The Concept of Reliability as it Applies to Behavior Records.

Medley, Donald M.; Norton, Daniel P.

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Publication Date: 1971-Aug

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The Concept of Reliability as it Applies to Behavior Records.

Medley, Donald M.; Norton, Daniel P.

A technique for recording pupils' experiences in the classroom, and issues related to the reliability of scores on such records are discussed. The rating instrument, the Personal Record of School Experience (PROSE), is in the form of an optical scanning sheet. Sub-professional personnel can be trained to do the observing, which is recorded on the computer tabulated answer form. (DLG)

Descriptors: Behavior Rating Scales, Behavior Standards, Classroom Observation Techniques, Classroom Research, Measurement Techniques, Program Descriptions, Reliability, Student Behavior

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