
handle: 11376/775
The purpose of the study is to investigate the validity and reliability of the organizational attractiveness scale which is developed by Highhouse et al. (2003) in Turkey. The 15 item scale was first translated into Turkish by researchers and one language expert, and then, translated sentences evaluated by 15 bilingual experts in terms of expression and linguistic suitability. In compliance with suggestions, the Turkish form was finalized and implemented in two stages. In the first stage, in order to analyze the reliability of test re-test, the scale was implemented with 50 students twice within two weeks and the reliability coefficient was found as 0,85 and 0,89 respectively. In the second stage, the scale was implemented with 257 students and the Cronbach Alpha was found as 0,89. As a result of the analysis, it was determined that Organizational Attractiveness Scale has a three dimensional structure as it is in the original form. Without excluding any items, a valid and reliable scale which consists of three dimensions and fifteen items were obtained.
CFA, DFA, Örgütsel Çekicilik, Organizational Attractiveness, Scale Adaptation, Organizational Attractiveness;Scale Adaptation;Validity;Reliability;CFA, Ölçek Uyarlama, Örgütsel Çekicilik;Ölçek Uyarlama;Geçerlik;Güvenirlik;DFA, Reliability, Güvenirlik, Geçerlik, Validity
CFA, DFA, Örgütsel Çekicilik, Organizational Attractiveness, Scale Adaptation, Organizational Attractiveness;Scale Adaptation;Validity;Reliability;CFA, Ölçek Uyarlama, Örgütsel Çekicilik;Ölçek Uyarlama;Geçerlik;Güvenirlik;DFA, Reliability, Güvenirlik, Geçerlik, Validity
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