Initial Development and Psychometric Data for the Privilege and Oppression Inventory

Danica G. Hays · Catherine Y. Chang · Scott L. Decker

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The authors describe the development of the Privilege and Oppression Inventory, a measure that assesses counselors’ awareness of privilege and oppression along dimensions of race, sexual orientation, religion, and gender. Initial item development as well as psychometric information derived from factor analyses, reliability estimation, and validation procedures is presented.

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