FIRO-B Technical Guide
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Author
Contributions
- Schnell, Eugene R. - Contributor
Publication
2000 - Consulting Psychologists Press, Mountain View, California, USA, California
Language
English
Word Count
17,750 words, Guess
Page Count
71 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number2001281887
- OCLC Control Number47125650
- Open LibraryOL3972339M
Classifications
- DDC158.2/028/7
- LCCBF698.8.F53 H36 2000
Description
Provides technical background on the construction and use of the FIRO-B™ instrument The FIRO-B™ *Technical Guide* provides the FIRO-B™ user with current information on the theory, construction, interpretation, research, statistical underpinnings, and uses of this widely used instrument. This publication contains chapters covering: - Theory of interpersonal needs - Administration and scoring - Interpretation and feedback - Development - Normative information - Reliability - Validity - Applications Notes are provided detailing results of a recent national sample, plus extensive norms collected on using the FIRO-B™ instrument with managerial samples. Also provided are correlations of the FIRO-B™ scales with other instruments including the MBTI®, CPI™, and ACL inventories. The FIRO-B™ *Technical Guide* extends and replaces the FIRO™ information contained in the FIRO™ *Awareness Scales Manual*. Description from publisher at https://web.archive.org/web/20020507041045/http://www.cpp.com/detail/detailitem.asp?ic=2225
First Sentence
The Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation-Behavior (FIRO-B") instrument is a short but powerful self-report tool designed to measure behavior that derives from interpersonal needs.
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