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interjudge

interjudge

7.5
Showing agreement between two or more judges
  • adjective
  • /ˌɪntərˈdʒʌdʒ/
  • Specialized
translation icon : interevaluador
  • The study found high interjudge agreement when assessing the quality of the essays.

Examples

  • Training sessions were held to improve interjudge consistency among the panel members.

  • Researchers calculated interjudge reliability to ensure the scoring was consistent across all evaluators.

  • The interjudge agreement was crucial for the final decision.

  • We need to establish interjudge reliability for this study.

  • The study found high interjudge agreement when assessing the quality of the essays.

  • Researchers calculated interjudge reliability to ensure the scoring was consistent across all evaluators.

  • Training sessions were held to improve interjudge consistency among the panel members.

Synonyms

interrater
vsinterjudge
  • Specialized
8.7

How much different people who judge or observe agree

is narrower, focusing on agreement specifically between judges or evaluators

Surface Forms

interjudge positive

Morphology

interjudge = judge (transparent) = inter + judge

Meaning is directly built from the prefix 'inter-' (between) + 'judge' (judges), so 'between judges' or relating to multiple judges is clear.

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.