title: Further exploration of the Vedic Personality Inventory: validity, reliability and generalizability.
abstract: The purpose of this study was to explore the validity, reliability, and generalizability of the Vedic Personality Inventory which consists of constructs derived from the Vedic literature of India. There were 57 participants (20 men, 37 women). The mean age was 44.3 yr. (SD= 15.1). The sample was predominantly older, well-educated women who volunteered to participate as respondees to invitations to participate posted in supermarkets, churches, colleges, and on the internet. Analysis yielded statistically significant correlations for scores on the Vedic Personality Inventory and on the Daily Spiritual Experiences Scale and the Brief Symptom Inventory, each of which measures domains of interest addressed by the first inventory.
authors: Loyola College, Maryland, USA. harvstempel@sbcglobal.net
authors: Harvey S
authors: HS
authors: Stempel
authors: Sharon E
authors: SE
authors: Cheston
authors: Joanne M
authors: JM
authors: Greer
authors: C Kevin
authors: CK
authors: Gillespie