistency reliability. 7)If a measure remains consistent over time, the measure is said to demonstrate A)time validity. B)internal consistency reliability. C)test-retest reliability. D)interrater reliability. 8)Reliability of a measure refers to A)whether it is an accurate reflection of the characteristic in the participants. B)the reproducibility factor. C)the reproducibility of an accurate reflection of the characteristic. D)whether researchers can depend on it. 9)A researcher is concerned about whether his eye color measurement device will be consistent in its measure of eye color. The researcher is concerned about A)validity. B)reliability. C)internal consistency. D)scale attenuation effects and validity. 10)Which of the following is NOT a type of reliability? A)Test-retest. B)Interrater. C)Internal consistency. D)Effective range. Â