Neither Cronbach's alpha nor McDonald's omega: a commentary on Sijtsma and Pfadt
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- McDonald's \(\omega_t\), Cronbach's \(\alpha\), and generalized \(\theta\) for composite reliability of common factors structures
- Rejoinder: The future of reliability
- Reliability beyond theory and into practice
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