A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF DETECTING INATTENTIVE RESPONDENTS Avi Fleischer M.S.

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A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF DETECTING INATTENTIVE RESPONDENTS Avi Fleischer M.S.

Overview Issues with inattention Models of inattention Factors influencing inattention Respondent interest Detecting inattentive respondents Recent research Present study Study design

Introduction Issues with inattentive Impacts data – Factor structure – Reliability – Validity Impacts self-report surveys Using personality

Issues with inattentive respondents Reliability issues – Unforeseen impact up or down Factor loading (Schmitt & Stults, 1985; Woods, 2006) – Harder to interpret – Creates multiple false domains

Factors influencing responses inattentiveness Respondent interest Subject matter Presentation of survey Processing speed Environmental distractions Test Length Number of response options

Recent research Huang et al (2012) – Overview – Findings Meade & Craig (2012) – Overview – Findings – Recommendations

Present study Issues addressed Goals How it improves on past research – New item type Fleischer type Less distracting Study design – Two-with in subject conditions for attentiveness – Three between subject conditions (item type)

Methods for detecting inattentive respondents Psychometric combination Total time Bogus items – Nonsensical items – Instruction based items – Fleischer Type- created by using a known valid survey item and then adding a modifier like “never” or “always” to elicit extreme responses

Hypotheses H1: There will be a difference in the perception and reaction to the different item detection types. H2: The identification of inattentive responders will be most accurate using either the Fleischer method or response time. H3:The Fleischer type and response time detection methods for data removal will yield the greatest improvement in reliability compared to all other methods.

Participants A total of 1429 participants were recruited, of those 1141remained after the data cleaning with participants from Google AdWords (n = 389), Craigslist (n = 563), and MTurk (n = 190). Mturk paid $0.50 Adwords & Craigslist received free personality profile. Male= 24% Female=61% Unidentified=15% AfAm=4.7 Asian=4.8% Hispanic =7.15% Native American= 1.29% Caucasian 59.5% Multiple 4.6% and unidmetified 17.9% Cleaning: more than 1 inattentive, less than 10% completed, less than 15 min

Method Attentive Conditions: Attentive, Inattentive Item Conditions: Fleischer type, nonsensical, instructional Equal distribution to item conditions Procedure – Bogus item pilot – Inattentive Collection through MTURK Given one set of instructions to answer inattentively – Attentive Collection through CL, Adwords Given the survey and instructions to answer attentively. Then given the same survey again instructions to answer inattentively. – All participants were given the post-questionnaire after completing the survey.

Measures and data tampering Measures – Personality: 100-item IPIP – Self reports of diligence, job performance, satisfaction, academic achievement – Response time – Flagged items – Psychometric consistency – Bogus item scales Data tampering- data was tampered with to create samples with 5%, 10% and 20% inattentive respondents.

Personality scale descriptive

Hypothesis 1 Results H1: The one-way ANOVA on the average flagging rate for each detection type was significant, F(2; 948) = 135:86, p < :001. The effect of item type was strong, with η 2 =.22.

Hypothesis 2 Hanley Mcneil

Hypothesis 3 Examined using Feldt et al 1987 method. Partially supported Improvements for Psychometric consistency, but not a real improvement. Most improvement happened at 20% Those with the improvements were closer to the scale mean (ie. 3).

Implications Fleischer type is viewed as less obtrusive. Optimal identification through total time and Fleischer type. Though not always sig but always better. Psychometric consistency may not be as useful as once thought. Reliability increase depends on the mean and SD Total time and Fleischer were the most useful Fleischer type can be used during data collection and after where as total time is only useable after data collection.

Limitations and future research Limitations – Attentiveness can be instructed is not a guarantee. – Respondents did not adhere to second set of instructions. Future research – Examine aptitude testing. – Compare to other new web analytic measures. – Comparisons at different levels of inattention during the testing. – Look at organizational surveys.