Statistical and methodological myths and urban legends : doctrine, verity and fable in the organizational and social sciences /
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New York :
Routledge,
[2009]
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Table of Contents:
- Statistical issues
- Missing data techniques and low response rates : the role of systematic nonresponse parameters / Daniel A. Newman
- The partial revival of a dead horse? : comparing classical test theory and item response theory / Michael J. Zickar and Alison A. Broadfoot
- Four common misconceptions in exploratory factor analysis / Deborah L. Bandalos and Meggen R. Boehm-Kaufman
- Dr. StrangeLOVE, or : how I learned to stop worrying and love omitted variables / Adam W. Meade, Tara S. Behrend, and Charles E. Lance
- The truth(s) on testing for mediation in the social and organizational sciences / James M. LeBreton, Jane Wu, and Mark N. Bing
- Seven deadly myths of testing moderation in organizational research / Jeffrey R. Edwards
- Alternative model specifications in structural equation modeling : facts, fictions, and truth / Robert J. Vandenberg and Darrin M. Grelle
- On the practice of allowing correlated residuals among indicators in structural equation models / Ronald S. Landis, Bryan D. Edwards, and Jose M. Cortina
- Methodological issues
- Qualitative research : the redheaded stepchild in organizational and social science research? / Lillian T. Eby, Carrie S. Hurst, and Marcus M. Butts
- Do samples really matter that much? / Scott Highhouse and Jennifer Z. Gillespie
- Sample size rules of thumb : evaluating three common practices / Herman Aguinis and Erika E. Harden
- When small effect sizes tell a big story, and when large effect sizes don't / Jose M. Cortina and Ronald S. Landis
- So why ask me? : are self-report data really that bad? / David Chan
- If it ain't trait it must be method : (mis)application of the multitrait-multimethod design in organizational research / Charles E. Lance ... [et al.]
- Chopped liver? OK. Chopped data? Not OK / Marcus M. Butts and Thomas W.H. Ng.