correctedness

English

Etymology

From corrected +‎ -ness.

Noun

correctedness (uncountable)

1. The quality of having been corrected.
   • 2018, Joshua W. Clegg, Self-Observation in the Social Sciences, page 86:

     To qualify as an observer in Wundt's laboratory one had to have made ten thousand introspective judgments, so as to make judgments more immediately and thus minimize the distorting effect of thought and memory. Thus, observers were acculturated to the particular standards of correctedness of the Leipzig laboratory.