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Ken Manning - Abstract |
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While the marketing discipline has advanced
knowledge by augmenting objective measures of marketing
performance with survey-solicited subjective measures, it has
not adequately attended to potential response biases. The
authors' review of the literature highlights the need for a
valid measure of socially desirable responding that can be used
in detecting social desirability bias in managers' responses to
subjective performance measures. Agents' Socially
Desirable Responding (ASDR) scale development and validation
procedures are described. Validation efforts reveal the
psychometric properties of the 8-item ASDR scale and provide
evidence of its utility.
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