A Q-sorting methodology for Computer-Adaptive Surveys - Style "Research"

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Sabbaghan, S, Gardner, L and Chua, CEH (2016). A Q-sorting methodology for Computer-Adaptive Surveys - Style "Research".

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Authors	Sabbaghan, S, Gardner, L and Chua, CEH
Type	Conference paper
Abstract	Computer-Adaptive Surveys (CAS) are multi-dimensional instruments where questions asked of respondents depend on the previous questions asked. Due to the complexity of CAS, little work has been done on developing methods for validating their construct validity. This paper describes the process of using a variant of Q-sorting to validate a CAS item bank. The method and preliminary results are presented. In addition, lessons learned from this study are discussed.
Year	2016
Journal	24th European Conference on Information Systems, ECIS 2016
Accepted author manuscript	ECIS2016-a q-sorting methodology for computer-adaptive surveys.pdf License All rights reserved File Access Level Open
Print	01 Jan 2016
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