Confidence interval methods for coefficient alpha: Which one, if any, is the best?

Jeanine Romano; Jeffrey Kromrey; Corina Owens; Heather Scott

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Confidence interval methods for coefficient alpha: Which one, if any, is the best?

Romano, J., Kromrey, J., Owens, C., & Scott, H. (2011). Confidence interval methods for coefficient alpha: Which one, if any, is the best? The Journal of Experimental Education, 79, 382 - 411.

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