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To measure foreign sourcing experience, two continuous items (i.e., the number of years the firm has operated with foreign sourcing and the number of countries in which the sourcing activities occur) were adopted from Evans et al. (2008b).
However, because the factorial solution resulting from the analysis of categorized OAV items did not markedly differ from the factorial solution of the continuous items, except that the correlations between the latent variables were generally larger, we only report results from those statistical analyses that treated the OAV items as continuous variables.
Continuous items are reported using means and standard deviations (SDs).
The items were appropriately modeled as ordinal categorical (not continuous) items.
It included categorical or continuous items, with some five-or ten-point Likert scale questions.
It includes either categorical or continuous items or five-point Likert scales (1 = strongly disagree to 5 = strongly agree).
We present data as frequencies and proportions for categorical items and as means and standard deviations for normally distributed continuous items.
The fourth level of measurement invariance entails the equivalence of the residual variances, for continuous items, and of scale factors, for ordinal items.
The remaining four continuous items had a hospital-level reliability of between 0.6 and 0.7, while the hospital reliability was 0.85 for the incident index.
In both tools, continuous items were dichotomised based on the median value, and categorical variables were collapsed into two categories prior to analysis.
Further prospective multicentric investigation of the validity of the combination of continuous items is required to finally characterize this invisible organ.
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