In this questionnaire, statements about Vietnam are presented to the subject in pairs, and he is asked to choose which of the pair better represents his own opinion. There are 15 statements producing a paired comparison task of 105 items. (See TM 001 310.) (MS)

Five questionnaires were administered to a group of subjects on two separate occasions. The principal concerns were the following: (1) to find evidence for the existence of stable (i.e., over testings) circular triads, (2) To investigate the appropriateness of the additive difference model, if such stable circularities are found, and (3) If such…

Each item in this questionnaire presents the subject with a pair of possible goals of life, and he must choose the one he feels is more desirable. Twelve different statements of goals yield a paired comparison task with 66 choice pairs. (See TM 001 310.) (MS)

Each item in this questionnaire presents the subject with a pair of criminal offenses. He must choose which of the pair would cause him the greater shame. Eight stimuli produce a paired comparison task with 28 items. (See TM 001 310.) (MS)

This questionnaire consists of pairs of occupations. The subject must select the one which is "most looked up to." The 15 different occupations yield a paired comparison task with 105 choices. (See TM 001 310.) (MS)

The hypothesis was advanced that questionnaire measures of Psychoticism (P) may represent an estimate of randomness in responding, rather than reflecting reactions to item contents. Results showed P did not correlate with measures of random. (Author)

Deals with the interaction of general arousal and aggressive stimuli on subsequent aggressive behavior. Results showed that subjects who underwent both treatment conditions exhibited the most aggression. Bibliography and tables. (JB)

Each item in this questionnaire lists a pair of sets of payment (consisting of money, grade points, and opportunity to waive some required reports) for experimental participation in psychological research. The subject must choose the preferred act. (See TM 001 310.) (MS)

The randomized response technique, constructed by Warner (1965), was designed to reduce the number of untruthful responses to sensitive questionnaire items. The present study investigated the effectiveness of this technique for groups differing in the tendency to give socially desirable responses to questionnaire items. A questionnaire concerning…