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motikmotik
1 year ago
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Kent and julie are recruiters for sunspree inc. when both of them interview the same applicant, they often find that they have d

ifferent opinions about the applicant's potential as a future high performer in the organization. given this information, it can be said that kent and julie have _____.
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1 answer:
BabaBlast [244]1 year ago
5 0

It can be said that kent and julie have Low Inter-rater Reliability.

<h3>What is Inter-rater Reliability?</h3>
  • Inter-rater reliability is a statistical metric used to assess the degree of consensus among various judges or raters.
  • It is employed as a method of evaluating the accuracy of the responses generated by various test items.
  • A test's lower inter-rater reliability may be a sign that its questions are obscure, difficult to understand, or even superfluous.
  • The percentage of items that the judges agree on can be calculated as a straightforward technique to assess inter-rater reliability.
  • This is referred to as percent agreement, and it always falls between 0 and 1, with 0 denoting complete disagreement among raters and 1 denoting perfect agreement.

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Explanation:

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Let plug in the formula

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Using this formula

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<u>PART 1</u>    

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