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Common Method Issues:Feature Topic in July 2010 Organizational Research Methods

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Read Common Method Issues: An Introduction to the Feature Topic in Organization Research Methods by Paul E. Spector and Michael T. Brannick, Feature Topic Editors. They discuss how these articles discuss the nature of method variance, the likely effects it can have on observed relationships, how much method variance likely exists, and what can be done to remedy potential problems.

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