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The document discusses the concept of beauty and argues that being skinny does not solely represent beauty. It notes that the media influences perceptions of beauty and that being too skinny can negatively impact health and cause eating disorders. Additionally, it suggests that true beauty comes from inner qualities like personality and intelligence, rather than only physical attributes.
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A Cronbach's alpha analysis was conducted on a sample of 110 participants to analyze the internal consistency of items measuring a living standards construct. The analysis found a Cronbach's alpha of 0.571, indicating low reliability. Examination of the Cronbach's alpha if items were deleted showed that one item, Japan111, had a very low corrected item-total correlation and could be removed. Even with its removal, the overall reliability of the scale would remain low. Low Cronbach's alpha can be due to factors such as a small number of items, poor interrelatedness between items, or measuring heterogeneous constructs. When alpha is low, items with low inter-correlations should be revised or removed.
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