McQuarrie and Munson (1991) propose a new version of their RPII that captures two facets of involvement: perceived importance and interest. The conceptual base of the RRPII is similar to the conceptual base of the RPII. However, the RRPII captures the two facets of involvement proposed by McQuarrie and Munson (1986) and shows improved criterion validity. The RRPII is a 10-item semantic differential measure where the items are evaluated on 7-point scales. The scale has two dimensions. Item scores can be summed within each dimension to form indices for each dimension or can be summed over all 10 items for an overall involvement measure.
Authors
McQuarrie, Edward F., and J. Michael Munson.
Reliability and Validity:
Internal consistency estimates, coefficient alpha, factor analysis, correlation patterns
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