1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0191-8869(98)00086-5
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“…Self-report measures conducted about sensitive issues such as the present study suffer from responses biased toward social desirability (SD) (Hofstee, Berge, & Hendriks, 1998). This can interfere with the extraction of factors using an EFA.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Self-report measures conducted about sensitive issues such as the present study suffer from responses biased toward social desirability (SD) (Hofstee, Berge, & Hendriks, 1998). This can interfere with the extraction of factors using an EFA.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pues, en términos generales, porque no es inusual que un modelo aproximado pero simple y robusto funcione mejor que un modelo teóricamen-te más apropiado pero más complejo e inestable, y, en el caso del AF, esto es bastante frecuente (Ferrando, 2009;Ferrando y Lorenzo-Seva, 2013;Hofstee, ten Berge y Hendricks, 1998). El AF no lineal es, desde luego, bastante más complejo que el lineal y presenta potenciales problemas que conviene conocer y que discutiremos a continuación.…”
Section: ¿Correlaciones Producto-momento O Correlaciones Policóricas?unclassified
“…Assessment specialists commonly recommend that self-report measures be balanced in keying (Hofstee et al 1998;McCrae et al 2001;Paulhus and Vazire 2007;Saucier and Goldberg 2002), and most recent personality inventories (Jackson Personality Inventory, NEO Personality Inventory, Personality Research Form) follow this practice. It is also widely recognized that social desirability response style is a potential threat to the validity of self-report measures and needs to be evaluated (American Educational Research Association et al 1999).…”
Section: Response Stylesmentioning
confidence: 99%