Construct Validity of Attributional Style : Modeling Context - Dependent Item Sets in The Attributional Style Questionnaire  

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Hay, Jana L. ; Zumbo, Bruno D. ; Higgins, N. C.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Educational and Psychological Measurement vol. 59 no. 5 (1999), page 804-820.
Topik: QUESTIONNAIRE; questionnaires; psychological tests; statistical analysis
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The format of the attributional style questionnaire (ASQ) lends itself to a consideration of context - dependent ite sets (CDIS) and a reevaluation of the factor structures of the questionnaire. Confirmatory factor analysis of data from 1,346 ASQ respondents revealed that adequate fit was provided by a three - factor (locus, stability, globality) attributional style model that included CDIS. The findings demonstrated that CDIS introduced extra covariation in people's responses to the ASQ events - covariation that has been accounted for in the past as person (latent) variables or not accounted for at all. The authors argue for the inclusion of CDIS in psycjhometric models of the ASQ and in models of other attributional style measures that have the same format as the ASQ. In addition, when measuring attributional style, one must account for the person in the situations that are relevant to the style - CDIS allow one to do so.

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