1968
DOI: 10.1080/00224545.1968.9712469
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Cross-Cultural Equivalence of Personality Measures

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“…This means that at least some questions asked of a chief must be different in content from those asked of a councilman in the United States. In another place (Berrien, 1968), I have developed a model for handling this problem by starting with a clear definition of the construct one wishes to investigate. If one can then devise some questions, tasks, or test items equally applicable to the cultures being compared, and relevant to the construct, other supplementary items also relevant but tailored to the dfferent cultures can legitimately be employed.…”
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“…This means that at least some questions asked of a chief must be different in content from those asked of a councilman in the United States. In another place (Berrien, 1968), I have developed a model for handling this problem by starting with a clear definition of the construct one wishes to investigate. If one can then devise some questions, tasks, or test items equally applicable to the cultures being compared, and relevant to the construct, other supplementary items also relevant but tailored to the dfferent cultures can legitimately be employed.…”
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confidence: 99%