Measurement Equivalence Relates to the Methods Used by the Researcher

question 40

Multiple Choice

Measurement equivalence relates to the methods used by the researcher to collect and categorise information. The specific measurement equivalence method that uses general cultural variables that can be applied across multiple cultures is:

• A) the etic approach.
• B) lexical equivalence.
• C) the experiential approach.
• D) scale equivalence.
• E) the emic approach.

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Definitions:

Hidden Profiles

A situation in decision-making groups where shared information is overemphasized while unique, critical information held by individuals is underutilized.

Work Ethic

The belief in the value of hard work and its ability to enhance character, often considered a virtue in various cultural and organizational contexts.

Coch and French

Researchers known for their study on worker participation in management decisions, highlighting the importance of involving employees in organizational change processes.

Venture

An undertaking involving risk or uncertainty, typically in a business context aiming for financial profit or growth.