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• W1975576143 abstract "Most of the studies relating the personality dimension of Psychoticism (P) to behaviour in childhood are reviewed. In addition, the results of a study of 808 white, predominantly middle-class, normal children between the ages of 8 and 16 years are presented. It is seen that high P children exhibit deviant social behaviour, expressly of a delinquent nature, and hold deviant, non-conforming, or idiosyncratic social attitudes that reflect a tough-minded, hostile and sexually liberal disposition. This pattern of results is essentially identical for the two sexes and for the six age levels considered. When the scores of high and low P subjects are compared, it is apparent that high P individuals are responding in a masculine direction of all of the tests used, suggesting that the nature of P overlaps considerably with “masculinity”. This impression is reinforced by a cluster analysis which indicates that high P is more misplaced in girls than boys, since high P girls are picked out as a special “type” whereas high P boys are not. It is concluded that although the P scale is already shown to be important by its displacing of E and N as the personality terms most predicting childhood delinquent behaviour, various modifications to the scale are needed. In particular the scale is somewhat uni-polar with only two or three scale points discriminating between the majority of children, which makes the scale less suitable than it might be for use in an individual clinical setting. Some suggestions for the type of item which might measure low P are made." @default.
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• W1975576143 title "Psychoticism and social deviancy in children" @default.
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