What is CMV? Possible Solutions · 2014-10-09 · • rites and ceremonials • Self reported by...
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Common Method Variance
• What is CMV?• Possible Solutions
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The problem
The problem of common method variance refers to the presence ofspurious correlation between two variable which is caused by acommon third variable when they are measured by the same method..
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An example
Organizational commitment Job satisfaction
Negative(positive) affectivity
I am committed to this organization
Self-report
I am very satisfied with my current job.
The respondent is a critical / judgmental person.
Self-report
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An example
Job satisfaction
Self-report
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Organizational commitment
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Another common third variables
A person with high social desirability is one who has a strong inclination to present himself/herself positively to others.
Oganizational commitment (affective)• I would be happy to spend the rest of my career in this company.
Turnover Intention• I think about leaving all the times.
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Illustration
Organizational commitment Job satisfaction
Social Desirabiltiy
I am committed to this organization
Self-report
I am very satisfied with my current job.
Self-report
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The respondent likes to give a good impression to others.
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A Method Factor
Oganizational commitment (affective) Disagree Agree1.我很乐意在此家公司中渡过我余下的生涯。 1 2 3 4 5
2.这家公司所面临的问题就是我自己的问题。 1 2 3 4 5
3.我有很强地属于「这家公司的人」的感觉。 1 2 3 4 5
Turnover Intention7. 我很少想到辞职。 1 2 3 4 5
8. 我不可能在明年另寻新的工作。 1 2 3 4 5
9. 如果能自由选择,我仍然喜欢留在这机构工作。 1 2 3 4 5
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Possible solutions
1. Trim conceptually overlapping items2. Removal of an underlying general factor 3. Partial out possible common causes4. Include the common cause in the model5. Different methods for different variables6. Different sources for different variables
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1. Trim overlapping itemsOganizational commitment (affective)1.I am happy to spend the rest of my career in this company.2.这家公司所面临的问题就是我自己的问题。
3.我有很强地属于「这家公司的人」的感觉。
4.我感到「感情上依恋」于这家公司。
5.我在公司中有那种「大家庭的一员」的感觉。
6.对我来说,这家公司有许多个人的意义。
Turnover Intention7. 我常想到辞职。
8. I think I will find another job next year.9. 如果能自由选择,我仍然喜欢留在这机构工作。
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Removal of an underlying general factor
FactorsVar A B C Da .29 .60 -.06 .02b .32 .81 .12 -.03c .35 .77 .03 .08d .27 .01 .65 -.04e .41 .03 .80 .07f .40 .12 .67 -.05g .33 .19 -.02 .68h .22 .08 -.10 .53i .45 .26 -.13 .47
Organizational commitment
Job satisfaction
Turnover intention
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3a. Partial out by using residuals
Organizational commitment
Turnover intention
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3b. Partial out by a method factor
Negative affectivity
Items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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Turnover intention
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4. Include in the model
Negativeaffectivity
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Turnover intention
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Include in the modelPay satisfaction
.32**
-.06.40**-.04.23*-.07
.46**
Control variablesNegative affectivity
Pay sat with ……Family/close friendsColleagues doing similar jobsPay by competitors (industry)People with similar qualificationsPay of your supervisors
Multiple R
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Venn diagram - partialling
Negativeaffectivity
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Organizational commitment
Turnover intention
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5. Different methods
Organizational commitment
Organizational culture
• Not reported by employee• rites and ceremonials
• Self reported by employee
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6. Different sources
reported by HR manager reported by employee
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Organizational commitment
Organizational culture
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The Theoretical CMV Model
1. Theoretically unrelated2. Smallest of the three
Marker variable
Lindell, M.K. & Whitney, D.J. (2001). Accounting for common method variance in cross‐sectional research designs. Journal of Applied Psychology, 86(1), 114‐121.
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Common Method Variance
Williams, L.J., Hartman, N. & Cavazotte, F. (2010). Method variance and marker variables: A review and comprehennsive CFA marker technique. Organizational Research Methods, 13, 477‐514.
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Marker variable
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The End
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