THE GENERALITY OF BEHAVIORAL DATA III: GENERALIZATION POTENTIAL AS A FUNCTION OF THE NUMBER OF OBSERVATION INSTANCES
Multivariate Behavioral ResearchPublished 1 January 1969
David Magnusson, Bo Heffler
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Abstract In a series of experiments the effect has been studied of variation of group composition and task on ratings of behavior based on oberservation of individuals in group situations. In the experiment reported here the generality of such ratings was studied as a function of the number of observation instances, when the situational conditions are varied with regard to group competition and task.
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The main results were completely confirmed: When the situation variation encompassed both task and group position simultaneously the relationship was random between ratings made independently by two teams of judges, after one observation instance for each team.