The Traditional Socially Responsible Personality
Public Opinion QuarterlyPublished 1 January 1968
Leonard Berkowitz, Kenneth G. Lutterman
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SNIP1.59
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Abstract
Is readiness to behave in a socially responsible manner related to certain behavior and attitudes? This study of associations between a personality scale and other survey responses indicates that ‘high responsibles’ tend to be conservative people who embrace the traditional ideas of their society.
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Psychology