Among them, the internal consistency coefficient is often used to measure the reliability of attitudes, opinions, and questionnaires.
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"The court finds that, although the experts each testified that they personally held the opinions presented to the court, the level of input exerted by Rue undermines the appearance of objectivity and reliability of the experts' opinions.
To assess the reliability of the two expert opinions, we used Krippendorffs alpha (K-alpha) [ 20] to measure of how each reviewer's opinions matched with each other.
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Studies that examined the reliability of self reports of attitude, opinion, craving, or substance dependence were excluded.
The methodology behind the web-tool Despite the authors having published 3 papers in peer-reviewed journals using the same methodology as proposed in this web-tool, the reliability of the method in my opinion remains to be proven.
However, confidence in expert opinion hinges on the validation of the experts' specialized knowledge; here, we assess the reliability of some of the expert opinions in relation to the peer-reviewed literature.
The reliability of information sources and experts opinions are dealt with through an extension of the mathematical theory of evidence.
