Spearman-brown Coefficient
The Spearman-Brown Coefficient is a reliability coefficient in psychometrics that estimates the effect of test length on internal consistency by distinguishing between the reliability of a test in its current form and its predicted reliability under altered length, based on the correlation between two split halves of the test.
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Spearman-brown FormulaSpearman-brown Prophecy Formula
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