TY - JOUR UR - http://lib.ugent.be/catalog/pug01:992403 ID - pug01:992403 LA - eng TI - Selection test anxiety: Investigating applicants' self- versus other-referenced anxiety in a real selection setting PY - 2008 JO - (2008) International Journal of Selection and Assessment SN - 0965-075X PB - 2008 AU - Proost, K. AU - Derous, Eva PP09 802000628617 0000-0001-7874-5836 AU - Schreurs, B. AU - Hagtvet, K. AU - De Witte, K. AB - Test anxiety has received limited attention in personnel selection research, although it may impair the test performance of applicants. This paper describes the development and validation of a new two-dimensional measure of applicants' test anxiety, namely the Self- versus Other-Referenced Anxiety Questionnaire (SOAQ), that embeds worrisome cognitions of anxious applicants in the social evaluative context of 'self' (Self- Referenced Anxiety) and 'significant others' (Other-Referenced Anxiety). An exploratory factor analysis (calibration sample), followed by a confirmatory factor analysis (validation sample) and correlations with several proximal and distal theoretical constructs indicated satisfactory psychometric properties and construct validity for both SOAQ scales. Structural equation modeling further showed a differential impact of Self- and Other-Referenced Anxiety on applicants' test performance within a real personnel selection context. The scientific and practical relevance of these findings are discussed. ER -Download RIS file
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520 | a Test anxiety has received limited attention in personnel selection research, although it may impair the test performance of applicants. This paper describes the development and validation of a new two-dimensional measure of applicants' test anxiety, namely the Self- versus Other-Referenced Anxiety Questionnaire (SOAQ), that embeds worrisome cognitions of anxious applicants in the social evaluative context of 'self' (Self- Referenced Anxiety) and 'significant others' (Other-Referenced Anxiety). An exploratory factor analysis (calibration sample), followed by a confirmatory factor analysis (validation sample) and correlations with several proximal and distal theoretical constructs indicated satisfactory psychometric properties and construct validity for both SOAQ scales. Structural equation modeling further showed a differential impact of Self- and Other-Referenced Anxiety on applicants' test performance within a real personnel selection context. The scientific and practical relevance of these findings are discussed. | ||
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700 | a Hagtvet, K. | ||
700 | a De Witte, K. | ||
650 | a Social Sciences | ||
653 | a MOTIVATION | ||
653 | a PERFECTIONISM | ||
653 | a FACE VALIDITY | ||
653 | a JOB-PERFORMANCE | ||
653 | a EUROPEAN-COMMUNITY | ||
653 | a TEST-PERFORMANCE | ||
653 | a COGNITIVE-ABILITY TESTS | ||
653 | a ACHIEVEMENT | ||
653 | a PERCEPTIONS | ||
653 | a PERSPECTIVE | ||
773 | t International Journal of Selection and Assessment g Int. J. Sel. Assess. 2008. 16 (1) p.14-25 q 16:1<14 | ||
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