Psychological Perspectives on the Self, Volumes 1-4Jerry M. Suls Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1982 - 273 pages |
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Page 105
... scores can be relatively certain that he or she does not possess low ability because there is very little overlap between the two distributions over high scores . In contrast , failure to obtain high scores does not rule out the ...
... scores can be relatively certain that he or she does not possess low ability because there is very little overlap between the two distributions over high scores . In contrast , failure to obtain high scores does not rule out the ...
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... scores and diagnosticity of high scores . In task A both low and high scores are of low diagnosticity ; in task B only high scores are highly diagnostic ; in task C only low scores are highly diagnostic ; in task D both low scores and ...
... scores and diagnosticity of high scores . In task A both low and high scores are of low diagnosticity ; in task B only high scores are highly diagnostic ; in task C only low scores are highly diagnostic ; in task D both low scores and ...
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... scores on the acting subscale had significantly stronger agree- ment ( i.e. , smaller discrepancies ) between their self - ratings and peer ratings of themselves than did low scorers , F ( 1 , 77 ) = 4.11 , p < .05 . As we predicted ...
... scores on the acting subscale had significantly stronger agree- ment ( i.e. , smaller discrepancies ) between their self - ratings and peer ratings of themselves than did low scorers , F ( 1 , 77 ) = 4.11 , p < .05 . As we predicted ...
Contents
Bringing Social Reality into | 33 |
A Motivational Factor in SelfReport Validity | 67 |
SelfAssessment in Achievement Behavior | 93 |
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