Statistical approaches to the correction of correlational bias.
Psychological BulletinPublished 1 September 1980
David A. Kenny, Jeffrey S. Berman
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Examines the effectiveness of a mean rating strategy, in which correlations are derived from ratings pooled across a number of observers, and also presents a prophecy formula for determining the number of raters needed. Analysis indicated that the success of mean ratings in correcting for correlatio
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