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Understanding Reliability and Validity

The document discusses the reliability and validity of a survey or test. It calculates the Cronbach's alpha score based on sample data to be 0.863, showing good reliability above the 0.7 threshold. One item is identified as having a corrected item-total correlation below 0.3 and should be removed to improve the score.

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Understanding Reliability and Validity

The document discusses the reliability and validity of a survey or test. It calculates the Cronbach's alpha score based on sample data to be 0.863, showing good reliability above the 0.7 threshold. One item is identified as having a corrected item-total correlation below 0.3 and should be removed to improve the score.

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RELIABILITY &

VALIDITY
BY : JANE HARJANI
RELIABILITY
Cronbach’s Alpha > 0,7, which means the scale is good

The cronbach’s Alpha score


based on the data is 0,863
which means the scale has a
good reliability (86,3%)
because > than 0,7 (70%)
Corrected item - Total correlation < 0,3 delete it.

Item satisfication 8 shows data <0,3


so need to be remove and re-
analyze
Based on the 18 data we have to
remove item 8 because <0,3 means
useless item
The Cronbach Alpha score would
become 0,874
THANK
YOU VERY
MUCH!

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