Some EPI Reliability Estimates |
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Authors: | Frank H. Farley |
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Affiliation: | University of Wisconsin , USA |
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Abstract: | The stability of the EPI over one month was estimated with 80 American university students, separately by sex (40 males, 40 females). The estimates for the extraversion-introversion (E-I), neuroticism (N) and lie scales ranged from 0.50 to 0.87. Reliability data (alternate-forms) from other sources were compared to the present results. It was concluded that the EPI has demonstrated generally high reliability for a personality measure, with reservations where the lie scale is concerned, and that the E-I scale alternate-forms, but not test-retest, reliability was generally lower than that for the N scale, suggesting that the alternate-forms are somewhat more equivalent for N than for E-I. |
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