Generalizable Problem?

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From: GED17R1
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1992 21:06

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There was a book by Lee Cronbach called "The Dependability of Behavioral
Measurments," which is since out of print.  But I partially recall a
applied problem in that book which helped to elucidate certain aspects
of generalizability theory. It was an in-basket task that a school
principal gave to his teachers--you were to identify (1) population
it was to generalize to; (2) universe (I think that's the term);
and (3) facets.  I have tried to get my own copy of the Cronbach
book, buthave not succeeded. Is there a comparable book in print?
Richard Hinton

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