Measurement and Meaning in Information Systems and Organizational Research: Methodological and Philosophical Foundations

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Abstract
Despite renewed interest and many advances in methodology in recent years, information systems and organizational researchers face confusing and inconsistent guidance on how to choose amongst, implement, and interpret findings from the use of different measurement procedures. In this article, the related topics of measurement and construct validity are summarized and discussed, with particular focus on formative and reflective indicators and common method bias, and, where relevant, a number of allied issues are considered. The perspective taken is an eclectic and holistic one and attempts to address conceptual and philosophical essentials, raise salient questions, and pose plausible solutions to critical measurement dilemmas occurring in the managerial, behavioral, and social sciences.
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Author Richard P. Bagozzi
Year 2011
Volume 35
Issue 2
Keywords Construct validity, common method bias, reflective indicators, formative indicators, measurement, structural equation models
Page Numbers 261-292
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