Interaction analysts use a variety of nominal, ordinal, and interval level tests to assess coding reliability. This paper evaluates approaches to measuring reliability in interaction analysis by: (1) presenting criteria for a sound reliability estimate, (2) evaluating currently used tests against these criteria, and (3) discussing application of appropriate tests to interaction data.
Communication Quarterly
Volume 32, 1984 - Issue 4
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