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Dual-faceted multidimensional IRT models with hierarchical structure
Abstract:
In marketing, there are many important multidimensional constructs, such as service quality, market orientation, and consumer-based brand equity (CBBE). Survey methods and multidimensional scales are used to measure these constructs. But the survey responses collected for these constructs are also dual-faceted. Except for consumers, the other facet (such as services, firms or brands) is involved too. Assessment of multidimensional marketing scales (such as SERVQUAL and MARKOR) has relied on confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and structural equation modeling (SEM), which may not give accurate and unbiased evidence about the estimates and dimensionality across both facets. The authors introduce a hierarchical extension of many facet item response theory (MFIRT) to empirically investigate the causal relationships between a construct and its dimensions for scales that generate dual-faceted data. CBBE data for soft drink brands are used in an empirical study, which demonstrates the method and finds CBBE best modeled as formative from its dimensions along the consumer facet.
Keywords: Dual-faceted, multidimensional ,IRT, models,hierarchical ,structure
Author(s): Luming Wang , Adam Finn
Source: Australasian Marketing Journal 21 (2013) 111–118
Subject: بازاریابی
Category: مقاله مجله
Release Date: 2013
No of Pages: 8
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