Context, Cognition, and Common Method Variance: Psychometric and Verbal Protocol Evidence
Volume: 68, Issue: 3, Pages: 246 - 261
Published: Dec 1, 1996
Abstract
Researchers continue to debate the importance of (item) context effects, which are often thought to produce inflated percept-percept correlations in organizational self-reports. Using Feldman and Lynch's (1988) theory of self-generated validity, we propose five conditions under which such context effects are most likely to occur and to have an impact on substantive conclusions. The proposed effects are tested with psychometric and verbal...
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Title
Context, Cognition, and Common Method Variance: Psychometric and Verbal Protocol Evidence
Published Date
Dec 1, 1996
Volume
68
Issue
3
Pages
246 - 261
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