P08.1 s1 Probability of Agreement by Chance
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Creador: MELIA NAVARRO, JOSE LUIS 
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Categoría: Psicología
Clasificación Unesco: Psicología::Evaluación y diagnóstico en psicología::Psicometría
Descripción: This video explains slide 9 from the document P08.1. How to calculate the probability of agreement by chance between two raters, or between a prediction and the real result.
Etiquetas: Psychometrics IRR Test Validity Content Validity,
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