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There are several R packages that make confidence intervals for coefficient alpha, but not much support for standardized alpha. Most packages use some sort of normality assumption.
The alpha and alpha.ci functions of psych calculates confidence intervals for coefficient alpha following normal theory. semTools calculates numerous reliability coefficients with its reliability function.
The Cronbach package provides confidence intervals based on normal theory, as does the alpha.CI function of psychometric
Confidence intervals for both alphas can, in principle, be calculated using structural equation modeling together with the delta method. Packages such as lavaan can be used for this purpose, but this is seldom done.
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There are several
R
packages that make confidence intervals for coefficient alpha, but not much support for standardized alpha. Most packages use some sort of normality assumption.The
alpha
andalpha.ci
functions ofpsych
calculates confidence intervals for coefficient alpha following normal theory. semTools calculates numerous reliability coefficients with itsreliability
function.The Cronbach package provides confidence intervals based on normal theory, as does the
alpha.CI
function ofpsychometric
Confidence intervals for both alphas can, in principle, be calculated using structural equation modeling together with the delta method. Packages such as
lavaan
can be used for this purpose, but this is seldom done.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: