Jackson67 {fungible} | R Documentation |
Multi-Trait Multi-Method correlation matrix reported by Jackson and Singer (1967)
Description
The original study assessed four personality traits (i.e., femininity, anxiety, somatic complaints, and socially-deviant attitudes) from five judgemental perspectives (i.e., ratings about (a) desirability in self, (b) desirability in others, (c) what others find desirable, (d) frequency, and (e) harmfulness). The harmfulness variable was reverse coded.
The sample size is n = 480.
The following four variables were assessed (abbreviations in parentheses): Variables:
Femininity (Fem)
Anxiety (Anx)
Somatic Complaints (SomatComplaint)
Socially-Deviant Attitudes (SDAttitude)
Usage
data(Jackson67)
Format
A 20 by 20 correlation matrix with dimension names
Details
The above variables were assessed from the following methodological judgement perspectives (abbreviations in parentheses): Test Structure:
Desirability in the Self (DiS)
Desirability in Others (DiO)
What Others Find Desirable (WOFD)
Frequency (Freq)
Harmfulness (Harm)
Source
Jackson, D. N., & Singer, J. E. (1967). Judgments, items, and personality. Journal of Experimental Research in Personality, 2(1), 70-79.
Examples
## Load Jackson and Singer's dataset
data(Jackson67)
Example2Output <- faMB(R = Jackson67,
n = 480,
NB = 5,
NVB = rep(4,5),
numFactors = 4,
rotate = "varimax",
rotateControl = list(standardize = "Kaiser"),
PrintLevel = 1)
summary(Example2Output)