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. 2023 Jun 28;11(3):45. doi: 10.3390/medsci11030045

Table 2.

Test–retest reliability of each item of the GV-UEFI.

Questions ICC Cronbach’s Alpha If Item Deleted Corrected Item-Total Correlation
Any of your usual work, housework, or school activities 0.93 0.988 0.978
Your usual hobbies, recreational or sporting activities 0.97 0.988 0.978
Lifting a bag of groceries to waist level 0.97 0.988 0.755
Lifting a bag of groceries above your head 1 0.988 0.888
Grooming your hair 0.96 0.988 0.887
Pushing up on your hands (e.g., from bathtub or chair) 0.93 0.988 0.964
Preparing food (e.g., peeling, and cutting) 0.96 0.988 0.422
Driving 1 0.988 0.978
Vacuuming, sweeping or raking 1 0.988 0.964
Dressing 0.97 0.988 0.612
Doing up buttons 0.97 0.988 0.978
Using tools or appliances 0.97 0.988 0.888
Opening doors 0.96 0.988 0.978
Cleaning 0.93 0.988 0.773
Tying or lacing shoes 0.93 0.988 0.892
Sleeping 0.96 0.988 0.964
Laundering clothes (e.g., washing, ironing, and folding) 1 0.988 0.731
Opening a jar 0.92 0.988 0.336
Throwing a ball 0.96 0.988 0.706
Carrying a small suitcase with your affected limb 0.87 0.988 0.949

Abbreviations: ICC: Intraclass correlation coefficient between test–retest for each question, Cronbach’s alpha if item deleted: how the calculated Cronbach’s alpha value would change when each specific item is removed from the scale, Corrected item-total correlation: Pearson’s correlation between the specific item and the sum of all the other items.