AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DEPENDABILITY OF CLINICAL CUTTING SCORES USING GENERALIZABILITY THEORY
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NUGENT, W.R., AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DEPENDABILITY OF CLINICAL CUTTING SCORES USING GENERALIZABILITY THEORY. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SERVICE RESEARCH, Vol. 18, no. 3, 4 (1994), p. 89-107.
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SIIS R.300
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Instrumentos técnicos, Metodología, Trabajo social, Validez
Instrumentos técnicos, Metodología, Trabajo social, Validez
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