Scale Reliability

Scale reliability in the context of general knowledge refers to the consistency and dependability of a test or survey measuring what you know about a variety of topics. It assesses whether repeated tests would yield similar results under the same conditions. For example, if a general knowledge quiz is reliable, taking it multiple times should produce roughly the same score, indicating that it accurately measures your knowledge. High reliability means the test is trustworthy, while low reliability suggests that the results may not reflect your true knowledge effectively.