VAT Reliability Assessment Results

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Year: 2014

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MEASURE Evaluation conducted a reliability assessment of over 12,000 Round 1 VAT and Round 2 VAT records to determine if select indicators that were not supposed to change over time (e.g., sex of respondent, child disability status), remained the same in Round 2. These data helped determine the tool’s reliability for variables that should remain constant.

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VAT Reliability Assessment Results

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