Different data of measurement

[norma_chan]

If my questionnaire contains nominal data (yes/no) and interval data(Likert scale), how can I measure the reliability? Standardised data first? Thanks.

 

[hlsmith]

Can you define what you mean by reliability?

 

[statgirl72]

Generally, you'd be putting data together into scales - usually items do not have mixed response types. You wouldn't try to get an overall Cronbach's alpha for your whole questionnaire, but for the subscales within.

 

[jessicakaur]

Some portion of the induction procedure, institutionalization is the procedure by which comparative information got in different configurations is changed to a typical arrangement that improves the examination procedure. For instance, road names normally contain bearings, similar to North or West. The institutionalization schedules designs these qualities to "N" or "W" with a specific end goal to accelerate the correlation procedure. The institutionalized information does not overwrite the center part information in the database; in this manner, when you see a record it demonstrates the first arrangement (for instance, North instead of "N")