A factorial facet analysis of Gough's Socialization Scale

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  • Dorcas Susan Butt

    University of British Colombia

Keywords:
Gough’s Socialization Scale, factorial facet analysis, family stability, behavioral control, relaxed security, self-confidence
Abstract

Five subscales were isolated by factor analysis from Gough and Peterson’s (1952) socialization scale. Four of these scales showed improved statistical adequacy and increased theoretical yield when compared with several total scale versions. The 4 subscales were: family stability, behavioral control, relaxed security, and self-confidence.

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1973-02-01
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