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Further Validation of the Indecisiveness Scale

Psychological ReportsPublished 1 December 1994
William F. Gayton, Raymond H. Clavin, Sherry L. Clavin, John Broida
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TL;DR

Scores on the Indecisiveness Scale have been shown to be correlated with scores on measures of obsessive-compulsive tendencies and perfectionism for women, and undeclared majors had a significantly higher mean on the Indigo Scale than did declared majors.

Abstract

Scores on the Indecisiveness Scale have been shown to be correlated with scores on measures of obsessive-compulsive tendencies and perfectionism for women. This study examined the validity of the Indecisiveness Scale with 41 men whose mean age was 21.1 yr. Indecisiveness scores were significantly correlated with scores on measures of obsessive-compulsive tendencies and perfectionism. Also, undeclared majors had a significantly higher mean on the Indecisiveness Scale than did declared majors.

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