A Measure of Interpersonal Orientation: The Linking People Scale

A Measure of Interpersonal Orientation: The Linking People Scale

A 15-item Likert scale, the Liking People Scale, was developed to measure that aspect of interpersonal orientation. Liking people is conceived as a personality construct which serves a mediational function in social interaction. Three cumulative studies are reported. The samples include college stud...

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