Lecture 4: Principles of Psychometrics: Reliability II - jhsph ocw

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Intraclass correlation: Assessing inter-rater reliability • As before, reliability defined as: variance in true scores ⁄ variance in observed scores • For the intra-class correlation the specific form of this equation can take on at least six different forms • The correct form to use depends on the study design and the researcher’s assumptions about the patients and subjects (or items) • I will discuss three designs, each with two ICCs
Overview • Unique Design: Each of the I subjects rated by a unique set of m raters (m>1), such that the total number of raters, R, is m*I • Fixed Design: Each subject is rated by each of the same m raters, such that the total number of raters, R is m. These raters are the only raters of interest. • Random Design: m raters are drawn from a larger pool of raters. Each of the I subjects is rated by each of the m raters. Again, the total number of raters, R is m. NOTE: raters might be people or questionnaire items
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Question 11 Measures of self-report
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Question 12 An 10-item ASP measure
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Fixed Effects (a) Set by experiment
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