Situational strength interactions: Are variance patterns consistent with the theory?
Abstract
Mischel's (1973, 1977) theory of situational strength has been used widely within the organizational sciences to help explain why contextual factors moderate predictor-criterion relationships. Situational strength interactions represent a particular type known as a restricted variance (RV) interaction (Cortina, Köhler, & Nielsen, 2015). The theory proposes that the strength of a given situation constrains or compresses the variance of the...
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Title
Situational strength interactions: Are variance patterns consistent with the theory?
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Volume
104
Issue
12
Pages
1487 - 1513
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