A Procedure for Estimation of Trait, Method, and Error Variance Attributable to a Measure1 2
A Procedure for Estimation of Trait, Method, and Error Variance Attributable to a Measure1 2
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估计可归因于测量的特征、方法和误差方差的程序1 2
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1970
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通讯作者:
L. Wolins
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R. Boruch;L. Wolins
IN order to delineate the problem considered in this paper, and the rationale upon which the solution is based, the following definitions mill be adhered to. A trait is defined as any potentially measureable attribute of the subject whose responses are observed, e.g., anxiety, neuroticism, morale, etc. A method refers to the means used to ob: -ewe or assess the trait, e.g. peer ratings, psychologist’s ratings, questionnaires, etc. The measure refers to the particular trait-method combination administered to a subject to obtain an observation. The multitrait-multimethod matrix is comprised of correlations between measures which use a number of methods to assess each member of the same set of traits. The procedure described in this paper is based on explicit models for multitrait-multimethod data. The formal models are related to models implicit in the classical Campbell and Fiske (1959) presentation. The procedure is based also on previous research conducted by Wolins (1964) and by Stanley (1961). Another