Calculating percentage agreement correctly but writing its formula incorrectly

Araujo, John; Born, David G.

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1985

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Araujo, John

Born, David G.

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Assn for Behavior Analysis

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The conclusion that many behavioral scientists can correctly calculate percentage agreement, but most cannot write the formula used to calculate percentage agreement, is substantiated; purported proof for the correct formula is described.

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calculation vs knowledge of formula for percentage agreement, behavioral scientists

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Araujo, John; Born, David G. Behavior-Analyst. Fall 1985. 8(2): 207-208.

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