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From
the Historical Collection of the work of Dr. Clare W. Graves
William R.
Lee
- presentations, papers, recorded transcripts, notes
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February 2002
Seminar on Levels of Human Existence, Washington School of
Psychiatry, October, 1971
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Table
I - (continued from Page 9)
Dimension
Measured
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SNFRL –
{4} |
-
ESC –
{5} |
-
SNFAN –
{6} |
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ESWCFO –
{7} |
Honesty
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*2-3
4
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*1-3
1
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*1-2
3
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2
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Kindness
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*2
3.5
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*1-3
1
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*2
3.5
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2
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Loyalty
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*2-3-4
4
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*1-3-4
1
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*1-2
3
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*1-2
2
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Independence
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*2
1.5
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*1-3
4
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*2
1.5
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2
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Religiousness
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*2-3-4
4
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*1-3
1
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*1
3
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*1
2
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Creativity
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Desire
to be
Different
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*2
1
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*1-3
4
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*2
2
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3
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{Based
on sub-scales from Scott’s Scale of Values. (Scott, William A.,
Social Desirability and
Individual Conceptions of the Desirable, Journal of Abnormal and
Social Psychology, 1963,
Vol. 67, No. 6, 574-585, - 12 scales.}
Dimension
Measured
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SNFRL –
{4} |
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ESC –
{5} |
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SNFAN –
{6} |
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ESWCFO –{7} |
Machiavellianism
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*2
2
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*1-3-4
4
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*2
2
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*2
2
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{This
test measures the degree to which the test subject agrees or
disagrees with the principles of
Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527) pertaining to the doctrine that any
means, however unscrupulous,
may be justifiably employed by a ruler in order to maintain a strong
central government –
hence, characterized by political cunning or bad faith as stated in The
Prince [1532] and the Discourses [1531]. He was concerned
with how people can be manipulated and with what traits and tactics
differentiated those who wield influence from those who are influenced.
(Christie, 1958., Studies in Machiavellianism, Academic
Press, 1970.)}
Dimension
Measured
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SNFRL –
{4} |
-
ESC –
{5} |
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SNFAN –
{6} |
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ESWCFO –
{7} |
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Cue
Utilization
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*4
1.7
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*4
1.9
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*4
2.4
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*1-2-3
4
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{Greater
abstractness should dispose toward a greater sensitivity to minimal
cues and hence toward
the ability of utilizing them more appropriately and completely in
the solution of a problem:
sensitivity to and utilization of cues.}
Dimension
Measured
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SNFRL –{4} |
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ESC –
{5} |
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SNFAN –
{6} |
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ESWCFO –
{7} |
Redundancy
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*2-4
4
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*1
1.5
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3
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*1
1.5
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{The
state of being redundant – characterized by verbosity or
unnecessary repetition in expressing ideas – superfluous}
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