On the nature of self-monitoring: Problems with assessment, problems with validity.

On the nature of self-monitoring: Problems with assessment, problems with validity.
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关于自我监控的本质:评估问题、有效性问题。

DOI:
10.1037/0022-3514.54.4.663
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
7.6
通讯作者:
J. Cheek
J. Cheek
中科院分区:
心理学1区
文献类型:
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作者:
S. Briggs;J. Cheek

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We investigated the evidence for a general factor of self-monitoring in six samples (N= 3,615). The results indicate the presence of two, relatively orthogonal, major factors (General Factors A and B). General Factor A, which presumably accounts for most of the empirical validity of the scale, correlated strongly with measures of the traditional personality dimension of social surgency such as exhibitionism, social potency, and extraversion. General Factor B is a weakened version of an earlier identified Other-Directedness factor, and it correlated positively with shyness and negatively with self-esteem. Additional analyses examined the 18-item revision of the Self-Monitoring Scale in terms of the extent to which it strengthens General Factor A, its relationship to the original version, its factor structure, and correlations with other personality measures. We discuss three flaws in the construct of self-monitoring: its assumption of the bipolarity of social and personal orientations, its assumption of uniformity among those who score high on the Self-Monitoring Scale, and its lack of clarity concerning the role of intentionality in self-presentational processes. We suggest that it is time to move beyond the construct presented by Snyder (1987) toward a more comprehensive investigation of self-presentation and social behavior.