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and
maintain
a
sa
t is factory
relationship
with
people
with
respect
to
interaction
and
association
(both
positive
or
negative)*
C
-
The
interpersonal
need
for
control
is
the
need
to
* establish
and
maintain
n
satisfactory
relationship
with
p e o p 1 e
wit h
r e spect
to
control
and
power.
A
-
T he
inter person a 1
need
for
affection
is
the
need
to
establish
and
maintain
a
satisfactory
relationship
with
others
with
respect
to
love
and
affection,
4.
California
Psychological
Inventory
(CPI):
Developed
by
Harrison
G.
Gough,
Ph.D.
,
Consulting
Psychologists
Press.,
Inc.
The
CPI
is
intended
primarily
for
use
with
“normal"
(non -psychiatric ally
disturbed)
subjects.
Its
s c a 1 es
are
a d d r e s s e d
to
person a 1
i t y
c h aracte r Is tics
i m p o r
t: ant
for
s o c i a 1
living
and
social
x n t e. raction,
i
. e
*
,
to
variables
t h a t
are
woven
into
the
fabric
of
everyday
life.
"Folk
concepts"
such
as
these
are
Hypothesized
to
be
relevant
to
the
prediction,
and
understanding
of
1 ri t e rperso n a 1
behavior
in
any
sett i n g
,
c u lture
,
or
circumstance.
Thus,
although
the
inventory
has
been
found
to
have
special
utility
in
work
with
particular
kinds
of
problems,
e
. g
.
,
deli n q u e n t
a n d
a s o c
1 a
I
b e h a vior
,
it
can
a 1 so
p r o vide
information
of
value
in
regard
to
educational,
vocational,
f a m I 1 1 a 1
,
a n d
m a n y
o
1 her
issues.
5.
Edwards
Personal
Preference.
Schedule
(EPPS):
Developed
by
Allen
L.
Edwards,
Ph.D.,
University
of
Washington.
The
EPPS
was
designed
primarily
as
an
instrument
for
research
and
counseling
p urposes,
to
provide
q u 1 c. k
a n d
c o n. veni e nt
measures
of
a
n u m b e r
o f
relatively
independent
n o r m a
I
p ersonal i t y
var i a b 1 e s
,
T h e
statements
in
the
EPPS
and
the
variables
that
these
statements
purport
to
measure
have
their
origin
in
a
list
of
manifest
needs
present e d
by
H
.
A
*
M u r r a y
a n d
o t it e r
no t e d
p syc.ho legists
.
The
names
that
have
been
assigned
to
the
variables
are
those
used
by
M u r r a y
*
These
1 5
m v a s u r a h
1 c
personality
variables
a r e
;
achievement
(ach),
deference
(def),
order
(ord),
exhibition
(exh)
,
autonomy
(aut),
affiliation
(aff),
intraception
(int),
Huccorance
(sue),
dominance
(dom),
abasement
(aba),
nurturance
( n u r )
,
change
(
c. h g )
,
c n d urance
(end),
h e terosexua 1 1.
y
( h e t )
,
a n d
a ggressio n
( a g g
)
.
I n
a d dit ion
to
the
above
personality
variables,
the
EPPS
pro v ides
a
measure
of
test
consistency
an d
a
m e a s u r e
of
profile
s t o b
1.
1 i t y
.
,
Personal
0 r i e n
t: a t
i on
Inv e
ri tory
(PC
I
)
:
D e v e
i. oped
by
Ever e
t: t
L.
Shostrom,
Ph.D.,
Educational
and
Industrial
Testing
Service,
San
Diego,
California,.
The
profile
on
the
PCI
shows
the
degree
t o
wh i c h
t h e
subject's
at
t: 1 1 u d es
an d
v a 1 u e s
c o ni p a r e
w i t h
t h o s e
o f
s e 1 f - a. c. t ualizing
people.
A
s elf-actualizing
person
is
one
who
is
more
fully
functioning
and
who
lives
a
more
enriched
life
than
does
the
average
person.
Such
a
person
is
developing
and
u
t
i
1 i z i n g
his
u nique
l a lent
;;
t o
t h e
f u 1 1 c s t
ext e n t
.
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a
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an
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continuation
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command
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FBI,
and
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continuation,
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