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Improved Properties of the Big Five Inventory and the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale in the Expanded Format Relative to the Likert Format.

2019

Previous research by Zhang and Savalei (2015) proposed an alternative scale format to the Likert scale format: the Expanded format. Scale items in the Expanded format present both positively worded and negatively worded sentences as response options for each scale item; therefore, they were less affected by the acquiescence bias and method effects that often occur in the Likert scale items. The major goal of the current study is to further demonstrate the superiority of the Expanded format to the Likert format across different psychological scales. Specifically, we aim to replicate the findings of Zhang and Savalei and to determine whether order effect exists in the Expanded format scales. …

Scale (ratio)big five inventoryOrder effectlcsh:BF1-990Applied psychologyExpanded formatRosenberg Self-Esteem Scale050105 experimental psychologyLikert scale03 medical and health sciencesBig Five Inventory0302 clinical medicinePsychology0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesGeneral PsychologyPsychological scaleOriginal Researchmethod effectacquiescence bias05 social sciencesRosenberg self-esteem scaleLikert formatlcsh:Psychologynegatively worded itemsorder effectAcquiescence biasPsychology030217 neurology & neurosurgeryFrontiers in psychology
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