A comparison of the revised Allport-Vernon Scale of Values (1951) and the Kuder Preference Record (Personal)

Abstract

The two tests were administered to 90 male adults. The scores on the Kuder were correlated with the scores on the Allport-Vernon. The results are interpreted as pointing up the dangers of using similarly defined traits measured by different instruments, since the highest correlation obtained was r = .47 between Kuder theoretical and Allport-Vernon aesthetic. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)