1965
DOI: 10.2307/1169605
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Trends in the Measurement of Personality

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“…Numerous investigations (American Psychological Association, 1966;Coopersmith, 1959Coopersmith, , 1964Fey, 1957;Fitts, July, 1971;Haas & Haehr, 1965;Jourard & Semy, 1955;Ludwig, 1970;Ludwig & Maehr, 1967;Haehr, Sensing, & Nafzgar, 1962;Rentz & White, 1967a;Vacchiano 5 Strauss, 1968;Vacchiano, Strauss, and Schiffman, 1968;Videbeck, 1960;Vincent, 1968;Sylie, 1961;and others) provide evidence supporting the validity of the constructs of self-evaluation and of phenomenal (represented) and non-phenomenal (selectively inattended and dissociated) self. Validity of the construct as veil as its measurement has been guestionei by Combs, Soper, and Courson (1963), Gaier andWhite (1965), Holt (1951), Lowe (1961), andNatsoulas (1970).…”
Section: Conceptual Perspectives Of Self-concept and Self-evaluationmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Numerous investigations (American Psychological Association, 1966;Coopersmith, 1959Coopersmith, , 1964Fey, 1957;Fitts, July, 1971;Haas & Haehr, 1965;Jourard & Semy, 1955;Ludwig, 1970;Ludwig & Maehr, 1967;Haehr, Sensing, & Nafzgar, 1962;Rentz & White, 1967a;Vacchiano 5 Strauss, 1968;Vacchiano, Strauss, and Schiffman, 1968;Videbeck, 1960;Vincent, 1968;Sylie, 1961;and others) provide evidence supporting the validity of the constructs of self-evaluation and of phenomenal (represented) and non-phenomenal (selectively inattended and dissociated) self. Validity of the construct as veil as its measurement has been guestionei by Combs, Soper, and Courson (1963), Gaier andWhite (1965), Holt (1951), Lowe (1961), andNatsoulas (1970).…”
Section: Conceptual Perspectives Of Self-concept and Self-evaluationmentioning
confidence: 97%