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FURTHER COMPARISON OF TWO SHORT-FORM DERIVATIVES OF THE TAYLOR MANIFEST ANXIETY SCALE

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In a recent article published in this Joarnal, Howe and Silverstein (1960) presented a within-Ss comparison of Bendig's ( 1956) short form of the Taylor Manifest Anxiety Scale (SMAS) and Christie and Budnitzky's ( 1957 ) forcedchoice version of the same scale (SFCAS). This article presents data from a replication study, using a different type of S and a slight modification in presentation of the SMAS items.

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1953A personality scale of manifest anxiety.1937The Theory of the Estimation of Test Reliability 1956The development of a short form of the Manifest Anxiety Scale.

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