1998
DOI: 10.1207/s15327752jpa7102_8
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Error in Research and Assessment Data With an Erratum for Meyer (1993)

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“…On the one hand, recent work by Meyer (1999a), using refined statistical modeling procedures, has demonstrated that R by itself does not moderate the convergent validity of Rorschach scales with the MMPI and that prior findings that suggested otherwise were the result of sampling error. On the other hand, Meyer (1998) has also reported an average correlation of .25 between R and 33 criterion scores that contribute to various Comprehensive System indices. Additionally, Weiner (1998a, p. 109) has observed that short records with 14 to 19 responses may be valid as far as they go but, as a consequence of the respondent's guardedness, may not fully reveal the extent of either the person's capacities or his or her concerns.…”
Section: Validitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the one hand, recent work by Meyer (1999a), using refined statistical modeling procedures, has demonstrated that R by itself does not moderate the convergent validity of Rorschach scales with the MMPI and that prior findings that suggested otherwise were the result of sampling error. On the other hand, Meyer (1998) has also reported an average correlation of .25 between R and 33 criterion scores that contribute to various Comprehensive System indices. Additionally, Weiner (1998a, p. 109) has observed that short records with 14 to 19 responses may be valid as far as they go but, as a consequence of the respondent's guardedness, may not fully reveal the extent of either the person's capacities or his or her concerns.…”
Section: Validitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Acreditamos que as codificações das respostas, por nós realizadas, estão corretas, apesar de eventuais erros que possam ter ocorrido[Meyer (1998) encontrou que erros na coleta, codificação e análise dos dados são freqüentes nas pesquisas, mas afetam os resultados numa proporção pequena]. Os resultados obtidos para a fidedignidade das codificações foram, de modo geral, satisfatórios, mas com valores menores do que os de outros estudos 62 Ver nota 15, à página 38.brasileiros.…”
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