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A Contruct Validation of the Barron Ego Strength Scale
Psychological Reports (1964)
  • Richard Dana, Portland State University
  • Jean T Teter
Abstract

One component of an MMPI Ego Strength Scale (Es) definition, personal adaptability, was investigated by behavioral, conscious, and fantasy measures of persistence. Male and female, high and low Es subjects, did not differ on these measures. Measures of persistence alone may be inadequate samples of the personal adaptability component of Es.

The extended report is available online at http://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/rri_facpubs/11

Keywords
  • Personality tests,
  • Ego strength,
  • Adaptability (Psychology)
Publication Date
1964
Citation Information
Richard Dana and Jean T Teter. "A Contruct Validation of the Barron Ego Strength Scale" Psychological Reports Vol. 15 Iss. 2 (1964)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/richard_dana/32/