A Very Short Test of Personality: The Behavioral Self-Rating ( <i>BSR</i> ) Form
Psychological ReportsPublished 1 February 1964
Edgar F. Borgatta
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Abstract
Reliability and validity data are presented for a factor analytically based short test of personality. The form is essentially a behavioral characteristics, self-rating check list. Use is recommended for screening purposes only where time is at a premium. The names of the five scores of the test are Assertiveness, Likeability, Intelligence, Emotionality, and Responsibility.
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