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Validation of the Arabic Version of the Group Personality Projective Test among university students in Bahrain.

Using confirmatory factor analytic techniques on data generated from 200 students enrolled at the University of Bahrain, we obtained some construct validity and reliability data for the Arabic Version of the 1961 Group Personality Projective Test by Cassel and Khan. In contrast to the 5-factor model proposed for the Group Personality Projective Test, a 6-factor solution appeared justified for the Arabic Version of this test, suggesting some variance between the cultural groups in the United States and in Bahrain.[1]

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  1. Validation of the Arabic Version of the Group Personality Projective Test among university students in Bahrain. Al-Musawi, N.M. Psychological reports. (2003) [Pubmed]
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