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The Big-Five Structured Interview: Development and investigation of construct and interviewer validity.
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The Big-Five Structured Interview: Development and investigation of construct and interviewer validity./
作者:
Rybicki, Suzan Leigh.
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105 p.
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Director: Robert T. Hogan.
Contained By:
Dissertation Abstracts International59-03B.
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Psychology, Industrial. -
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The Big-Five Structured Interview: Development and investigation of construct and interviewer validity.
Rybicki, Suzan Leigh.
The Big-Five Structured Interview: Development and investigation of construct and interviewer validity.
- 105 p.
Director: Robert T. Hogan.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of Tulsa, 1998.
This research describes the development of a structured interview designed to assess the Five-Factor Model (FFM), called the Big-Five Structured Interview (BFSI), and investigates construct and interviewer validity.
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The development of the BFSI progressed through six steps. First, personality-based job analyses were conducted using the Performance Improvement Characteristics and the Hogan Descriptive Adjective Inventory to determine the important personality-based requirements for the job. Second, using these results, interview questions were developed to assess six personality dimensions: Even-Temperedness, Initiative, Sociable, Consideration, Rule-Abiding, and Originality. Third, seven-point behaviorally anchored rating scales were developed by subject matter experts for each interview question. Fourth, interview questions and their behaviorally anchored rating scales were reviewed for comprehensibility. Fifth, interview questions were piloted on a sample of employed adults. Finally, an interviewer guide was developed to provide instructions and directions on asking interview questions, taking notes, making evaluations, and documenting interviewers' decisions.
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