Dimensions of Rosenburg's Self-Esteem Scale

Wayne E. Hensley

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The dimensions of Rosenburg's scale of self-esteem (1965) were investigated via principal components and oblique factor analysis. Data from 479 students in a basic speech course yielded a two-factor solution. As the two factors appeared to identify only a response set, it was concluded the scale was unidimensional.

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1965Society and the Adolescent Self-Image 1969SELF-DEROGATION AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ADJUSTMENT 1972Help seeking, self-esteem, and achievement motivation: An attributional analysis.

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