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What the Tally Hid: Screening Live-Observation Codes for Saturation, Floor Effects, and Degeneracy Before Piloting
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We set out a pre-piloting screening protocol for live-observation coding instruments (Table 1), usable in any brief structured behavioural-coding task, with a worked case study and a Monte Carlo calibration. In 15 stranger dyads a ten-code sheet produced a healthy-looking composite (M = 26.63, SD =
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