Without some correction,measures of inter-rater reliability
A)tend to overestimate the true level of agreement between the raters.
B)tend to underestimate the true level of agreement between the raters.
C)provide a very inaccurate estimate of the true level of agreement between the raters.
D)Inter-rater reliability tends to be accurate without correction.

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Measures of inter-rater reliability tend to overestimate the true level of agreement between raters due to chance agreement or biases. Therefore, correction measures such as Cohen's Kappa or Spearman's Rho are necessary to obtain a more accurate estimate of inter-rater reliability.

Without Some Correction,measures of Inter-Rater Reliability