Further Factor Analysis of Hood's Mysticism Scale

Ralph W. Hood · Ronald J. Morris · P. J. Watson

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An adequate sample of 740 students was employed to establish a three-factor structure for Hood's Mysticism Scale compatible with the conceptual work of Stace from which scale items were initially derived.

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1975The Construction and Preliminary Validation of a Measure of Reported Mystical Experience 1960"Mysticism and Philosophy"

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