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test–retest reliability

test–retest reliability Test–retest reliability is the consistency of a measure when the same people are assessed again in a separate session.

Test–retest reliability is the consistency of a measure when the same people are assessed again in a separate session. In this context, it refers to how stable brain connectivity findings are across repeated testing.

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Drafting source: Kröll Jean-Philippe; Friedrich Patrick; Li Xuan; Nurislamova Yulia; Kraljevic Nevena; Geiger Anna; Mans Julia; Waite Laura; Caspers Julian; Qian Xing; Chee Michael W. L.; Zhou Juan Helen; Eickhoff Simon; Weis Susanne. Test–retest reliability of meta analytic networks during naturalistic viewing. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0346967; article XML SHA-256 ff0270475331a84e4f90fcee4faf4f1ff9646f8a5bff2ed03c87c9d5567db681. “Test–retest reliability of meta analytic networks during naturalistic viewing” (10.1371/journal.pone.0346967).
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