An Examination of Judge Reliability at a Major U.S. Wine Competition.¶
Hodgson, R. T. (2008). An Examination of Judge Reliability at a Major U.S. Wine Competition. Journal of Wine Economics, 3(2), 105-113.
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- Blinding
- In competitive evaluation, blinded scoring in judged sports and blind tasting cut the producer-identity channel.
This sourceReplicate-sample study of blind wine judging showing low judge reliability — evidence on blinded competitive evaluation in which the producer-identity channel is cut and only the wine remains to be judged.
- In competitive evaluation, blinded scoring in judged sports and blind tasting cut the producer-identity channel.
- Joint vs. Separate Evaluation
- Wine, art, and medical triage: critics rating in flight versus singly produce diverging hierarchies, and patients evaluated one-at-a-time against guideline thresholds versus as a queue against each other produce different prioritisations.
This sourceDocuments that wine judges' scores depend on flight position and that identical wines tasted in a flight (joint) versus separately yield divergent rankings — evidence for evaluation-mode effects in connoisseurship.
- Wine, art, and medical triage: critics rating in flight versus singly produce diverging hierarchies, and patients evaluated one-at-a-time against guideline thresholds versus as a queue against each other produce different prioritisations.
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