THE SOCIAL OPINIONS INVENTORY AS A MEASURE OF SOCIAL MATURITY

Cecile Bolton Finley

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This study was designed to test the hypothesis that social maturity can be measured as specifically in units of social age as mental maturity in units of mental age. The study has since gone beyond the stage of design into the stage of testing the usefulness of the scale developed for solving many problems in social and applied psychology, although the standardization Social maturity was defined for the purposes of this study as an individual's position on an age scale with regard to the variety, the scope, and the effectiveness of his cooperative activities measured directly in terms of these activities and indirectly in terms of his evaluative attitudes about, and his feelings of responsibility for, other individuals and their cooperative undertakings.

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