Standard Error of Measurement (part 2)

[@baghdeda]

I thought Cronbach's alpha is usually used to measure the internal consistency and not reliability.

[@lin1450]

Thanks for your videos, your helping me out really much. And its nice, that you give a critical view about how to interpret these values. I think its very important to really understand what one is calculating. So again, thanks for that! :)

[@MrMase12]

Thanks for the refresher greatly appreciated !

[@darkeoinment477]

This was very helpful

[@jmanNZabcdefg]

thanks for the great video! but the last part about a different formula when mean greater than 100 was a little confusing, could you post the link you referred to please? thanks!

[@laocherep]

♡♡♡♡♡♡ thank you for saving my life

[@maureenmalomba8072]

Thank you!

[@mickehan]

How do you calculate SEM over two timepoints? what do you set SD and r as?

[@JH-ik1gj]

Thanks also! Still helpful.

[@LPchief]

Great video, thanks for the help! May I ask, where did you put the link to an example of a situation where you have to use another SEM formula?

[@minuteresearch]

I also have this question. Did the link ever get posted?

[@haleysdad2004]

THANK YOU!!!!

[@KhristyKirk]

thank you

[@HannahTBrown]

Thank you!