Male and Female Anglican Clergy: Gender Reversal on the 16PF5?

Cattell's newly revised personality questionnaire (16PF5) was administered to a random group of 900 Church of England parochial clergy in October 1993. The study replicated a previous study using the old version of the 16PF with a population of conference-going Anglican clergy. A number of Catt...

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Main Author: Musson, David J. (Author)
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Published: Sage Publications 2001
In: Review of religious research
Year: 2001, Volume: 43, Issue: 2, Pages: 175-183
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