Assessing personality at work: Social desirability and item response latency as possible ways of coping with intentional response distortion
Many studies showed that it is possible to distort responses on a personality questionnaire in the desirable direction and that distortion is present in the context of personnel selection (e.g., Griffith, Chmielowski, & Yoshita, 2007). Although contradictory evidences exist regarding the influen...
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| Glavni autor: | Galić, Zvonimir (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Članak |
| Jezik: | eng |
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APA stil citiranja
Galić, Z. (2010). Assessing personality at work: Social desirability and item response latency as possible ways of coping with intentional response distortion: Assessing personality at work: Social desirability and item response latency as possible ways of coping with intentional response distortion.
Chicago stil citiranjaGalić, Zvonimir. Assessing personality at work: Social desirability and item response latency as possible ways of coping with intentional response distortion: Assessing personality at work: Social desirability and item response latency as possible ways of coping with intentional response distortion. 2010.
MLA stil citiranjaGalić, Zvonimir. Assessing personality at work: Social desirability and item response latency as possible ways of coping with intentional response distortion: Assessing personality at work: Social desirability and item response latency as possible ways of coping with intentional response distortion. 2010.