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Research paper thumbnail of The Face and Content Validity of an Instrument for Measuring Financial Risk Tolerance

Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics (JCIA)

Accurate evaluation of investment risk tolerance is critical in an investment decision-making pro... more Accurate evaluation of investment risk tolerance is critical in an investment decision-making process because a mismatch between the risk an investor could tolerate and the risk-return expectations could lead to frustration towards the actual financial gains or financial losses. This study aims to develop a valid instrument (or scale) for self-directed Malaysian investors to measure financial risk tolerance based on four main constructs, i.e., risk attitude, risk propensity, risk capacity, and financial literacy. An initial 36-item instrument was developed based on the assessment framework from Cordell (2001), which subsequently was examined by four lay experts for face validity. Consequently, according to Andrian et al. (2018), seven professional experts, comprising theoretical, industry practitioner, and psychometric experts, were involved in reviewing the relevancy of the content of each item towards measuring financial or investment risk tolerance level. As a result, the instrum...

Research paper thumbnail of The Face and Content Validity of an Instrument for Measuring Financial Risk Tolerance

Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics (JCIA)

Accurate evaluation of investment risk tolerance is critical in an investment decision-making pro... more Accurate evaluation of investment risk tolerance is critical in an investment decision-making process because a mismatch between the risk an investor could tolerate and the risk-return expectations could lead to frustration towards the actual financial gains or financial losses. This study aims to develop a valid instrument (or scale) for self-directed Malaysian investors to measure financial risk tolerance based on four main constructs, i.e., risk attitude, risk propensity, risk capacity, and financial literacy. An initial 36-item instrument was developed based on the assessment framework from Cordell (2001), which subsequently was examined by four lay experts for face validity. Consequently, according to Andrian et al. (2018), seven professional experts, comprising theoretical, industry practitioner, and psychometric experts, were involved in reviewing the relevancy of the content of each item towards measuring financial or investment risk tolerance level. As a result, the instrum...

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