In criterion-referenced testing, dependability index based on generalizability theory is the correct indicator of measurement reliability.
To improve the detection rate of MB1 steganography based on noisy small sample sets, a steganalysis method with high generalizability is proposed.
How do you resolve the tension between local specificity and theoretical generalizability?
In this article, we examined the relationships between generalizability theory (GT) and classic test theory, analysis of variance.
The generalizability to all patients with advanced cancer is uncertain.
Seasonality restricts the generalizability of tourism research findings, and should always be taken into consideration in the interpretation stage.
Study limitations include those inherent in subgroup analysis, and lack of generalizability to other clinical populations.
Thee study, though limited in its scope and generalizability, provides some of the first publicly available data on who is taking MOOCs, and why they are taking them.
The generalizability of intervention research is dependent of the degree of success in including patients who represent the disease category for which the intervention might be considered.
Thus, the generalizability of any single study is a function of the degree to which it conforms to the results of other cases that have been entered into a meta-analytical database.
Replicating similar studies in other tourist destinations would be imperative for increasing the generalizability of these findings.
Objective: To examine the cross-cultural generalizability of Career Decision-Making Difficulties Questionnaire in Chinese context.
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