Personality, Self-esteem, and PrejudiceSaxon House, 1979 - Всего страниц: 244 |
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... scores than white males on the GR , AA and AB scales ( p less than .01 in each case ) , although they have similar scores on the anti - white scale . The low scores of white subjects on this scale , relative to the black and Asian ...
... scores than white males on the GR , AA and AB scales ( p less than .01 in each case ) , although they have similar scores on the anti - white scale . The low scores of white subjects on this scale , relative to the black and Asian ...
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... scores which are higher or lower than those of group- dependent children , whose scores tend to be closer to the average level prevailing in their classroom . This is a most interesting area which deserves further work and replication ...
... scores which are higher or lower than those of group- dependent children , whose scores tend to be closer to the average level prevailing in their classroom . This is a most interesting area which deserves further work and replication ...
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... scores on this com- ponent tend to be excitable , disregard rules , are timid , apprehensive , uncontrolled , unstable and tense . Individuals with high scores on factor II have both high and low racialism scores , relative to classroom ...
... scores on this com- ponent tend to be excitable , disregard rules , are timid , apprehensive , uncontrolled , unstable and tense . Individuals with high scores on factor II have both high and low racialism scores , relative to classroom ...
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The development of scales for the measurement | 9 |
cognitive | 22 |
Personality mental health and prejudice | 52 |
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