EPPS scores of male alcoholics: A review and cross-validation

Thomas S. Manaugh · Edward M. Scott

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Mean EPPS scores for 20 male alcoholics at an outpatient clinic were found to be significantly higher than scores of Edwards' General Adult Sample of men on Heterosexuality, but significantly lower on Deference, Order, Affiliation, and Endurance. These differences are consistent with most prior research, but inconsistent with the earliest published study. Further research with the EPPS on alcoholic populations is encouraged.

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1956Edwards Personal Preference Schedule 1959Edwards personal preference schedule : manual /1967Use of the Edwards personal preference schedule with hospitalized alcoholics 1968Use of the Edwards Personal Preference Schedule with Alcoholics in a Vocational Rehabilitation Program

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