Self- versus peer ratings of specific emotional traits: Evidence of convergent and discriminant validity.

David Watson; Lee Anna Clark

doi:10.1037/0022-3514.60.6.927

June 1, 1991Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

Self- versus peer ratings of specific emotional traits: Evidence of convergent and discriminant validity.

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This study tested a hierarchical model of emotional experience by examining relations between self- and peer ratings on 8 factor-analytically derived affect scales

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