Shavelson et al., wrote a primer on
generalizability theory. Sorry I forget
the exact title, but "generalizability
theory" is in it. Its published by Sage
and should be sufficient to get you going.
Once you understand the basic concepts,
it should be simple to set up in, say,
PROC VARCOMP.
HTH
Steve Gregorich
>Is there a way to calculate three-way ICCs (eg. Rater x Targets x rated
>dimensions)?
>Due to the fact I'm not so familiar with random effect models and
>Generalizability theory (Cronbach '72) I wonder if the two-way models of
>ICC mentioned e.g. by Shrout and Fleiss '79 can be extended.
>Nico
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