A)College Students’ Recent Life Experiences. Researchers administered to 216 und
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A)College Students’ Recent Life Experiences.Researchers administered to 216 undergraduate students (in the same time period) the Inventory of College Students’ Experiences and a measure of daily hassles. The total coefficient alpha was .92 for the inventory and .96 for the measure of daily hassles. The inventory correlated with daily hassles at .76 (p< .001).is this test reliability or validity please explain the result in this test A)College Students’ Recent Life Experiences.
Researchers administered to 216 undergraduate students (in the same time period) the Inventory of College Students’ Experiences and a measure of daily hassles. The total coefficient alpha was .92 for the inventory and .96 for the measure of daily hassles. The inventory correlated with daily hassles at .76 (p< .001).is this test reliability or validity please explain the result in this test A)College Students’ Recent Life Experiences.
Researchers administered to 216 undergraduate students (in the same time period) the Inventory of College Students’ Experiences and a measure of daily hassles. The total coefficient alpha was .92 for the inventory and .96 for the measure of daily hassles. The inventory correlated with daily hassles at .76 (p< .001).is this test reliability or validity please explain the result in this test
Explanation / Answer
The tricky part is that a test can be reliable without being valid. However, a test cannot be valid unless it is reliable. An assessment can provide you with consistent results, making it reliable, but unless it is measuring what you are supposed to measure, it is not valid.
Therefore the above test is validity rest.