A New Method for Examining Relationships Between Individual Difference Measures and Sensitive Behavior Criteria : Evaluating The Unmatched Count Technique  

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Ahart, Allison M. ; Sackett, Paul R.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Organizational Research Methods vol. 7 no. 1 (Jan. 2004), page 101-114.
Topik: relationships; randomized response; personality; counterproductivity; integrity; unmathced count technique
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A method is introduced for estimating the relationship between individual difference measures and sensitive behaviour criteria that offers respondents greater anonymity then direct self - report. This method uses the unmatched count technique (UCT), a form of a randomized response technique, for elicting more candid responses regarding past engagement in counter productive behaviours (CBs). Integrity, conscientiousness, and either UCT - obtained or self - reported CB data were obtained from undergraduates. Results failed to show stronger base rates for UCT - obtaines base rates of CB criteria over direct self - report criteria. Mixed results were found regarding the relationships between integrity, conscientiousness, and UCT - obtained versus direct self - report CBs.

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