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    EEG Patterns

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    importance for correct diagnosis. However, it is known that this approach can be subjective and it is time consuming with low sensitivity and low inter-rater reliability in particular, the non-epilepsy cases (Malone et al., 2009; Piccinelli et al., 2005; Cooper et al., 1974; Seshia et al., 2008; Benbadis et al., 2009). In recent studies, the inter-rater agreement (Kappa coefficients) range from low (0.09) to significant (0.94) (Gerber et al., 2008; Haut et al., 2002; Azuma et al., 2003; Benbadis

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    also to analyze the inter-rater dependability using the CDT scale which was scored based on using a unique and particular algorithm method which was adapted by Sunderland (1989). Hypothesis This study hypothesized that an algorithm which was used for scoring on the CDT scale. To prove whether their hypothesis

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    higher education.This has increase the concern of non-native raters reliability and their consistency in rating scores in countries these tests are adopted. Although these non-native raters are qualified raters, it is undeniable that comparing to native raters the

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    Students are measured constantly regarding their retention ability while in the classroom. Most of the time, the measurement tool is a written exam, an oral report, or a presentation. Although these are ways for a student to prove they have achieved mastery of the information, these tools are not considered reliable To be considered a reliable assessment tool, there needs to be consistency. The same exam given to the same student a second time should show the same result. Therefore, the exam

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    reliable. Test-retest reliability, in the short-term of one week, on all scales except artistic talent were fair-to-good (r > .59 to .79) for gifted students and excellent (r > .80) for average students and students with handicaps (Jarosewich, Pfeiffer, & Morris, 2002, p. 329). Inter-rater reliability measures the test’s reliability and consistency across raters (Jarosewich, Pfeiffer, & Morris, 2002). GATES does not provide any information regarding inter-rater reliability. Validity Validity is

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    Diagnosis Of Apraxia

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    The results indicated that the relationship between the observation scoring and severity rating scoring based on perception were moderately strong and significant. Both sets of raters were thoughtful to the presence or absence of apraxia of speech. The study supported that perceptual scaling techniques and operational metrics can be used to establish a diagnosis for (AOS). 2. Strand, E. (2001). Darley's contributions to the

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    Quality Of Measures

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    judge/evaluate the quality of their measures? Tests for validity and reliability are the criteria mostly used by epidemiologists to judge the quality of measures used in research. Reliability of the measure shows that when different observers use the measure at different occasions, they will obtain similar test results (1). For example, a measure that determines weight gain among male adults in Saskatoon

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    measures proceed from subjective data gathering modality. This places the validity and reliability of the instrument (and the results) at risk for misinterpretation, and caution should be exercised in the examination and analysis of the sum data. There are numerous methods by which to assure validity and reliability in the administration and interpretation of assessment instruments. The constructs and framing of reliability and validity are disengaged into types, rendering scrutiny more accurate and duplicable

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    Validity and Reliability A key component of using evidence-based practices is to review the best available data from multiple sources to ensure that a quality decisions. (Barends, Rousseau, & Briner, 2014). To identify the best available data, one can begin by questioning the validity and reliability of a study. Validity and reliability in evidence-based research is essential to the success of a research paper. Validity is concerned with the extent to which the research measures what it designed

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    For JY, I completed the examination across multiple sessions and incorporated special tests and measures as his condition improved. For my first encounter with JY in the ICU, he was lying in bed supine with the head of bed elevated 45 degrees. He had a left PICC line, telemetry wires, a urinary catheter, and a nasal cannula. For the initial examination, Day 1 in the ICU, I used clinical judgment and considered JY’s precautions for multiple lines, falls risk, and oxygen requirements. On Day 1 in

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