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A measure is said to have a high reliability if it produces similar results under consistent conditions. DO NOT confuse reliability with validity (see tag wiki). DO NOT use for inter-rater reliability which has its own tag inter-rater
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Cronbach's Alpha in Pilot Study: do I need to eliminate items if alpha is already > 0.7
In the Pilot Study, I am trying to confirm reliability of my scales:
I'm performing Cronbach’s alpha test on 5 items that represent one construct of my research model (IV). …
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