"Reliability coefficients" refer to measures that assess how consistent and dependable a particular result or set of data is. These coefficients help determine the reliability or reliability of a test, survey, or measurement. Higher coefficients indicate greater consistency and make the results more trustworthy.
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Sentences with «reliability coefficients»
- The exception was the scale used to measure growth mindset, which had an internal reliability coefficient of 0.7, somewhat below the commonly used benchmark for acceptable reliability of 0.8. (educationnext.org)
- Cronbach's alpha reliability coefficient for the 15 items version is.90. (interpersona.psychopen.eu)
- The composite score (reliability coefficient in this study: =.83) is used as a global measurement of working alliance. (jmir.org)
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