The operationalization of self-identity in reasoned action models: a systematic review of self-identity operationalizations in three decades of research.
Marwin H M SnippeGjalt-Jorn Ygram PetersGerjo KokPublished in: Health psychology and behavioral medicine (2021)
After analyzing the full item pool to eliminate duplicates and items that did not measure selfidentity, (also) measured attitudes or norms, did not allow tailoring formulations to target, action, context and time, were not applicable to a wide variety of behaviors, or were ambiguous, seven prototypical items remained. These items lend themselves well for further psychometric study to establish the conceptual independence of self-identity from other Reasoned Action Approach constructs such as attitude and perceived norms.