Social Desirability Responses of Young Children: An Interim Report
Psychological ReportsPublished 1 December 1966
Emory L. Cowen
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The present pilot project suggests that direct assessment of SD responses of young children is feasible and indicates, with reasonable likelihood, that even as early as age six this type of judgment may be clearly evolved and well-crystallized.
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The present pilot project suggests that direct assessment of SD responses of young children is feasible and indicates, with reasonable likelihood, that even as early as age six this type of judgment may be clearly evolved and well-crystallized.
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Social Sciences
Child DevelopmentSOCIALLY DESIRABLE RESPONSES IN RELATION TO GRADE LEVEL1
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