VALIDATION THE MEASURE OF “THE SELF-IMPORTANCE OF MORAL IDENTITY” ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

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AZIMPOUR A.R.; NAISI A.K.; SHAHNI YAELAGH M.; ARSHADI N.; BESHLIDEH K.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY & INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Year:2014 | Volume:3 | Issue:4 Page(s): 19-38

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VALIDATION THE MEASURE OF “THE SELF-IMPORTANCE OF MORAL IDENTITY” ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

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THE SELF-IMPORTANCE OF MORAL IDENTITY SCALEQ2

EMPATHYQ2

RELIGIOSITYQ2

SOCIAL DESIRABILITYQ2

Abstract

Moral identity is a self- concept about moral values and “The Self-importance of Moral Identity” (Aquino, Reed, 2002) is a scale to measure this construct in its two dimensions, namely; internalization and symbolization. In this research, as the first step, translation validity and face validity of the measure were discussed and modified. As the second step, using cluster sampling, 180 undergraduate students from “Ahvaz university of Shahid Chamran” were selected and asked to complete the measure, two additional item and measures for EMPATHY, RELIGIOSITY and SOCIAL DESIRABILITY. Moreover a sample of 32 students were selected for test re test. Results of confirmatory factor analysis confirm the measurement model. Also significant relationship to additional items confirms criterion validity, and significant relationship to EMPATHY and RELIGIOSITY confirm convergent validity. Reliability of this measure, also investigated and confirmed by internal consistency (internalization: 0.776, symbolization: 0.776) and test re test (internalization: 0.505, symbolization: 0.364). Albeit because of significant relationship to SOCIAL DESIRABILITY, divergent validity of this measure didn’t confirmed. So, consideration the relationship between the measure and SOCIAL DESIRABILITY, there be suggested that, beside using the measure, a measure of SOCIAL DESIRABILITY will be used in order to statistical control.

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Factor Structure and Internal Consistency of a Moral Identity Scale

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AZIMPOUR, A.R., NAISI, A.K., SHAHNI YAELAGH, M., ARSHADI, N., & BESHLIDEH, K.. (2014). VALIDATION THE MEASURE OF “THE SELF-IMPORTANCE OF MORAL IDENTITY” ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY & INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES, 3(4), 19-38. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/249726/en

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AZIMPOUR A.R., NAISI A.K., SHAHNI YAELAGH M., ARSHADI N., BESHLIDEH K.. VALIDATION THE MEASURE OF “THE SELF-IMPORTANCE OF MORAL IDENTITY” ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY & INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES[Internet]. 2014;3(4):19-38. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/249726/en

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A.R. AZIMPOUR, A.K. NAISI, M. SHAHNI YAELAGH, N. ARSHADI, and K. BESHLIDEH, “VALIDATION THE MEASURE OF “THE SELF-IMPORTANCE OF MORAL IDENTITY” ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS,” JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY & INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES, vol. 3, no. 4, pp. 19–38, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/249726/en

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