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Tniversity RES 610

Module 3 SLP

My Favorite Constructs and Associated Variables

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Professor:

Select 2 Constructs/Variables you are interested in for your research. For each construct, identify 3 studies that used these variables in the past. This is a total of up to 6 studies unless the two constructs/variables were used in the same paper.

Fill out the tables below.

Make sure that paper uses some type of path analysis or Structural Equation Modeling.

If you are unsure, send the paper to Professor Angeles and he will tell you if it is adequate.

Please indicate NOT PROVIDED (NP) in any cell where the authors did not provide the information

RES610 – Module 3 SLPe review form – Last updated: July 2016

1) Variable information. For each paper, provide a full reference at the end of this paper.

Variable 1 – Insert the Name of the Variable Here

Definition in Paper 1. How did the author define the variable above? (Author Last, Year)

# of Indicators or Sub-dimensions

Reflective or Formative

How variable was used (Dependent, Independent, Moderator, Mediator)

Definition in Paper 2. How did the author define the variable above? (Author Last, Year)

# of Indicators or Sub-dimensions

Reflective or Formative

How variable was used (Dependent, Independent, Moderator, Mediator)

Definition in Paper 2. How did the author define the variable above? (Author Last, Year)

# of Indicators or Sub-dimensions

Reflective or Formative

How variable was used (Dependent, Independent, Moderator, Mediator)

Variable 2 – Insert the Name of the Variable Here

Definition in Paper 1. How did the author define the variable above? (Author Last, Year)

# of Indicators or Sub-dimensions

Reflective or Formative

How variable was used (Dependent, Independent, Moderator, Mediator)

Definition in Paper 2. How did the author define the variable above? (Author Last, Year)

# of Indicators or Sub-dimensions

Reflective or Formative

How variable was used (Dependent, Independent, Moderator, Mediator)

Definition in Paper 2. How did the author define the variable above? (Author Last, Year)

# of Indicators or Sub-dimensions

Reflective or Formative

How variable was used (Dependent, Independent, Moderator, Mediator)

Variable 1 – Insert Name

Paper 1 – Indicators – Insert the actual indicators here

Response range (1 -5, 1 – 7) etc

Mean

Std Deviation

Kurtosis

Indicators – Insert the actual indicators

Response range (1 -5, 1 – 7) etc

Mean

Std Deviation

Kurtosis

Indicators – Insert the actual indicators

Response range (1 -5, 1 – 7) etc

Mean

Std Deviation

Kurtosis

Variable 2 – Insert Name

Indicators – Insert the actual indicators

Response range (1 -5, 1 – 7) etc

Mean

Std Deviation

Kurtosis

Indicators – Insert the actual indicators

Response range (1 -5, 1 – 7) etc

Mean

Std Deviation

Kurtosis

Indicators – Insert the actual indicators

Response range (1 -5, 1 – 7) etc

Mean

Std Deviation

Kurtosis

Variable 1 – Insert Name

Paper 1 – Sample Size

Cronbach Alpha

Paper 2 – Sample Size

Paper 3 – Sample Size

Variable 2 – Insert Name

Paper 1 – Sample Size

Cronbach Alpha

Paper 2 – Sample Size

Paper 3 – Sample Size

Variable 1 – Insert Name

Paper 1 - Age Ranges

Education Levels

Work or other Level Descriptors.

Paper 2 - Age Ranges

Education Levels

Work or other Level Descriptors

Paper 3 - Age Ranges

Education Levels

Work or other Level Descriptors

Variable 1 – Insert Name

Paper 1 - Age Ranges

Education Levels

Work or other Level Descriptors

Paper 2 - Age Ranges

Education Levels

Work or other Level Descriptors

Paper 3 - Age Ranges

Education Levels

Work or other Level Descriptors

In your future study, describe who you think the sample population will be? Students , Office Workers, Leaders etc.

What will be their age and education ranges. Add anything else.

For each variable, tell me how you think these people will answer? Will there be a full range of responses for each indicator or will individuals mostly respond on the low or high side?

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