incredibly dated the questionnaire was, I was also struck by the fact that many of the alternatives didn't seem mutually exclusive to me. In many cases I didn't want to check either of them, but apparently them, but that wasn't an option either. I wonder if that's another sign of the cultural gulf separating the me of today from an establishment psychology professor of the late 60s, or just a sign of the limited imagination required to create survey instruments.
It's scary, of course, to think of anyone using this in modern practice without severe updating and rescaling.
Also an experience-seeker. After getting over how It's scary, of course, to think of anyone using this in modern practice without severe updating and rescaling.
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