interobservatørreliabilitet
Interobserver reliability, also known as interrater reliability or interjudge reliability, refers to the degree of agreement among different observers or raters when they independently measure or evaluate the same phenomenon. This concept is widely used in social sciences, psychology, education, and other fields where subjective assessments are made. Ensuring high interobserver reliability strengthens the validity and credibility of research findings by minimizing the impact of individual biases or inconsistencies among observers.
The assessment of interobserver reliability typically involves comparing the ratings or observations made by multiple individuals
Factors influencing interobserver reliability include the clarity of observation criteria, the training and experience of the
High interobserver reliability indicates that the observations are consistent and reproducible, which is particularly important in