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Inventory Responding as a Model of People's Acceptance of Personality Interpretations

Christopher Layne
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Philip J. Michels
Pages 509-513 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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Christopher Layne & Glenn Ally. (1980) How and Why People Accept Personality Feedback. Journal of Personality Assessment 44:5, pages 541-546.
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Philip J. Michels & Christopher Layne. (1980) Inventory Responding Models People's Acceptance of Feedback 'Derived' from Tests and from Interviews. Journal of Personality Assessment 44:3, pages 302-306.
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Martin F. Davies. (1997) Evaluation of self-relevant information: Acceptance of favourable and unfavourable personality statements as feedback vs test items. Personality and Individual Differences 23:5, pages 869-875.
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Martin F. Davies. (1997) Private Self-Consciousness and the Acceptance of Personality Feedback: Confirmatory Processing in the Evaluation of General vs Specific Self-Information. Journal of Research in Personality 31:1, pages 78-92.
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Clive Fletcher, Peggy Taylor & Kate Glanfield. (1996) Acceptance of personality questionnaire feedback: The role of individual difference variables and source of interpretation. Personality and Individual Differences 20:2, pages 151-156.
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Martin F. Davies. (1994) Private self-consciousness and the perceived accuracy of true and false personality feedback. Personality and Individual Differences 17:5, pages 697-701.
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Adrian Furnham. (1989) Personality and the acceptance of diagnostic feedback. Personality and Individual Differences 10:11, pages 1121-1133.
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Adrian Furnham & Caroline Varian. (1988) Predicting and accepting personality test scores. Personality and Individual Differences 9:4, pages 735-748.
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Adrian Furnham & Sandra Schofield. (1987) Accepting personality test feedback: A review of the Barnum effect. Current Psychology 6:2, pages 162-178.
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