1995-10-01
Quest-Sort: A Paper-and-Pencil Alternative to Card-Sorting Q Samples
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Operant Subjectivity , Volume 19 - Issue 1/2 p. 12- 22
Under conditions that might make a traditional card-sorting task infeasible, the Quest-Sort alternative presented here could be useful. A sample of 31 students demonstrates reasonable comparability of results between the formats, with the Quest-Sort about one-third faster to complete that the card-sort. A second sample of employed students demonstrates the internal validity of Quest-Sort rankings relative to both card-sorted and paired-comparisons rankings. Second-order factor analysis also suggests that the card-sort and the Quest-Sort elicit conceptually similar structures.
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Larry W. Howard. (1995). Quest-Sort: A Paper-and-Pencil Alternative to Card-Sorting Q Samples. Operant Subjectivity, 19(1/2), 12–22. doi:10.15133/j.os.1995.007
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