Tests to measure reliability

This video gives an overview of tests that can be used to index different aspects of reliability in outcome measures used for scientific studies.

[HealedandOpenHearts]

You have great short videos. I wish you'd consider doing more. Excellent animations, too! There is a great need for this! One way to stand out from the rest (because everything else you do is very competitive) would be to pick individual terms from a statistics text and define them using examples to explain the dry definition. All of the other Youtubers seem to lack this. In other words, I can't do a search on a term/concept I need examples for and get a simple answer. I have to try to choose something that "looks" like it relates to my term and desperately "hope" that the next 9-20 minutes isn't wasted time (there's no time for that sort of adventure in doctoral-level students' lives). So, yeah, because your videos met both of those requirements, I chose yours above the others. Sure, the longer ones are good after a person gets going and needs something more. However, it is just too hard for beginning and intermediate statistics students to quickly find individual concepts (terms) on Youtube. The types of videos you do are greatly needed because textbooks are so dry and too abstract for online students to make sense of them. It takes far too long for students to formulate an adequate understanding. Hence, my rationale for the need for short videos with individual concepts and relevant, easy to search-for titles. I hope you make millions doing them if you do them! I wish it would be in time for me to benefit from them. (I would still adjust the music down further so your voice is much stronger, as the music is a bit distracting when your brain already hurts!).