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2 years ago

In studies that use more than one data collector, how is the consistency of the data evaluated?.

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In order to evaluate consistency in studies with more than one data collector, the<u> Inter-rater reliability </u>is used.

<h3>What is the Inter-rater reliability?</h3>

This is a measure in research that is used to test the data presented by different data collectors, for consistency.

It essentially checks the extent to which the data collected from the different sources agree with each other.

Find out more on Inter-rater reliability at brainly.com/question/24711327.

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