2. Reliability: Address the areas of concern/strength for the Cronbach alpha coefficients. Look at each of the constructs (scales) the test purports to measure and identify the proper category of low, acceptable, and high ranges of the Chronbach's alpha coefficients for m scale. Use the chart provided in the \"What Makes a Good Test\" handout. This explains how to read reliability and validity coefficients. Match them to what is in the manual. Report the reliability category for all scales. Look at the number/percent of the scales with problematic versus acceptable internal consistency alpha values. What do you observe? 3. Explain how sample size and the nature of the population may inuence the constructs that the test attempts to measure, noting any strengths and weaknesses in these areas. a. Validity: Look at the population used for the VMQ and the populations for the tests used to evaluate the VMQ's validity. Do you believe that the populations of the other tests are comparable to the population used in the VMQ? Does this raise an issue with the validity