Interspecific Intolerance of the American Coot in Utah

  • Ryder R
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This paper outlines a procedure for measuring those components of the self-concept called role/identities. Conceptualized from a symbolic interaction framework and using the semantic differential and discriminant analysis, this procedure overcomes many of the problems usually associated with other procedures such a profile analysis, the d statistic, or the TST: the procedure provides substantive anchor points, incorporates the multidimensional nature of role/identity, and provides a numerical score for quantitative analysis. The method is illustrated by measuring the gender role/identity of a sample of sixth, seventh, and either grade school children. The validity of the resulting measures are checked by investigating certain of the children's characteristics.

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Ryder, R. A. (1959). Interspecific Intolerance of the American Coot in Utah. The Auk, 76(4), 424–442. https://doi.org/10.2307/4082311

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