Why Generalizability Theory Yields Better Results than Classical Test Theory [electronic resource] / Sandra H. Eason.
Generalizability theory provides a technique for accurately estimating the reliability of measurements. The power of this theory is based on the simultaneous analysis of multiple sources of error variances. Equally important, generalizability theory considers relationships among the sources of measu...
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