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Understanding the Method Effects of the Ethnic Identity Scale Items

Qothrun Nada, Sukaesi Marianti
(Submitted 27 January 2021)
(Published 24 December 2021)

Abstract


This study used the Correlated Traits-Correlated Method (CTCM) model to identify the method effects of the Ethnic Identity Scale (EIS) items, both in favorable and unfavorable items. The study involved 4 alternative models of the CTCM to test the suitability of the model. 440 secondary-school students were involved in this study. Confirmatory Factor Analysis was used employing R software Version 4.0.2. Results indicated alignments between the data with three CTCM alternative models that provided evidence to understand the effect of the method on the use of positive and negative items that could affect the validity of a measuring instrument.

Keywords


confirmatory factor analysis; correlated traits-correlated methods; method effect; positive and negative items

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DOI: 10.22146/jpsi.63670

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