Reliability of the CMI Attitude Scale

Hanna, Gerald S.; Neely, Margery A.

doi:10.1080/00256307.1978.12022156

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“…Crites (1973) reported a mean Kuder-Richardson 20 reliability estimate for the CMI-At of .74. Hanna and Neely (1978) reported a comparable KR 20 estimate of .70. Jepsen and Prediger's (1981) factor analysis of career development assessment instruments indicated the CMI-At to be correlated with two of four career decision-making factors: Cognitive Resources for Decision Malung and Decision-Makmg Certainty.…”

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confidence: 82%

Effects of Academic Ability and Gender on Career Development

Kelly

Colangelo

1990

Journal for the Education of the Gifted

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This investigation explored the effects of academic ability and gender on career maturity. Groups of gifted, regular curriculum, and special learning needs students were compared. Level of academic ability appeared to exert a strong positive effect on career maturity. Although gender dfferences were anticipated, the scores for male and female groups were almost equal. The results are discussed within the context of clarifying the career development needs of gifted students.

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confidence: 82%