Lee Cronbach
Lee Cronbach · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Psychometrician who created Cronbach's alpha reliability coefficient
1916, Fresno, California, USA — 2001, Palo Alto, California, USA
United States
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Cronbach was a psychometrician who created Cronbach's alpha, the most widely used measure of the internal-consistency reliability of tests and scales, and advanced generalizability theory and the study of aptitude–treatment interactions. His work underpins modern educational and psychological measurement. He was Jewish.
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Psychometrician who created Cronbach's alpha reliability coefficient
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