Having retained four factors, Cronbach alpha was calculated to estimate internal consistency and reliability of the scores on the subscales. Factor I contains 15 items with a mean of 51.10 (SD = 13.13). Factor I is characterized by students’ self-confidence (Self-confidence factor). Items in this factor were derived from those generated for the anxiety and confidence categories. The scores for these items had a Cronbach alpha of .95. Factor II contains 10 items with a mean of 38.37 (SD = 6.74), the value of mathematics factor. These items produced a Cronbach alpha of .89. Factor III contains 10 items with a mean of 31.91 (SD = 8.06). Factor III is characterized by enjoyment of mathematics. The scores on these items produced a Cronbach alpha of .89. Factor IV contains 5 items with a mean of 15.99 (SD = 4.95), the motivation factor. These items, when scored and summed, produced a Cronbach alpha of .88. These data indicate high level of reliability of the scores on the subscales.