Patrick Vander Weyden
Biographic Data
| ID | 179074 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick Vander Weyden |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick Vander |
| FAMILY NAME | Weyden |
| SIGNATURE | WEYDEN P V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Guyana, Greater Georgetown, Guyana |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Measuring Institutional Trust: Evidence from Guyana
Institutional trust is often measured by several items that are analyzed individually or as sum-scores. However, it is difficult to summarize the results of individual-items analyses, whereas sum-scores may be meaningless if the dimensions that the items are assumed to measure are not verified. Although these limitations are circumvented by using factor analysis, response styles may still bias research results. We use data from Guyana to show tha…
Measurement Invariance, Response Styles, and Rural–Urban Measurement Comparability
This article investigates the effect of response styles (RSs) on rural–urban measurement comparability in Guyana. It uses the representative indicators response styles means and covariance structure (RIRSMACS) model and finds that traditional measurement invariance (MI) tests provide inadequate assurance of the absence of rural–urban measurement bias when RSs are not controlled. Even when MI is achieved, RSs can still differentially affect measur…
Response Styles and the Rural–Urban Divide
This article investigates the effect of the rural–urban divide on mean response styles (RSs) and their relationships with the sociodemographic characteristics of the respondents. It uses the Representative Indicator Response Style Means and Covariance Structure (RIRSMACS) method and data from Guyana—a developing country in the Caribbean. The rural–urban divide affects substantial mean RSs differentials, and it moderates both their relationships w…
Electoral Systems and Strategic Learning in Spain and Portugal? The Use of Multilevel Models
Parliamentary and presidential elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo, 2006
The Comeback of Désiré Bouterse? General Elections in Suriname 2005
Parliamentary elections in Cambodia 1998
Measuring Institutional Trust: Evidence from Guyana
Institutional trust is often measured by several items that are analyzed individually or as sum-scores. However, it is difficult to summarize the results of individual-items analyses, whereas sum-scores may be meaningless if the dimensions that the items are assumed to measure are not verified. Although these limitations are circumvented by using factor analysis, response styles may still bias research results. We use data from Guyana to show tha…
Electoral Systems and Strategic Learning in Spain and Portugal? The Use of Multilevel Models
Parliamentary and presidential elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo, 2006
Parliamentary elections in Cambodia 1998
Measurement Invariance, Response Styles, and Rural–Urban Measurement Comparability
This article investigates the effect of response styles (RSs) on rural–urban measurement comparability in Guyana. It uses the representative indicators response styles means and covariance structure (RIRSMACS) model and finds that traditional measurement invariance (MI) tests provide inadequate assurance of the absence of rural–urban measurement bias when RSs are not controlled. Even when MI is achieved, RSs can still differentially affect measur…
Parliamentary elections in Cambodia 1998
The Comeback of Désiré Bouterse? General Elections in Suriname 2005
Parliamentary and presidential elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo, 2006
Electoral Systems and Strategic Learning in Spain and Portugal? The Use of Multilevel Models
Response Styles and the Rural–Urban Divide
This article investigates the effect of the rural–urban divide on mean response styles (RSs) and their relationships with the sociodemographic characteristics of the respondents. It uses the Representative Indicator Response Style Means and Covariance Structure (RIRSMACS) method and data from Guyana—a developing country in the Caribbean. The rural–urban divide affects substantial mean RSs differentials, and it moderates both their relationships w…
Measurement Invariance, Response Styles, and Rural–Urban Measurement Comparability
This article investigates the effect of response styles (RSs) on rural–urban measurement comparability in Guyana. It uses the representative indicators response styles means and covariance structure (RIRSMACS) model and finds that traditional measurement invariance (MI) tests provide inadequate assurance of the absence of rural–urban measurement bias when RSs are not controlled. Even when MI is achieved, RSs can still differentially affect measur…
Measuring Institutional Trust: Evidence from Guyana
Institutional trust is often measured by several items that are analyzed individually or as sum-scores. However, it is difficult to summarize the results of individual-items analyses, whereas sum-scores may be meaningless if the dimensions that the items are assumed to measure are not verified. Although these limitations are circumvented by using factor analysis, response styles may still bias research results. We use data from Guyana to show tha…
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