The Effects of Response Mode and Format on Responses to Affective Measures

The Effects of Response Mode and Format on Responses to Affective Measures [electronic resource] / John P. Poggio and Patricia E. Funk.

Effects of response mode, response format, perceived response style, sex, and anonymity on raw scale scores and extreme response tendencies for two distinct measures of affective behavior were investigated. The two measures were a self-acceptance scale developed by J.R. Phillips and the Machiavellia...

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Main Author: Poggio, John P.
Other Authors: Funk, Patricia E.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1977.
Subjects:
Adults.
Affective Behavior.
Affective Measures.
Analysis of Variance.
Answer Sheets.
College Students.
Higher Education.
Individual Differences.
Response Style (Tests)
Responses.
Sex Differences.
Test Reliability.
Test Results.

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