Reliability refers to a measure of a study's consistency that considers how likely results are to be replicated if a study is reproduced. true or false

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Explanation:

Reliability: In psychological research, the term reliability is defined as the consistency or stability of a particular measuring test or research study. The reliability of a test refers to the consistency of the result i.e, it should appear as same if conducted over different time, different items, and researchers.

Types of reliability:

1. Parallel forms reliability.

2. Test-retest reliability.

3. Internal consistency.

4. Interrater reliability.

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