Utility of Analysis of Variance with Repeated Measures Programs for Estimating Reliability

Abstract

This paper presents a brief description of the generalizability theory of measurement error and its relation to analysis of variance with repeated measures. The intraclass correlation is defined in terms of analysis of variance computer program output. The usefulness of several programs is discussed.

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