A content analysis scaling method for the measurement of person-environment incongruence

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Greg Hampton
Cite this article:  Hampton, G. (1993). A content analysis scaling method for the measurement of person-environment incongruence. Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal, 21(3), 187-196.


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A schema of situational definitions was developed from constructivist psychology and phenomenological sociology and used in the construction of a content analysis scale for the measurement of person-environment incongruence. The scale measures incongruence between personal and social resources at subordinate and superordinate levels. The reliability and validity of the Person-Environment Incongruence Scale were examined in a study of students’ transition to university.

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