The structure of attitudes to doomsday issues
Principal components analysis followed by a Varimax rotation was employed to investigate the structure of 24 belief statements representing responses to the threats posed by overpopulation, pollution and nuclear weapons. These items were administered to 170 second year Psychology students together w...
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