順序性のある特徴集合としての価値志向性尺度 : 一次元的階層性の集合論的解釈

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Item response theory was applied to Value-Intention Scale which we had been developing onthe basis of Spranger's (1966) theory of six types of values (theoretical, economic, aesthetic, religious, social and political). In each of the six subscales corresponding to the six values, we could find a triad of items whose characteristic curves were steep and parallel owing to difference of difficulty level. We descrived such triads as unidimensional hierarchical. When a triad is unidimensional hierarchical, a member showing higher difficulty level is supposed to contain content which is harder to perform. To clarify the content which had determined the difficulty level of each item of the triads, we examined the individual subjects'explanations for the responses to the triads. The qualitative analysis exhibited that each triad could be represented by lineary ordered sets of features, and the items showing higher difficulty level were nested by the items showing lower difficulty level. These nested structures suggest developmental processes of six types of value-intention.
東京大学の論文
1997-12-12