Which of the Following Is True About Behavioral Rater Reliability

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about behavioral rater reliability?

A) Estimates of reliability during training are often higher than those made later,when raters are less closely supervised.
B) When the behaviors to be rated are tightly defined,rater reliability has little relevance.
C) Rater reliability should increase as experience with the rating scale increases.
D) Once an individual has developed an acceptable level of reliability,there is no need to assess reliability again.