Reliability of the ADI-R: multiple examiners evaluate a single case.

The authors assessed the reliability of the Autism Diagnostic Interview (ADI-R). Seven Clinical Examiners evaluated a three and one half year old female toddler suspected of being on the Autism Spectrum. Examiners showed agreement levels of 94-96% across all items, with weighted kappa (K(w)) between...

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Publicado en:Journal of Autism & Developmental Disorders Vol. 38; no. 4; pp. 764 - 771
Autores principales: Cicchetti DV, Lord C, Koenig K, Klin A, Volkmar FR
Formato: case study equations & formulas research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Springer Nature Apr2008
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Sumario:The authors assessed the reliability of the Autism Diagnostic Interview (ADI-R). Seven Clinical Examiners evaluated a three and one half year old female toddler suspected of being on the Autism Spectrum. Examiners showed agreement levels of 94-96% across all items, with weighted kappa (K(w)) between .80 and .88. They were in 100% agreement on 74% of the items; in excellent agreement on 6% of the items (93-96%, with K(w) between .78 and .85); in good agreement on 7% (89-90%, with K(w) between .62 and 0.68); and in fair agreement on 3% (82 - 84%, with K(w) between .40 and .47). For the remaining 10% of ADI-R items, examiners showed poor agreement (50-81% with K(w )between -.67 and .37).