Reliability of the Interpretation of Qualitative Observations Can Be Examined

question 26

Multiple Choice

Reliability of the interpretation of qualitative observations can be examined by

• A) calculating split-half reliability coefficients.
• B) repeating a set of program observations.
• C) having a trained person look through the evaluator's detailed field notes and draw independent interpretations.
• D) replicating the program in other settings with different program staff members.

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