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Reliability and validity of speech rating scales: Some error effects

Douglas G. Bock Assistant Professor of Speech, University of Florida
Pages 145-151 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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RobertE. Carlson & Deborah Smith‐Howell. (1995) Classroom public speaking assessment: Reliability and validity of selected evaluation instruments. Communication Education 44:2, pages 87-97.
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RebeccaB. Rubin & Jess Yoder. (1985) Ethical issues in the evaluation of communication behavior. Communication Education 34:1, pages 13-17.
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DouglasG. Bock, Jeri Lynn Proffitt Butler & E. Hope Bock. (1984) The impact of sex of the speaker, sex of the rater and profanity type of language trait errors in speech evaluation: A test of the rating error paradigm. Southern Speech Communication Journal 49:2, pages 177-186.
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DouglasG. Bock & E. Hope Bock. (1977) The effects of the sex of the experimenter, expectancy inductions, and sex of the rater on leniency, halo, and trait errors in speech rating behavior. Communication Education 26:4, pages 298-306.
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DouglasG. Bock, Larry Powell, JamesT. Kitchens & JamesW. Flavin. (1977) The influence of sex differences in speech evaluation: Situational and media effects. Communication Education 26:2, pages 143-153.
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JamesE. Roever. (1976) Audience perception of speaker training: An expectancy artifact in communication research. Central States Speech Journal 27:1, pages 47-55.
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DouglasG. Bock & ThomasJ. Saine. (1975) The impact of source credibility, attitude valence, and task sensitization on trait errors in speech evaluation. Speech Monographs 42:3, pages 229-236.
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J. Larry Powell & DouglasG. Bock. (1975) The impact of public speaking and interpersonal communication courses on inclusion, control and affection. Central States Speech Journal 26:2, pages 126-132.
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JAMES J. BRADAC & MAE A. BELL. (1975) THE EFFECTS OF OBSERVER EXPECTATIONS, TASK AMBIGUITY, AND MEDIUM OF PRESENTATION ON LOW- AND HIGH-INFERENCE JUDGMENTS OF COMMUNICATIVE BEHAVIOR 1 . Human Communication Research 1:2, pages 123-132.
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