Dogmatism (D) Scale
“24. The worst crime a person could commit is to attack publicly the people who believe in the same thing he does.”
24 the worst crime a person could commit is to attack publicly the people who believe in the same thing he does
CITM_e29d4122b601 · 2 source instruments · 1 surface variant
Normalized stem
24 the worst crime a person could commit is to attack publicly the people who believe in the same thing he does
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Normative benchmark
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Surface variants
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- 24. The worst crime a person could commit is to attack publicly the people who believe in the same thing he does.
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The Dogmatism Scale (Form E)
“24. The worst crime a person could commit is to attack publicly the people who believe in the same thing he does.”
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