Factorial Validity of Merz's Psychological Reactance Scale

Raymond K. Tucker · Peggy Yuhas Byers

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Merz's Psychological Reactance Scale was translated from German and based on responses of 218 college students. Via factor analysis with principal factors followed by a Direct Quartimin rotation, researchers noted an orthogonal two-factor solution which contrasts with Merz's four and suggests thorough psychometric work is needed.

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