Cronbach’s Alpha is a way to measure the internal consistency of a survey or questionnaire.
Cronbach’s Alpha ranges between 0 and 1, with higher values indicating that the survey or questionnaire is more reliable.
To calculate Cronbach’s Alpha for a given survey or questionnaire, simply enter the responses for up to five questions into the boxes below, then press the “Calculate” button.
Responses to Question 1
Responses to Question 2
Responses to Question 3
Responses to Question 4
Responses to Question 5
Cronbach’s Alpha: 0.77344
Hi, how do i calculate the cronbach alpha for a binary scale of 1 and 2?
As a student researcher, I found it very much easy, simple and interesting to use it. I wanted to use for my dissertation, but the number of boxes to enter questions is limited to only five, when my survey questionnaire has more than five questions.
Why only five questions?
1. Why only five questions?
2. Why only ten responses per each question?
May I be clarified on what to enter in the responses? Say I use a 4-point Likert Scale, will I count how many responded per scale? Thank you.