Sentence examples for relative judgements from inspiring English sources

Absolute and relative judgements are terms that have been used to describe analytical and comparative judgement assessment methods respectively.

One of the main reasons for high reliability of relative comparative judgements compared to absolute analytical judgements is that, relative judgements require larger numbers of judges.

Whereas, relative judgements can be constantly monitored as they are made, and decisions can be made if additional judges or judgements are needed to increase reliability.

The introduction of biases in expert's responses (such as anchoring effects, absolute and relative judgements) are one of the most important factors to be taken into account when results are considered [42].

Gill and Bramley found that in the standard setting/awarding process, the assessors made more accurate relative judgements than absolute judgements, and that the judgements that were described by the judges as 'very confident' had higher accuracy than other judgements.

For example, a study investigating absolute and relative judgements and standard-setting by Gill and Bramley (2013) considered the accuracy of holistic comparative judgements in relation to the original analytical marks of examination scripts that were 'close together in overall mark' in a standard-setting exercise.

Many researchers have also investigated the effectiveness of, and correlation between, absolute analytical marking and relative comparative judgements.

It has been contended by researchers that relative, comparative judgements are highly reliable, more so than absolute, analytical judgements (see Jones & Alcock, 2012, 2014; Laming, 2004; Pollitt, 2012b).

These studies have provided evidence of the efficacy in using digital assessment systems for relative comparative judgement.

Voters: Voters are based on a relative judgement on result acceptability by comparison of variant results (Pullum [2001]).

Our study suggests that movement complexity is a key component of duration perception, and that the relative judgement of durations depends on spatio-temporal features of stimuli.