For a trait that is expected to remain stable over time, the researcher expects to get consistent results each time it is measured. This type of reliability is:

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Cael Shaw

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20 April, 02:15

For a trait that is expected to remain stable over time, the researcher expects to get consistent results each time it is measured. This type of reliability is:

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Devyn Graves · Answer 1

For a trait that is expected to remain stable over time, the researcher expects to get consistent results each time it is measured. This type of reliability is: internal reliability.

Explanation:

Reliability is the assurance that a test will yield the same result when administered multiple times and is thus reliable and cannot show erroneous result.

IT is important to know if a test is reliable before proceeding with it in public.

There are two types of Reliability.

This is a case of internal reliability as it is about something that is a trait of a human. It is for a trait that is expected to remain stable over time, hence the researcher expects to get consistent results each time it is measured.