Statistics for Research - L13 - Mastering Reliability Analysis: How to Use Cronbach Alpha in SPSS?

[@shettymeetha]

how to measure cronbach alpha of higher order constructs in SPSS?

[@researchwithfawad]

Please refer to Amos Playlist IBM SPSS AMOS: kzbin.info/aero/PLb7vm6tsQ3Kvinj9MFF6wbQFDBdkU1ERP

[@mugomuiruri2313]

good explanation

[@researchwithfawad]

Thank you.

[@user-bl2kh7lb4z]

Salamualaykum brother, firstly thank you for this amazing video, may I ask what test of reliability you would recommend for 240 participants, as online it seems this is for 30> participants however, I see some data saying it can be used for up to 400 participants. Thank you so much!

[@user-bl2kh7lb4z]

My apologies, I've been rewatching and I've just caught on that the example sample is 342. Thank you anyways!

[@researchwithfawad]

The sample is good enough for reliability analysis.

[@user-bl2kh7lb4z]

@@researchwithfawad Jazakhallahu Khayr!

[@user-bl2kh7lb4z]

Salaam, I would like to ask if it is recommended I do the cronbachs Alpha one (IV) predictor variable at a time?

[@user-bl2kh7lb4z]

My item has many questions so I have two totals (SMD_Total for social media disorder & SMSC_Total for social media self control total) and so it doesn’t allow for me to only perform using one variable (as it is a combined total), however I am unsure if I should continue with the Cronbachs I ran using both totals as my items

[@anamtara5533]

My job satisfaction scale has 6 time and I have 600 data and the realbilty is 0.642 it's fine or not

[@researchwithfawad]

You can say it is fair reliability.