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Testing the Equality of Two Related Intraclass Reliability Coefficients

Alsawaimeh, Yousef M.
Feldt, Leonard S.
1994
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Testing the Equality of Two Related Intraclass Reliability Coefficients

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An approximate statistical test of the equality of two intraclass reliability coefficients based on the same sample of people is derived. Such a test is needed when a researcher wishes to compare the reliability of two measurement procedures and both procedures can be applied to the performances or products of the same group of individuals. A numerical example is presented. Monte carlo studies indicate that the proposed test effectively controls Type I error with as few as two or three measurements on each of 50 people. Index terms: equality of related intraclass reliability coefficients, intraclass reliability, sampling theory, Speannan-Brown extrapolation, statistical test.

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Alsawaimeh, Yousef M.; Feldt, Leonard S.. (1994). Testing the Equality of Two Related Intraclass Reliability Coefficients. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/120038.

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