The Autonomy-Control Scale
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Anton F. de Man
Bishop’s University
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- autonomy control, scale development, perceived parental control, parent–child relationships, personality, children, family
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- I developed a new measure of perceived parental control, named the Autonomy-Control Scale (ACS), and examined its psychometric properties and correlations with selected personality measures. The results suggest that the ACS is a reliable instrument that is useful for quantifying perceived parental control.
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