Ego development and conformity: a construct validity study of the Washington University Sentence Completion Test.
Ego development and conformity: a construct validity study of the Washington University Sentence Completion Test.
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自我发展和从众:华盛顿大学句子完成测试的结构有效性研究。
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发表时间:
1977
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
J. Loevinger
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作者:
C. Hoppe;J. Loevinger
Loevinger's conception of ego development predicts a curvilinear relation between it and conformity. Using 107 private-school boys in grades 8, 9, and 11, self-report, peer-nomination, and experimental (Willis) measures of conformity were given. An archival measure, number of demerits, was also obtained. As predicted, the self-report and archival measures show maximum conformity between the Self-Protective and Conscientious Stages as measured by the sentence completion test. These results are not artifacts of age or IQ. The Willis test does not correlates significantly any other variable, and the peer ratings were methodologically suspect. Thus one aspect of the conception of ego development is partially confirmed. Conformity. as measured by these typical tests, is shown not to be a unitary variable.