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Marketing -- Multi-Item Scaled Measurement | |
The following sources are recommended by a professor whose research specialty is scaled measurement marketing. |
· Bruner, Gordon C., and Paul J. Hensel (1996), Marketing Scales Handbook, Vol. II, American Marketing Association.
· Churchill, Gilbert A., Jr. (1979), "A Paradigm for Developing Better Measures of Marketing Constructs," JMR, 16 (February), 64-73.
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· Gerbing, David W., and James C. Anderson (1988), "An Updated Paradigm for Scale Development Incorporating Uni-Dimensionality and Its Assessment," JMR, 25 (May), 186-92
· Peter, Paul J., and Gilbert A. Churchill, Jr. (1986), "Relationships among Research Design Choices and Psychometric Properties of Rating Scales: A Meta-Analysis," JMR, 50 (February), 1-10.
· Peterson, Robert A. (1994), "A Meta-Analysis of Cronbach's Coefficient Alpha," JCR, 21 (September), 381-91.
· Anastasi, A. (1988), Psychological Testing, Macmillan.
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· Boyle, Gregory J. (1991), "Does Item Homogeneity Indicate Internal Consistency or Item Redundancy in Psychometric Scales?" Personality and Individual Differences, 12 (3), 291-94.
· Brislin, R.W., W. Lonner, and R.M. Thorndike (1973), Cross-Cultural Research Methods, Wiley Inter-Science Press.
· Bruner, Gordon C., and Paul J. Hensel (1993), "Multi-Item Scale Usage in Marketing Journals: 1980 to 1989," JAMS, 21 (Fall), 339-44.
· Bruner, Gordon C., Paul J. Hensel, and Karen James (2001), Marketing Scales Handbook: A Compliation of Multi-Item Measures, 3 vols., American Marketing Association.
· Butcher, N., and P.A. Pancheri (1976), A Handbook of Cross-National MMPI Research, University of Minnesota Press.
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· Campbell, Donald T., and J. Paul Peter (1984), "Research Design Effects on the Reliability of Rating Scales: A Meta-Analysis," JMR, 21 (November), 360-75.
· Churchill, Gilbert A., Jr. (1992), "Better Measurement Practices are Critical to Better Understanding of Sales Management Issues," JPSSM, 12 (Spring), 73-80.
· Comrey, Andrew L. (1988), "Factor Analytic Methods of Scale Development in Personality and Clinical Psychology," Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 56 (October), 754-61.
· Cox, Eli P. (1980), "The Optimal Number of Response Alternatives for a Scale: A Review," JMR, 17 (November), 407-22.
· Cronbach, Lee J. (1951), "Coefficient Alpha and the Internal Structure of Tests," Psychometrika, 16 (September), 297-334.
· Cronbach, Lee J. (1955), "Construct Validity in Psychological Tests," Psychological Bulletin, 52 (July), 281-302.
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· DeVellis, Robert F. (1991), Scale Development: Theory and Applications. Sage.
· Didow, Nicholas M., Kevin Lane Keller, Hiram C. Barksdale, and George R. Franke (1985), "Improving Measure Quality by Alternating Least Squares Optimal Scaling," JMR, 22 (February), 30-40.
· Edris, Thabet A., and A. Meidan (1990), "On the Reliability of Psychographic Research: Encouraging Signs for Measurement Accuracy and Methodology in Consumer Research," European Journal of Marketing, 24 (3), 23-41.
· Flaherty, J.A., F.M. Gaviria, D. Pathak, et al. (1988), "Developing Instruments for Cross-Cultural Psychiatric Research," Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 176 (5), 257-63.
· Givon, Moshe M., and Zur Shapira (1984), "Response to Rating Scales: A Theoretical Model and Its Application to the Number of Categories Problem," JMR, 21 (November), 410-19.
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· Heeler, Roger M., and Michael L. Ray (1972), "Measure Validation in Marketing," JMR, 9 (November), 361-70.
· Hensel, Paul J., and Gordon C. Bruner (1995), Marketing Scales Database, University of New Orleans, 1995. An electronic database and book on CD-Rom.
· Hensel, Paul J., and Gordon C. Bruner (1992), "Multi-Item Scaled Measures in Sales-Related Research," JPSSM, 12 (Summer), 77-82.
· Jacoby, Jacob (1978), "Consumer Research: A State of the Art Review," JMR, 42 (April), 87-96.
· Kish, L. (1965), Survey Sampling, John Wiley and Sons.
· Kline, Paul (1986), A Handbook of Test Construction: Introduction to Psychometric Design, Methuen.
· Komorita, S.S. (1963), "Attitude Content, Intensity, and the Neutral Point on a Likert Scale," Journal of Social Psychology, 61 (December), 327-34.
· Marin, G., and B.V. Marin (1991), "Development and Adaptation of Instruments," Research with Hispanic Populations, Sage Publications, 23:66-100.
· Martin, Warren S. (1973), "The Effects of Scaling on the Correlation Coefficient: A Test of Validity," JMR, 10 (August): 316-18.
· Martin, Warren S. (1978), "Effects of Scaling on the Correlation Coefficient: Additional Considerations," JMR, 15 (May), 304-08.
· McDowell, I., and C. Newell (1987), Measuring Health: A Guide to Rating Scales and Questionnaires, Oxford University Press.
· Mendenhall, W., and R.L. Schaeffer (1971), Elementary Survey Sampling. Duxbury Press.
· Nunnally, Jum C., and Ira H. Bernstein (1994), Psychometric Theory. McGraw-Hill.
· Okazaki, S., and S. Sue (1995), "Methodological Issues in Assessment Research with Ethnic Minorities," Psychol. Assess., 7, 367-75.
· Peter, J. Paul (1979), "Reliability: A Review of Psychometric Basics and Recent Marketing Practices," JMR, 16 (February), 6-17.
· Peter, J. Paul (1981), "Construct Validity: A Review of Basic Issues and Marketing Practices," JMR, 18 (May), 133-45.
· Rentz, Joseph O. (1988), "An Exploratory Study of the Generalizability of Selected Marketing Measures," JAMS, 16 (Spring), 141-50.
· Revelle, William (1979), "Hierarchical Cluster Analysis and the Internal Structure of Tests," Multivariate Behavioral Research, 14 (January), 57-74.
· Rustogi, Hemant, Paul J. Hensel, and William P. Burgers (1996), "A New Look at Standardized Global Advertising," Journal of European Marketing, 5 (4), 57-80.
· Schaeffer, R.L., W. Menenhall, and L. Ott (1979), Elementary Survey Sampling. Duxbury Press.
· Silva, Fernando (1993), Psychometric Foundations and Behavioral Assessment. Sage Publications.
· Singh, Jagdip, Roy D. Howell, and Gary K. Rhoads (1990), "Adaptive Designs for Likert-Type Data: An Approach for Implementing Marketing Surveys," JMR, 27 (August), 304-21.
· Spector, Paul E. (1992), Summated Ratings Scale Construction. Sage Publications.
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