Low interobserver reliability is likely to result because of
A)extensive training of observers.
B)lack of clear definitions of events to be recorded.
C)specific feedback to observers regarding discrepancies between their observations.
D)all of these

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Low interobserver reliability is often caused by a lack of clear definitions or criteria for the events being observed. Extensive training and specific feedback can help improve interobserver reliability, so options A and C are not correct. Therefore, the best choice is B as it directly addresses the issue of unclear definitions for events being recorded.

Low Interobserver Reliability Is Likely to Result Because of