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How to Assess Data Reliability?
Data reliability can be evaluated by measuring
consistency
across different time points and settings. Techniques include:
Test-Retest
: Assessing the stability of data over time.
Inter-Rater Reliability
: Comparing data collected by different observers.
Internal Consistency
: Evaluating the coherence of data within the dataset.
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