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Factor structure of the Bem Sex-Role Inventory and the Personal Attributes Questionnaire.
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  • 1977Factor analysis of the Bem Sex-Role Inventory.159 cited
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  • 1983Simple Versus Complex Factor Analyses of Responses to Multiple Scale Questionnaires41 cited
  • 1988Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the BEM Sex-Role Inventory33 cited
  • 1989Meta-Analysis of Factor Structure Studies33 cited
  • 1986Factor Structure of the Bem Sex Role Inventory16 cited

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