Cronbach's Alpha Refers To

question 68

Multiple Choice

Cronbach's alpha refers to:

• A) the degree to which individual measurements of a variable differ from one another.
• B) a statistic used to indicate how much, on average, an individual scores differs from the arithmetic means of the scores.
• C) a statistic used to evaluate the internal consistency reliability of a scale.
• D) the conclusion a researcher makes when the probability is that one's hypothesis is unlikely to be incorrect given the data collected.

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