Sentence Completions

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Description The Sentence Completions test (1961), developed by Martin F. Fritz, is an attitude measure designed to assess personal attitudes through sentence completion. It consists of 120 incomplete sentences and a final open-ended question asking respondents to list three changes they would like to make in themselves. This historic measure is included through collaboration with the University of Akron, Archives of the History of American Psychology.
Author Martin F. Fritz
Affiliation Iowa State University Student Counseling Service
Purpose To measure attitudes.
Construct Attitudes
Instrument Type Projective Measure
Reliability No reliability indicated.
Validity No validity indicated.
Factor Analysis No factor analysis indicated.
Test Methodology Test Development
Test Items 120 incomplete sentences plus one open-ended question.
Classification 5300 Attitudes, Interests, Values, and Expectancies
Population Group Human
Population Details College Students
Keywords Attitude Measurement
Index Terms Attitude Measures; College Students; History of Psychology; Sentence Completion Tests
Permissions May use for Research/Teaching
Reference Fritz, M. F. (1961). Sentence Completions. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1037/t16823-000.

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