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Measuring self-concept across the life span: Issues and instrumentation.
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Measuring Self-Concept: The Conceptual Issues Measuring Self-Concept: The Psychometric Issues Search for and Selection of Self-Concept Measures Measures of Self-Concept for Young Children: Measurement of General Self-Concept: Joseph Pre-School and Primary Self-Concept Screening Test Measurement of Multidimensional Self-Concepts: The Pictoral Scale of Perceived Competence and Social Acceptance Measures of Self-Concept for Preadolescents: Measurement of Specific Self-Concepts: Academic Self Description Questionnaire I Perception of Ability Scale for Students Measurement of Multidimensional Self-Concepts Multidimensional Self-Concept Scale Pier-Harris Children's Self-Concept Scale Self Description Questionnaire I Self-Perception Profile for Children Measures of Self-Concept for Adolescents: Measurement of Specific Self-Concepts: Academic Self Description Questionnaire II Dimensions of Self-Concept Physical Self Description Questionnaire Self-Esteem Scale Measurement of Multidimensional Self-Concepts: Multidimensional Self-Concept Scale Pier-Harris Children's Self-Concept Scale Self Description Questionnaire II Self-Perception Profile for Adolescents Tennessee Self-Concept Scale Measures of Self-Concept for Adults: Measurement of Specific Self-Concepts: Dimension of Self-Concept Body Esteem Scale Physical Self-Perception Profile Self-Esteem Scale Measurement of Multidimensional Self-Concepts: Adult Self-Perception Profile Self Description Questionnaire III Self-Perception Profile for College Students Tennessee Self-Concept Scale The Self-Perception Genesis Method Measures of Self-Concept for Special Populations The Learning Disabled Self-Perception Profile for Learning Disabled Students Perception of Ability Scale for Students The Hearing Impaired: Self-Concept Scale for the Hearing-Impaired Tennessee Self-Concept Scale (Revised) Self-Concept Measurement: State-of-the-Art and Future Directions Arts Self-Perception Inventory Music Self-Perception Inventory Reading Self-Concept Scale.
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- Byrne, B. M.
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- American Psychological Association
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- 1996
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