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The purpose of this study is to examine the different criterion-related validities from six different combinations of three keying methods(SME consensus, average in response and empirical keying) and two scoring methods(-2~2, B-W) using a leadership situational judgment test with knowledge instructions. The test was administered to 395 employees who has managerial positions in a Korean company after developing items and deciding on keys. The results reveal that the combination of SME × B-W has the highest criterion-related validity among the six combinations. This study suggests that the keying method of a situational judgement test is one of the important factors that determine the psychometric and predictive aspects of the test.
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