Sampling Error and Selecting Intercoder Reliability Samples for Nominal Content Categories

Stephen R. Lacy · Daniel Riffe

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Reliability and Agreement in Measurement Survey Methodology and Nonresponse Computational and Text Analysis Methods

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This study views intercoder reliability as a sampling problem. It develops a formula for generating sample sizes needed to have valid reliability estimates. It also suggests steps for reporting reliability. The resulting sample sizes will permit a known degree of confidence that the agreement in a sample of items is representative of the pattern that would occur if all content items were coded by all coders.

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