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Psychometric Assessment of the PPDG: Utilizing Cronbach’s Alpha as a Means of Reliability [PDF]

INNOVATIONS in Pharmacy, 2013
Introduction: Since the development of the 10 item Purdue Pharmacist Directive Guidance (PPDG) Scale several studies of the psychometric properties of the PPDG have been conducted.
Joe R. Anderson, Pharm. D., Gireesh V. Gupchup, Ph.D., F.A.Ph.A., Lisa R. Marr-Lyon, Ph.D., M.Ed.   +2 more
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Impact on Cronbach's alpha of simple treatment methods for missing data [PDF]

Tutorials in Quantitative Methods for Psychology, 2016
The scientific treatment of missing data has been the subject of research for nearly a century. Strangely, interest in missing data is quite new in the fields of educational science and psychology (Peugh & Enders, 2004; Schafer & Graham, 2002). It is now
Béland, Sébastien, Pichette, Francois, Jolani, S.   +2 more
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Optimization of Multidimensional Energy Security: An Index Based Assessment

Energies, 2022
This study introduces Pakistan’s multidimensional energy security index (PMESI) and indices across dimensions from 1991 to 2020 through indicator optimization.
Fahad Bin Abdullah, Rizwan Iqbal, Sadique Ahmad, Mohammed A. El-Affendi, Pardeep Kumar   +4 more
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Reliability reconsidered: Cronbach's alpha and paediatric assessment in occupational therapy [PDF]

, 2009
Background / aim: Using reliable outcome measures is a necessity for the occupational therapy profession in enabling valid assessments of clients. Although Cronbach’s alpha is the most widely applied index of internal consistency reliability, there are
Spiliotopoulou, G
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Post-assessment instrument Cronbach’s Alpha reliability analysis*.

, 2021
*n = 373; overall Cronbach’s Alpha (ɑ) = 0.576; Cronbach’s Alpha if Item Deleted column represents the adjusted Cronbach’s Alpha if the indicated assessment item was excluded in the Cronbach’s Alpha calculation. (DOCX)
Nealy F. Grandgenett (5341142), Anne Rosenwald (3212583), Sam Donovan (4501552), Elizabeth F. Ryder (5341139), Chamindika Siriwardana (619329), Eric Triplett (3494102), William Tapprich (470777), Adam J. Kleinschmit (11248443), Mark Pauley (3212592), Barbara Murdoch (313887), Jacob L. Kerby (7514090), Rachel E. Cook (11419556), William Morgan (6317348)   +12 more
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Cronbach’s alpha for each construct.

, 2023
Cronbach’s alpha for each construct.
Hamzeh Almomani (14486128), Zaid Mohammad Obeidat (14486130), Barween Al Kurdi (14486126), Muhammad Turki Alshurideh (14486124), Ra’ed Masa’deh (14486132)   +4 more
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Composite reliability and cronbach’s alpha.

, 2022
Composite reliability and cronbach’s alpha.
Arnaldo Vergara-Romero (12102322), Juan Antonio Jimber del Río (12102328), José Fernando Romero Subia (12102325), María Salomé Ochoa Rico (12102319)   +3 more
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Cronbach’s alpha values for components.

, 2022
Cronbach’s alpha values for components.
Umer Gurchani (14134838), Pablo Fernandez Velasco (14134835), Bastien Perroy (14134841), Tom Pelletreau-Duris (14134844), Roberto Casati (14134847)   +4 more
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Cronbach’s alpha coefficient of questionnaire variables.

, 2023
Cronbach’s alpha coefficient of questionnaire variables.
Razieh Namdar (15194916), Mohamad Faazeli (15194913)   +1 more
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Corrected item-total correlation with Cronbach’s alpha.

, 2022
Corrected item-total correlation with Cronbach’s alpha.
Tariku Bekelcho (12867424), Ararso Baru Olani (12867421), Asfawosen Woldemeskel (12867427), Kibreyesus Tefera (12867430), Degefe Eyob (12867433)   +4 more
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