Anomy Scale

McClosky & Schaar (1965)

Anatomy

Fig. Anomy Scale → its items → the construct(s) they measure. Click a construct to follow it.

Measures this construct

Anomy (unresolved)
Normlessness

Items

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Reliability & validity

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Items measuring this instrument

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everything changes so quickly these days that i often have trouble deciding which are the right rules to follow

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i often feel awkward and out of place

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i often feel that many things our parents stood for are just going to ruin before our very eyes

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it seems to me that other people find it easier to decide what is right than i do

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people were better off in the old days when everyone knew just how he was expected to act

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the trouble with the world today is that most people really dont believe in anything

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what is lacking in the world today is the old kind of friendship that lasted for a lifetime

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with everything in such a state of disorder its hard for a person to know where he stands from one day to the next

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with everything so uncertain these days it almost seems as though anything could happen

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