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This article discusses a research study on the development and assessment of an instrument for measuring mental model styles in Korea.
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Abstract: This research study documents the development and validation of a new instrument for measuring individual mental model styles. In particular, the instrument is developed for use in organizational performance and change settings. Existing approaches to accessing and assessing mental models are reviewed, and the conclusion is drawn that none are survey-based, quantitative measures useful in organizational settings. Instrument development procedures with an expert panel are described, as well as data collection and analysis. The resulting instrument is provided along with exploratory factor analysis, and confirmatory factor analysis results. Recommendations for further research and establishing continued validity are provided.
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Learning and Performance Quarterly
Volume:
1
Issue:
1
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Yes
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Chermack, Thomas J.; Song, Ji Hoon; Nimon, Kim F.; Choi, Myungweon & Korte, Russel F.The Development and Assessment of an Instrument for Measuring Mental Model Styles in Korea,
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2012;
[Denton, Texas].
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crediting UNT College of Information.