FACTOR STRUCTURE OF THE PERSONALITY RESEARCH FORME-E MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ANALYSIS.

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Title:	FACTOR STRUCTURE OF THE PERSONALITY RESEARCH FORME-E MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ANALYSIS.
Authors:	Fowler, Patrick C.
Source:	Journal of Clinical Psychology. May1985, Vol. 41 Issue 3, p377-381. 5p.
Subjects:	Personality, College students, Mental health, Universities & colleges, Hospital patients, Psychology
Abstract:	The article cites a study which reports on a five-factor, structural model of the Personality Research Form-E (PRF-E) for a sample of 140 university undergraduates. The Personality Research Form is one instrument that could be a leading candidate for clinical personality measurement. Previous studies have focused on forms other than the Form-E of the PRF. The present study investigated the PRF-E's factor structure in a normal population prior to using it in a clinical population of neurologically impaired, hospitalized patients. Participants were 140 undergraduates enrolled in a child development course at the University of Virginia.
Database:	Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection

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Abstract:	The article cites a study which reports on a five-factor, structural model of the Personality Research Form-E (PRF-E) for a sample of 140 university undergraduates. The Personality Research Form is one instrument that could be a leading candidate for clinical personality measurement. Previous studies have focused on forms other than the Form-E of the PRF. The present study investigated the PRF-E's factor structure in a normal population prior to using it in a clinical population of neurologically impaired, hospitalized patients. Participants were 140 undergraduates enrolled in a child development course at the University of Virginia.
ISSN:	00219762
DOI:	10.1002/1097-4679(198505)41:3<377::AID-JCLP2270410311>3.0.CO;2-H