The factor structure of the 16 PF and the edwards personal preference schedule in acute psychiatric patients

Abstract

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Factor structure of the edwards personal preference schedule in a vocational rehabilitation sample

“…The primary objective of the present study was to examine the factor structure of the Edwards Personal Preference Schedule (EPPS; Edwards, 1959) for males and females separately. Although a number of factor analytic studies and studies that examined sex differences have been reported on the EPPS (Beckner, 1974; Dixon & Ahern, 1973; Edwards, Abbott, & Klockais, 1972; Kear-Colwell, 1973;Murgatroyd & Gavurin, 1975;Scott & Manaugh, 1976;Sherman & Poe, 1972), there is little information on sex differences in factor structure.…”