Individual response spread in self-report scales: personality correlations and consequences
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Ian J. Deary | J. Barry Dent | Elizabeth J. Austin | Murray J. McGregor | I. Deary | E. Austin | J. Dent | M. McGregor | G. Gibson | Gavin J. Gibson | G. J. Gibson
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