Neutral Items as a Measure of Acquiescence
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- article
- Published
- 1963-12-01
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- 14
- References
- 21
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Keywords
Acquiescence, Measure (data warehouse), Psychology, Test validity, Psychometrics
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- Social Desirability and the Interpersonal Check List
- Psychological Testing: An Introduction
- Response Sets in Standard and Experimental Personality Scales*
- The first-factor loadings of MMPI factor scales
- PSYCHOLOGY AND METHODOLOGY OF RESPONSE STYLES1
- THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ACQUIESCENCE: AN INTERPRETATION OF RESEARCH EVIDENCE1
- A latent-structure model for answering personal questions.
- Factors affecting responses to Likert type questionnaires: introduction of the ImpExp, a new comprehensive model
- THE GREAT RESPONSE-STYLE MYTH.
- Some relations between minimal content, acquiescent-dissentient, and social desirability scales.
- A LATENT STRUCTURE MODEL FOR ANSWERING PERSONAL QUESTIONS1
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN MMPI ACQUIESCENCE SCALE.
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