Study Cha (2003): study KR 1998
- Public:
- College students, Korea, 199?
- Sample:
- Respondents:
- N = 350
- Non Response:
- Assessment:
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Questionnaire: paper
Questionnaire completed in class
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Collective self-esteem
- Our Classification
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- Error Estimates
- alpha=.85
- Operationalization
- Ss were asked to think of the ascribed social categories to which they belong, such as sex, gender and religion. They then rated:
A How good they feel about these categories (private collective esteem)
B How good they think that others evaluate these categories (public collective self esteem)
C How worthy they feel as members of these categories (membership esteem)
D How important membership is to their selfesteem (importance to identity)
Ratings made on a 6-point Likert scale
Korean Collective Self-esteem Scale. (Kim 1994; Luhtanen & Croker 1992)