A field study of frame-of-reference effects on personality test validity |
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Authors: | Hunthausen John M Truxillo Donald M Bauer Talya N Hammer Leslie B |
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Affiliation: | Department of Psychology, Portland State University, USA. john.hunthausen@alaskaair.com |
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Abstract: | As part of a test validation study at a major U.S.-based airline, the authors tested the effects of providing an "at work" frame-of-reference on the validity of the NEO Five-Factor Inventory among a sample of customer service supervisors (N = 206). Frame-of-reference moderated the validity of the Extraversion and Openness to Experience subscales after controlling for cognitive ability. In addition, the frame-of-reference personality test showed incremental validity over cognitive ability (deltaR2 = .16), but the standard personality test did not (deltaR2 = .05). The authors' discussion focuses on implications for personality theory and research and on implications for increasing the validity of personality tests in organizational settings. |
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