Consensual and behavioral validity of a measure of adaptive individual differences dimensions in human motivation

Data from three sources—an initial self sample ( N  = 108) and a friend sample ( N  = 103) and relative sample ( N  = 103) recruited by self sample participants—were used to test the consensual and behavioral validity of new individual differences measures of 15 dimensions of motivation represented...

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