Classical reliability: Using generalizability theory to assess dependability
Karyl J. Burns
Abstract
Karyl J. Burns
Abstract
Generalizability theory (GT), an approach to estimating measurement dependability, offers researchers the ability to assess comprehensively various sources of measurement error simultaneously. Application of GT identifies the conditions that contribute most substantially to error and offers remedies to enhance dependability. A review of GT is presented and a practical application discussed. Researchers who develop instruments or plan studies using observation or questionnaires will appreciate the advantages offered by GT.
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Generalizability theory (GT), an approach to estimating measurement dependability, offers researchers the ability to assess comprehensively various sources of measurement error simultaneously. Application of GT identifies the conditions that contribute most substantially to error and offers remedies to enhance dependability. A review of GT is presented and a practical application discussed. Researchers who develop instruments or plan studies using observation or questionnaires will appreciate the advantages offered by GT.
Key concepts: Generalizability theory, Dependability, Reliability (semiconductor), Reliability engineering, Computer science, Plan (archaeology), Psychology, Management science