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This article provides a review of some important milestones in the history of reliability, some current issues concerning reliability, and some likely prospects for reliability, from the perspective of one central question: “What constitutes a replication of a measurement procedure?” Special attention is given to the fixed/random aspects of facets that characterize replications.
Robert L. Brennan (Sat,) studied this question.
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