Unethical Behavior: Buyer’s Perceptions of Unethical sales Behavior (Lagace, Ingram, and Boorom 1994)

The scale reflects a single dimension operationalized as the sum or average of 15 items. A 7- place strongly disagree-strongly agrees response format was used following each item.

Authors

Lagace, Ingram and Boorom

Reliability and Validity

Significant negative correlations between the scale and single items assessing percept on of salesperson ethics and general trust in salespersons were offered as evidence of validity These correlations averaged .42 and .20 for the physician and general consumer samples, respectively.

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Administration, Analysis and Reporting

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