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English: Kappa is a way of measuring agreement or reliability, correcting for how often ratings might agree by chance. It is similar to a correlation coefficient in that it cannot go above +1.0 or below -1.0. Several authorities have offered "rules of thumb" for interpreting the level of agreement. This figure compares several rubrics that are widely used in psychiatry and psychology. |
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