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Definition of cronbach's alpha

According to Fattah (2008), reliability can be measured using statistical packages such as SPSS by measuring the reliability coefficient (also known as Cronbach's Alpha). Cronbach’s Alpha takes a value ranging between (0 – 1). The higher the value, the more reliable are the instrument and the questions used in the questionnaire.

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