Figure 2.
The set of 2 Bland–Altman plots compares supervisor prediction and team rating values for R D S and M I T. The x-axis in both plots shows the mean of supervisor prediction and team rating values ranging from approximately 1 to 5, and the y-axis shows the difference between supervisor prediction and team rating values ranging from negative 3 to positive 3. The R D S plot contains an upward-sloping solid trend line with dashed diagonal agreement limits, indicating increasing differences as mean values rise. Circular data points are spread between mean values of 3 and 4.5, with difference values from approximately negative 1.5 to positive 2. The M I T plot includes a solid horizontal reference line at zero difference with dashed horizontal agreement limits near positive 1 and negative 1. Most data points in the M I T plot remain clustered close to the zero difference line, suggesting stable agreement.Bland–Altman plots for Reasoning Difficult Situations (RDS) (left) and for Managing the Individual Within the Team (MIT) (right)
Source(s): Authors’ own work