The Emperor's Clothes : Assessing The Validity of Scores on The Tennessee Self - Concept Scale  

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Walling, David P. ; Bishop, Sheryl L. ; Walker, Betty A.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Educational and Psychological Measurement vol. 57 no. 1 (1997), page 150-163.
Topik: self concept; psychological tests; research
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In 1985, tzeng, maxey, fortier, and landis conducted an extensive psychometrics which of the tennesse self - concept scale (TSCS) and reported a systematic failure to validate the factor structure of the either the eight clinical scales or the two global internal / external scales. Despite these findings, the TSCS has continued to be used in both clinical and research settings to investigate facets of the self - concept. One possible limitation of the tzeng et al, study was the inherent heterogeneity in the three samples used, which could have masked factor structures. To investigate whether this was the case, the present study replicated the psychometric analyses in a homogeneous sample of female nursing and medical educators form a health science center and unversity in the southwest. Results structure while supporting the reliable measurement of some, as yet unclear, dimension by the present instrument. Implications for the use of the TSCS as it now stands are discussed.

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