Reliability and validity of speech rating scales: Some error effects: Central States Speech Journal: Vol 23, No 3

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Validity and reliability are important criteria in speech rating scale development and use. This investigation explores the effects of certain rater errors, compares a newly devloped scale to a widely used instrument, and suggests the existence of specific factors as crucial elements in evaluation.

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