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Mayton, Daniel M., II – 1987
An indirect/nonreactive technique of assessing spontaneous concern should be used to examine the salience of the threat of nuclear war. Direct/reactive techniques may produce inconsistent results and inadvertently enhance a false consensus. The procedures for the administration, scoring, and interpretation of a spontaneous concern measure along…
Descriptors: Affective Measures, Anxiety, Attitude Measures, Fear
