CEILING IN THE RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF PERFORMANCE RATINGS: THE CASE OF EXPERT RATERS.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 March 1989
Jeff A. Weekley, Joseph A. Gier
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Ratings gathered from expert raters under nearly ideal conditions (world class judges of the figure-skating competition at the 1984 Olympics) were examined for evidence of reliability and validity....
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