When reporting data from multiple observers, you can average across observers when:
A) there is a high level of agreement.
B) there is a low level of agreement.
C) you use only percent agreement as your measure of interrater reliability.
D) only one observer disagrees with the rest.

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Averaging across observers is appropriate when there is a high level of agreement, as it indicates consistency and reliability in the observations.

When Reporting Data from Multiple Observers, You Can Average Across