Reliability analysis is a measurement of the overall consistency of the items that are used to define a scale. In other words, it points to the extent to which a scale, given that it is repeated multiple times, generates consistent results. The following are some of the output from SPSS. 

 Required: 

a) Explain the need for this analysis. State the necessary assumption and the procedure to analyse this measures.

b) Interpret the table (each and every numbers).

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Variable Dimension Internationalisation Knowledge Trust Commitment Overall Innovation Overall Balanced Internal Scorecard Business Process Innovation and Growth Financial Customer Overall Country Policy Overall KMO Cronbach's N Value Alpha of Items 0.722 0.882 4 0.848 4 0.685 3 0.815 11 0.864 0.864 5 0.813 0.874 0.827 0.885 0.744 0.781 0.739 0.739 сл сл 5 5 сл 4 5 19 6 Variable Dimension Internationalisation Knowledge Trust Commitment Overall Innovation Overall Balanced Internal Scorecard Business Process Innovation and Growth Financial Customer Overall Country Policy Overall KMO Cronbach's N Value Alpha of Items 0.722 0.882 4 0.848 4 0.685 3 0.815 11 0.864 0.864 5 0.813 0.874 0.827 0.885 0.744 0.781 0.739 0.739 сл сл 5 5 сл 4 5 19 6

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1 There are a few reasons why reliability analysis is important Firstly it helps to ensure that the scale is measuring what it is supposed to be measu... View the full answer