Behavioral Validation of a Dominance-Submission Scale

Steven R. Gold · Patrick De Leon · Clifford H. Swensen

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The results of the two validation studies ( Ns = 28 males; 34 females) indicate that the scale of 41 MMPI items does significantly predict which of two individuals will dominate in a decision-making situation. The scale predicts best when the scale score difference between the pairs is at least 12. Sex differences were also noted in the techniques used to dominate.

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