In their metaanalysis on the construct validity of assessment centers (ACs), D. J. Woehr and W. Arthur Jr. (2003) found that within-dimension ratings of candidates' performance had better construct validity than within-exercise ratings. However, this finding conflicts with previous experimental studies. In these studies, comparable results were only obtained when the rating approach was confounded with other factors which are also likely to affect construct validity but which were not taken into account by Woehr and Arthur. In the present analysis, factors that are often associated with a within-dimension rating approach were identified. Most of these factors were also confounded with the rating approach in the studies from Woehr and Arthur...
There have been repeated calls for an external construct validation approach to advance our understa...
This study reviews prior construct-related validity research in assessment centres. Special focus is...
A novel assessment center (AC) structure that models broad dimension factors, exercise factors, and ...
Much research has been conducted on the topic of the construct-related validity of assessment center...
This study examined the effects of assessor-related factors (i.e., type of assessor) and assessee-re...
This study presents a simultaneous examination of multiple evidential bases of the validity of asses...
There has been some disagreement among three major reviews of the assessment center (AC) construct v...
The overarching goal of this study was to clarify what constructs are being measured by assessment c...
Research continues to demonstrate that assessment centers designed for administrative purposes lack ...
The criterion-related validity of assessment centers (ACs) has been consistently supported. However,...
The construct validity of assessment center final dimension ratings was examined within a nomologica...
The inability of assessment center (AC) researchers to find admissible solutions for confirmatory fa...
The present study replicated and extended research concerning a recently suggested conceptual model ...
Previous studies have found that factors that improved assessment center (AC) construct-related vali...
Despite a substantial research literature on the influence of dimensions and exercises in assessment...
There have been repeated calls for an external construct validation approach to advance our understa...
This study reviews prior construct-related validity research in assessment centres. Special focus is...
A novel assessment center (AC) structure that models broad dimension factors, exercise factors, and ...
Much research has been conducted on the topic of the construct-related validity of assessment center...
This study examined the effects of assessor-related factors (i.e., type of assessor) and assessee-re...
This study presents a simultaneous examination of multiple evidential bases of the validity of asses...
There has been some disagreement among three major reviews of the assessment center (AC) construct v...
The overarching goal of this study was to clarify what constructs are being measured by assessment c...
Research continues to demonstrate that assessment centers designed for administrative purposes lack ...
The criterion-related validity of assessment centers (ACs) has been consistently supported. However,...
The construct validity of assessment center final dimension ratings was examined within a nomologica...
The inability of assessment center (AC) researchers to find admissible solutions for confirmatory fa...
The present study replicated and extended research concerning a recently suggested conceptual model ...
Previous studies have found that factors that improved assessment center (AC) construct-related vali...
Despite a substantial research literature on the influence of dimensions and exercises in assessment...
There have been repeated calls for an external construct validation approach to advance our understa...
This study reviews prior construct-related validity research in assessment centres. Special focus is...
A novel assessment center (AC) structure that models broad dimension factors, exercise factors, and ...