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The questions used are questions 71-78, Appendix A.
The social responsibility scale (Berkowitz and Lutterman, 1968) was comprised of an eight-question scale (Appendix A, Ques. 48-54). The authoritarian scale (Schuman and Harding, 1962) was a forced choice F-scale (Appendix A, Ques. 55-64).
It should be noted that this forced choice format reduces the validity of the scale as a measure of unconscious person- ality trends as it encourages conscious reflection on the questions. The brevity of the ...scale made it the most suit- able for this instrument. The scale for self-esteem (Campbell e_t al. , 1960) was also borrowed (Appendix A, Ques. 77-84).
Advisedly, the researcher avoided questions of parental income, and used the other two primary dimensions of status, occupation and education, as a basis for operationalization.
Parental education was measured ordinally by two forced choice questions (Appendix A, Ques. 9-10), while occupation status was based on the interval level data of the National Opinion Research Center of the University of Chicago (Appendix A, Ques.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The questions used are questions 71-78, Appendix A.
The social responsibility scale (Berkowitz and Lutterman, 1968) was comprised of an eight-question scale (Appendix A, Ques. 48-54). The authoritarian scale (Schuman and Harding, 1962) was a forced choice F-scale (Appendix A, Ques. 55-64).
It should be noted that this forced choice format reduces the validity of the scale as a measure of unconscious person- ality trends as it encourages conscious reflection on the questions. The brevity of the ...scale made it the most suit- able for this instrument. The scale for self-esteem (Campbell e_t al. , 1960) was also borrowed (Appendix A, Ques. 77-84).
Advisedly, the researcher avoided questions of parental income, and used the other two primary dimensions of status, occupation and education, as a basis for operationalization.
Parental education was measured ordinally by two forced choice questions (Appendix A, Ques. 9-10), while occupation status was based on the interval level data of the National Opinion Research Center of the University of Chicago (Appendix A, Ques.
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