| dc.description.abstract | Instrument validity, though at the heart of quantitative business research,
has not been adequately treated by novice researchers and advisors alike,
potentially invalidating otherwise good research. This paper reviews
validity in business research and presents practical implications for its
assessment. The paper finds immediate use among novice researchers and
advisors in assessing instrument validity and by extension entire research
validity. As a result, it is hoped quality of researches will improve
warranting scrutiny by researchers in the fields of business studies and
beyond. | en_US |
