Table 3.
Repeated-Measures ANOVAs for Satisficing Behavior, Sample Types, and Label Format Predicting Interitem Correlations Between Same or Different Constructs From the International Personality Item Pool Extraversion and Neuroticism Scales.
| Predictors | Same construct |
Different construct |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wilks’s Λ | p | η2 | Wilks’s Λ | p | η2 | |
| Satisficing | .129 | .000 | .871 | .071 | .000 | .929 |
| Sample | .262 | .000 | .738 | .343 | .000 | .657 |
| Label | .910 | .000 | .090 | .397 | .000 | .603 |
| Satisficing × Sample | .678 | .000 | .322 | .974 | .055 | .026 |
| Satisficing × Label | .809 | .000 | .191 | .842 | .000 | .158 |
| Sample × Label | .529 | .000 | .471 | .868 | .000 | .132 |
| Satisficing × Sample × Label | .683 | .000 | .317 | .700 | .000 | .300 |
Note. Same construct = both items measure extraversion or both items measure neuroticism; Different construct = one item measures extraversion and one item measures neuroticism; Satisficing = whether or not the participant gave identical responses to one or more scale in the first set of questionnaires; Sample = either MTurk with no college degree, MTurk with college degree, or university student; Label = whether the scale had every point labeled or only endpoints labeled; × = indicates an interaction effect; ANOVA = analysis of variance.