The Pavlovian temperament survey (PTS) : an international handbook
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The Pavlovian temperament survey (PTS) : an international handbook
Hogrefe & Huber pub., c1999
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The Pavlovian temperament survey is a personality inventory measuring the behavioural expression of nervous system properties as distinguished by Pavlov, namely, strength of excitation, strength of inhibition, and mobility of nervous processes. The Pavlovian temperament survey was originally constructed with a cross-cultural approach in mind, and more than a dozen culture-specific but equivalent versions have now been developed. Reliability and validity of all language versions have been shown to be satisfactory. The Pavlovian temperament survey is especially useful in looking at the biological background of personality and in searching for links between temperament dimensions in adults, as measured by inventories based on different theories. Studies have also shown that it can be applied successfully in stress research. This international handbook describes the constructs on which the Pavlovian temperament survey is based and its theoretical background, as well as its construction, psychometric properties, the large amount of cross-cultural data collected to date, its validity, and of course its administration and application.
Appendixes list the universal item pool, items and scorekeys for the country-specific versions, as well as reproducing several of the different language versions of the questionnaire (including American English, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Polish, Russian, and Spanish versions).
目次
- The theoretical bases of the Pavlovian Temperament Survey (PTS)
- the development of a Pavlovian-Oriented Temperament Inventory
- the construction of the Pavlovian Temperament Survey (PTS)
- the psychometric characteristics of the PTS - German, Polish and American English Questionnaires
- the Pavlovian Temperament Survey viewed from a broad cross-cultural perspective
- validity of the Pavlovian Temperament Survey
- administration and application of the PTS. Appendices: the universal 252-item pool of the PTS
- definitional components of the PTS scales represented on the item level
- facets and numbers of items of the 252-item pool coded with items (and scorekeys) assigned to the country-specific PTS
- mailing addresses of the senior authors of the language/country-specific PTS versions.
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