STUDIES IN INTOLERANCE OF AMBIGUITY.

Abstract

Three tests were used in the study, the two proposed measures of intolerance of ambiguity and an ethnocentrism scale. The latter (hereafter referred to as GHME) was devised by Gough, Harris, Martin and Edwards (5). It has twenty-four items which are similar to those commonly used in adult ethnocentrism scales. The child indicates agreement or disagreement with each statement; the ethnocentrism score is the number of agreements. The test-retest reliablity of the GHME is .81. 1 The preparation of this paper was supported by Research Grant MH-301 from the National Institute of Mental Health of the National Institutes of Health, U.S. Public Health Service. The author is indebted to Miss Marjorie A. Moore for her invaluable assistance especially in the collection of data.

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