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DIFFERENCES AMONG COMMON METHODS FOR CALCULATING INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT
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NegotiationField ExperimentCognitionQuasi-experimentCommunicationSocial SciencesPsychologyMost Applied StudiesBiasInterobserver AgreementStatisticsReliabilityBehavioral SciencesInterorganizational NegotiationInformation ManagementExperimental PsychologySocial CognitionInterpersonal CommunicationExperiment DesignProtocol AnalysisArts
In most applied studies, experimenters attempt to increase the probability that data accurately reflect the subject's behavior by assessing the degree to which two observers agree that responding has occurred.