Individual Differences in Differentiation in the Rating of Personal Values: The Role of Private Self-Consciousness

Past research has shown that when personal values are measured by a rating procedure, respondents often show little differentiation among the values, tending to assign similar, high ratings to all of them. Data from two studies suggest that level of private self-consciousness moderates the degree of...

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Published in:Personality & social psychology bulletin 1992-04, Vol.18 (2), p.223-230
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