Controlling common method variance while measuring the impact of emotional intelligence on well being

By:

KRISHNAVENI, R

Contributor(s):

DEEPA, R

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Mixed materialsPublication details: 2013Description: 41-48Subject(s):

MANAGEMENT

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In: VIKALPAMSummary: This paper examines the empirical relationship between two attitudinal variables- emotional intelligence and well-being. Obtained from the same respondent, through a single instrument, the relationship is influenced by Common Method Variance (CMV). The paper controls the effect of CMV through procedural and statistical remedies.

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This paper examines the empirical relationship between two attitudinal variables- emotional intelligence and well-being. Obtained from the same respondent, through a single instrument, the relationship is influenced by Common Method Variance (CMV). The paper controls the effect of CMV through procedural and statistical remedies.

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