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Further Evidence on 16 PF Distortion Scales

Samuel E. Krug
Pages 513-518 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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Gary L. Canivez & Karen K. Prichard. (1989) Motivational Distortion Scales for the Children's Personality Questionnaire. Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development 22:1, pages 15-22.
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Armando Simón. (2015) The Role of the Motivational Distortion Scale in the 16PF. Psychological Reports 117:2, pages 452-456.
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Armando Simón. (2016) Sensitivity of the 16 PF Motivational Distortion Scale to Response Bias. Psychological Reports 101:2, pages 482-484.
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FREDERICK P. MORGESON, MICHAEL A. CAMPION, ROBERT L. DIPBOYE, JOHN R. HOLLENBECK, KEVIN MURPHY & NEAL SCHMITT. (2007) RECONSIDERING THE USE OF PERSONALITY TESTS IN PERSONNEL SELECTION CONTEXTS. Personnel Psychology 60:3, pages 683-729.
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ARMANDO SIMON. (2007) SENSITIVITY OF THE 16 PF MOTIVATIONAL DISTORTION SCALE TO RESPONSE BIAS. Psychological Reports 101:6, pages 482.
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Richard D. Goffin & Neil D. Christiansen. (2003) Correcting Personality Tests for Faking: A Review of Popular Personality Tests and an Initial Survey of Researchers. International Journal of Selection and Assessment 11:4, pages 340-344.
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Scott P. Merydith & Fred H. Wallbrown. (2016) Correcting for Motivational Distortion on Selected Adolescent Self-Report Personality Tests. Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment 14:4, pages 349-361.
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Terry B. Pinsoneault. (1996) Rationally developed fake-good and fake-bad scales for the Jesness Inventory. Journal of Psychopathology and Behavioral Assessment 18:3, pages 255-273.
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Robert J. Craig & Ronald E. Olson. (2016) 16 PF Profiles and Typologies for Patients Seen in Marital Therapy. Psychological Reports 77:1, pages 187-194.
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NEIL D. CHRISTIANSEN, RICHARD D. GOFFIN, NORMAN G. JOHNSTON & MITCHELL G. ROTHSTEIN. (2006) CORRECTING THE 16PF FOR FAKING: EFFECTS ON CRITERION‐RELATED VALIDITY AND INDIVIDUAL HIRING DECISIONS. Personnel Psychology 47:4, pages 847-860.
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Stephen J. Guastello & Mark L. Rieke. (2006) A review and critique of honesty test research. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 9:4, pages 501-523.
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Michael D. Franzen, Grant L. Iverson & Lance M. McCracken. (1990) The detection of malingering in neuropsychological assessment. Neuropsychology Review 1:3, pages 247-279.
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Sergei Kochkin. (1987) Personality correlates of a measure of honesty. Journal of Business and Psychology 1:3, pages 236-247.
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Richard Rogers. (2006) Towards an empirical model of malingering and deception. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 2:1, pages 93-111.
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