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Attitude Toward Conflict
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About Attitude Toward Conflict
Scale Name
Attitude Toward Conflict
Author Details
Lam‚ J.A. (1989)
Translation Availability
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Background/Description
These questions examine people’s views on the use of violence as a means of settling conflicts or problems. This test is suitable for use in a classroom. Summing the point values of a participant’s replies will provide a score for this scale. The prorated score should be computed by taking the average of the remaining point values and multiplying it by eight. If more than two replies are left blank, the scale should not be scored. A score of 32, the highest possible, suggests a significant preference for the use of violence to settle disputes. This implies strong disapproval of violence if the score is less than 8 points.
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Reliability and Validity
N/A
Available Versions
08-Items
Reference
- Lam‚ J.A. (1989). School mediation program evaluation kit. Amherst‚ MA: National Association for Mediation in Education.
- Lam JA. School mediation program evaluation kit. Amherst‚ MA: University of Massachusetts‚ Student Affairs Research and Evaluation Office‚ 1989. (Unpublished)
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