1953
DOI: 10.1037/h0062056
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A scale for measuring work attitude for the MMPI.

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“…Since its development, the MMPI appears to have been a popular psychological test. Tydlaska and Mengel (1953) noted it as being among the best personality tests available at that time. Yet, as they reported, despite its utility in hospital and clinics, it had not yet been used much for preemployment screening.…”
Section: What Protocol To Use?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since its development, the MMPI appears to have been a popular psychological test. Tydlaska and Mengel (1953) noted it as being among the best personality tests available at that time. Yet, as they reported, despite its utility in hospital and clinics, it had not yet been used much for preemployment screening.…”
Section: What Protocol To Use?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Twenty-three per cent of the individuals in the total sample manifested significant elevations on the Work Attitude Scale (Tydlaska and Mengel, 1953), a measure of the degree to which symptoms are inter-Bring with the individuals' ability to behave productively. In most instances, the elevation is accompanied by elevations on the Harris and Lingoes subscales Lack of Cognitive Ego-mastery and Mental Dullness (Harris and Lingoes, 1968).…”
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confidence: 99%