Title

Criterion-Related Validity Of Self-Report Measures Of Female Heterosocial Functioning

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Keywords

Psychology; Clinical

Abstract

Common measures of female heterosocial functioning, the Survey of Heterosocial Interactions for Females (SHI-F) and dating frequency questions, were validated against the criterion of “male liking,” i. e., how well men like a woman. The SHI-F was unrelated to the criterion and to the other measures of heterosocial activity. The dating frequency and satisfaction questions were moderately related to the criterion. It was concluded the self-reported ability to initiate contact with men (as measured by the SHI-F) may not be related to female heterosocial functioning. Self-reported dating frequency and satisfaction appear to be a valid measure of female heterosocial functioning.

Journal Title

Journal of Chromatography

Volume

10

Issue/Number

1

Publication Date

1-1-1988

Document Type

Article

Language

English

First Page

1

Last Page

7

WOS Identifier

WOS:A1988N518700001

ISSN

0882-2689

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