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Validez y confiabilidad de un cuestionario para la medición de la “influencia del liderazgo, estrategia y entorno en la competitividad empresarial en la pyme ecuatoriana"
[Validity and reliability of a survey to measure influence of leadership, strategy and environment on competitiveness of ecuadorian SMEs]

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  • Uzcátegui, Carolina
  • Solano, Javier

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El presente artículo tiene por objetivo evidenciar y demostrar la validez del cuestionario influencia del liderazgo, estrategia, y entorno en la competitividad de la pyme ecuatoriana; para lo cual se realizó un análisis y presentación de resultados de validación de contenido como tal, por medio de la técnica índice de validez de contenido, además se incluyó la validez facial del contenido, y finalmente se efectuó la validación del criterio por medio del coeficiente de confiabilidad alfa de Cronbach, la que requirió el desarrollo de un análisis factorial exploratorio, que permitió mejorar la consistencia interna general del cuestionario de 0,706 a un coeficiente de 0,774. Todo este proceso arrojó un cuestionario más esbelto, que paso de 30 ítems a 26 ítems, sin perder poder de interpretación de los constructos que subyacen y se relacionan con la competitividad empresarial.

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  • Uzcátegui, Carolina & Solano, Javier, 2015. "Validez y confiabilidad de un cuestionario para la medición de la “influencia del liderazgo, estrategia y entorno en la competitividad empresarial en la pyme ecuatoriana" [Validity and reliabi," MPRA Paper 69721, University Library of Munich, Germany, revised Nov 2015.
    • Handle: RePEc:pra:mprapa:69721
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    Keywords

    Validación; cuestionario; liderazgo; estrategia; entorno; competitividad empresarial; pyme.;
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    • M19 - Business Administration and Business Economics; Marketing; Accounting; Personnel Economics - - Business Administration - - - Other

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