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Table 5. The success of bootstrapping according to bare-bones (in brackets) and psychometrically-corrected lens model indices.

Domains	k	N	Δoverall^b	Δexperts	Δnovices
Medical science	10	258	.35 (.01)	.35 (-.01)	.35 (-.01)
Business	9	239	.018^a (-.03)	.05^a (-.01)	.09^a (-.02)
Education	4	156	.21 (.12)	.18 (.15)	.14 (.04)
Psychology	9	105	.08 (.04)	.23^a (.15)	.04 (.04)
Miscellaneous	12	249	.26 (.16)	.27^a (.16)	.01 (-.02)
Overall	44	1,007	.23 (.07)	.22 (.13)	.17 (.02)

k = number of judgment tasks; N = number of success indices; Δ = estimated success of bootstrapping (see Eq 2).

^a = no correction of the R_e component, because this component includes only objective criteria.

^b = this column is the same as in Kaufmann et al. [11], Table 7, columns 5 and 6.