Convergent and discriminant validity of the Taylor and Buss measures of physical aggression

Sandy Bernstein · Deborah R. Richardson · Georgina S. Hammock

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Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression Psychological Testing and Assessment Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior

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Although the Taylor and Buss paradigms have been the most widely used measures of human physical aggression, few attempts have been made to establish validity of the measures. The present investigation attempted to demonstrate convergent and discriminant validity of the paradigms. Fifty-five males engaged in five tasks designed to measure helping, competition, and aggression. Correlations computed among these measures lend support for convergent and discriminant validity of the Taylor and Buss paradigms.

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