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An individual receives a iq score of 73. taking into account standard error of measurement (sem), what is his "true score" 95 percent of the time of test-retest reliability is .96
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An individual receives a iq score of 73. taking into account standard error of measurement (sem), what is his "true score" 95 percent of the time of test-retest reliability is .96
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it's saying that 95% of the time the comparison from test to retest is 96% reliable.
so I would take (0.95+0.96)÷2= 0.955
then 73×0.955=69.715
then 73-69.715=3.285
so I would range the possible true score between 69.715 and 76.285
also written as 73 ± 3.285
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