Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods · 2007 · 67 citations · 2 references
Quality Of LifeEngineeringMeasurementOmega Reliability CoefficientsPsychometricsDifferent Reliability CoefficientsReliability TestingBiostatisticsInterobserver AgreementSample SizeReliability ModelingReliability AnalysisStatisticsReliabilityData ReliabilityPsychiatryOmega CoefficientCronbach AlphaSurvey Methodology
Differentiations according to the sample size of different reliability coefficients are examined. It is concluded that the estimates obtained by Cronbach alpha and teta coefficients are not related with the sample size, even the estimates obtained from the small samples can represent the population parameter. However, the Omega coefficient requires large sample sizes.
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Measurement and evaluation in psychology and education, 5th ed.
Robert M. Thorndike, George K. Cunningham, Robert L. Thorndike et al. · 1991 · 211 citations