FIRO-B: FACTORS AND FACETS

W. D. K. Macrosson

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Personality Traits and Psychology

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10 FIRO-B intercorrelation matrices were factor analysed; one matrix was derived from new FIRO-B data, all the other matrices were found in the literature. The correlation matrices were also subjected to meta-analysis. The findings suggested that the four FIRO-B scales associated with Inclusion and Affection are facets of the ubiquitous interpersonal superfactor, Nurturance, but the two FIRO-B Control scales each express an orthogonal construct both of which relate to the super-factor, Dominance.

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