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Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Vol.18 530-540 September 1975.
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Observer Agreement for Marking Moments of Stuttering

Martin A. Young
Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois

Observers were asked to mark moments of stuttering on transcripts of tape-recorded speaking performances. Instructions to observers were varied in an attempt to maximize agreement. An index of agreement was developed to reflect word-by-word agreement for more than two observers. Results showed less word-by-word agreement than might have been expected, although intercorrelations among observers for total number of words marked as stuttering was high, as is usually found.






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