ence to the similarity (101 vs., 108) between(he mean score originally obtained by Spanierand that of the present sample. (The limita¬tions of this aspect of the data analysis areobvious; but as an exploratory measure, thisprocedure was utilized. As will be seen below,the principal use of this data was to extractthose items which could be most powerfullyused to form a separate instrument.)
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