Chris,
Don Cegala developed a validated, short self-report measure of Interaction
Involvement in the 1980s. It has three dimensions: Responsiveness,
Perceptiveness and Attentiveness. You can search and download or I can
share a copy of the questionnaire with you.
One of several citations includes:
Cegala, D.J., Savage, G.T., Brunner, C.C., & Conrad, A.B. (1982). An
elaboration of the meaning of interaction involvement: Toward the
development of a theoretical concept. Communication Monographs, 49,
229-248.
Grant T. Savage, PhD
Co-Director, Healthcare Leadership Academy
Series Editor, Advances in Health Care Management (Emerald)
Professor of Management
University of Alabama at Birmingham
COLLAT School of Business
MISQ Department
BEC 319F (located on 1150 Tenth Avenue South)
1720 2nd Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35294-4460
gsavage@uab.edu
(205) 934-1513 Office
(205) 975-4427 Fax
On 9/26/13 2:58 PM, "Chris Coultas" <
ccoultas@IST.UCF.EDU> wrote:
>Is anyone aware of existing self-report measures that reliably and
>validly
>assess individuals' information processing? I would like to measure the
>focus
>and depth of individuals' information processing when engaged in a dyadic
>task
>- does the individual think about his or her own thoughts, the
>information
>provided by the partner, or the new information generated as a result of
>interacting with the partner?
>
>The closest I've come so far is finding self-report measures of
>information
>processing of advertisements.
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Chris W. Coultas
>
ccoultas@ist.ucf.edu