Assessing Psychometric Properties of the Sex-Role Egalitarianism Scale (SRES) with African Americans
作者： Melissa R. McGhee , NeSonya Johnson , Joan Liverpool
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摘要: The Sex-Role Egalitarianism Scale (SRES) is an instrument reported to be both reliable and valid. SRES was normed primarily on a Caucasian population, there little research its psychometric properties with other ethnic groups. SRES' abbreviated version (BB) administered 148 African American men women. There were no significant differences found between the norming sample study's sample. However, women at .01 level having more egalitarian attitude. Further should administer larger, heterogenous further support findings of this study. also studied
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