I want to learn the reliability coefficient of a scale I used in my study (an assignment for my experimental psychology class). I read about how to find Cronbach alpha, I can run a reliability analysis in SPSS to find it. But I read that in order to run reliability analysis, each item has to have a normal distribution, but my data is not normally distributed. Can I run a reliability analysis with non-normally distributed data? Is there an alternative to reliability analysis for non-normal distribution?

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