interjudge
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈdʒʌdʒ/
- Specialized
- The study found high interjudge agreement when assessing the quality of the essays.
Examples
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Training sessions were held to improve interjudge consistency among the panel members.
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Researchers calculated interjudge reliability to ensure the scoring was consistent across all evaluators.
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The interjudge agreement was crucial for the final decision.
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We need to establish interjudge reliability for this study.
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The study found high interjudge agreement when assessing the quality of the essays.
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Researchers calculated interjudge reliability to ensure the scoring was consistent across all evaluators.
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Training sessions were held to improve interjudge consistency among the panel members.
Synonyms
How much different people who judge or observe agree
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interjudge is made of inter- meaning 'between', as in international, and judge meaning 'someone who decides'. So, as an adjective, interjudge describes agreement or comparison 'between judges' or evaluators.