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Title: Intelligence Tests
Source: Guttman (1965)
Description: Intercorrelations of eight intelligence tests. The intelligence tests
are coded on the facets language = {N = numerical, G = geometrical} and requirement
= {A = application, I = inference} as follows.
Test Language Requirement
1 N A
2 N A
3 N I
4 G I
5 G I
6 G A
7 G A
8 G A
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Title: Leisure Activities
Source: Shinew, Floyd, McGuire, & Noe (1995)
Description: Rank-order correlations of favorite leisure activities
for groups defined by gender, race, and self-defined social class.
The groups are as follows.
1 Lower-class black women
2 Middle-class black women
3 Lower-class black men
4 Middle-class black men
5 Lower-class white women
6 Middle-class white women
7 Lower-class white men
8 Middle-class white men
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Title: Life Satisfaction
Source: Levy (1976)
Description: Intercorrelations of items asking about satisfaction
with respect to different aspects of ones life, based on a representative
survey in the USA.
The items can be classified by the mapping sentence:
The extent of satisfaction of respondent x with the A his/her activities in
area of life B. A and B are defined as:
Values of A
1 state of
2 resources for
Values of B
1 education
2 economy
3 residence
4 spare time
5 family
6 health
7 work
8 general
The items and their respective values of A and B are as follows.
Item A B
1 City as place to live 2 3
2 Neighborhood 2 3
3 Housing 2 3
4 Life in the U.S. 2 3
5 Amount of educat. 2 1
6 Useful education 2 1
7 Job 1 7
8 Spare time 1 4
9 Health 2 9
10 Standard of living 1 2
11 Savings, investmt. 2 2
12 Friendships 2 4
13 Marriage 2 5
14 Family life 1 5
15 Life in general 1 8
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Title: Self-esteem & Need for Order
Source: Bagozzi (1993)
Description: This multitrait-multimethod matrix shows the correlations
among nine items. The traits and methods are as follows.
Traits:
T1 global self-esteem
T2 social self-esteem
T3 need for order
Methods:
M1 true-false
M2 multipoint
M3 simple self-rating scales
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Title: Wechsler Test Tasks Israel
Source: Guttman and Levy (1991)
Description: Correlations for 12 intelligence tasks from the Wechsler
test. The correlations are based on 1097 Israeli children.
The tasks can be described by the following mapping sentence: The
correctness of the response of testee x to a task that requires {I = inference,
A = application, L = learning} of an objective rule through {o = oral, m =
manual manipulation, p = paper and pencil} expression.
The items and facets are as follows.
No. Item Rule Expression
1 Information A o
2 Similarities I o
3 Arithmetic A o
4 Vocabulary A o
5 Comprehension I o
6 Digit span L o
7 Picture completion A o
8 Picture arrangement A m
9 Block design A m
10 Object assembly A m
11 Coding L p
12 Mazes L p
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Title: Wechsler Test Tasks U.S.
Source: Guttman and Levy (1991)
Description: Correlations for 12 intelligence tasks from the Wechsler
test.The correlations are based on 2200 U.S. children.
The tasks can be described by the following mapping sentence: The
correctness of the response of testee x to a task that requires {I = inference,
A = application, L = learning} of an objective rule through {o = oral, m =
manual manipulation, p = paper and pencil} expression.
The items and facets are as follows.
No. Item Rule Expression
1 Information A o
2 Similarities I o
3 Arithmetic A o
4 Vocabulary A o
5 Comprehension I o
6 Digit span L o
7 Picture completion A o
8 Picture arrangement A m
9 Block design A m
10 Object assembly A m
11 Coding L p
12 Mazes L p
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Title: Work Values Facet Codings
Source: Borg and Groenen (2005)
Description: Work value items with various facet codings.
The items are:
1 interesting work
2 independence in work
3 work that requires much responsibility
4 job that is meaningful and sensible
5 good chances for advancement
6 job that is recognized and respected
7 job where one can help others
8 job useful for society
9 job with much contact to other people
10 (no item of this type asked in study)
11 secure position
12 high income
13 hjob that leaves much spare time
14 safe and healthy working conditions
The items are coded as follows:
Herzberg
1 hygiene
2 motivators
Maslow
1 physiological
2 security
3 belongingness
4 recognition
5 self-actualization
Alderfer
1 existence
2 relations
3 growthg
Elizur
1 instrumental-material
2 cognitive
3 affective-social
Rosenberg
1 extrinsic
2 intrinsic
3 social
Levy-Guttman
1 independent of individual performance
2 depends on group performance
3 not performance dependent
Borg-Elizur
1 depends much on individual performance
2 depends more on individual performance than on system
3 depends both on individual performance and on system
4 depends on system only
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Title: Work Values
Source: Borg and Groenen (2005)
Description: Correlations between 13 work values. The values are:
1 Interesting
2 Independence
3 Responsibility
4 Meaningful work
5 Advancement
6 Recognition
7 Help others
8 Contribute society
9 Contact people
10 Security
11 Income
12 Spare time
13 Working cond