Computerized versus Standard Personality Measures: Equivalency, Computer Anxiety, and Gender Differences.

Lankford, J. Scott; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ493287

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Publication Date: 1994

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Computerized versus Standard Personality Measures: Equivalency, Computer Anxiety, and Gender Differences.

Lankford, J. Scott; And Others

Computers in Human Behavior, v10 n4 p497-510 Win 1994

Reports on a study of the association between computer anxiety and measures of positive and negative affect when using computerized vs. standard administration. Gender differences across the two modes of administration were assessed. Measures of state, trait, and mathematics anxiety were obtained to clarify the association between computer anxiety and computerized personality tests. (29 references) (KRN)

Descriptors: Analysis of Variance, Computer Anxiety, Computer Assisted Testing, Higher Education, Mathematics Anxiety, Multivariate Analysis, Personality Measures, Psychological Studies, Regression (Statistics), Sex Differences, Tables (Data), Testing

Publication Type: Reports - Research; Journal Articles

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Language: English

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Identifiers - Assessments and Surveys: Computer Anxiety Scale; Purpose in Life Test; Beck Depression Inventory; State Trait Anxiety Inventory

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