Reliability is a degree to which a test consistently
measures whatever it is measuring (Hayes, 1998).
Initial internal consistency reliability was assessed on the pilot data
using Chronbach’s alpha (Chronbach, 1984).
A high reliability coefficient indicates a highly reliable instrument.
Minimum acceptable reliability coefficient should be 0.65 (Nunnally, 1978, DeVellis, 1991) .
Reliability analyses on the pilot data revealed that the Chronbach alpha for all the scale constructs
were within acceptable limits. Hence there was no need to remove any scale items. Following table presents the
reliability for scale constructs.