COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY of The CPI
COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY of The CPI
COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY of The CPI
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Acknowledgments and Introduction
This bibliography represents more than 50 years of scholarly work contributed by
researchers from around the world and compiled during this time by Harrison G. Gough,
author of the California Psychological Inventory (CPI) assessment. Wallace B. Hall,
Pamela Bradley, and Robert Most merit recognition for their important efforts in identifying
many of the references herein cited. Acknowledgement for the substantial work involved in
the physical preparation of this listing is extended to Brooke Linehan and Rich Thompson
of CPP, Inc. Finally, credit for leadership, management, and editing of the bibliography
belongs to Judy Chartrand, David Donnay, and Kate Molitor.
The bibliography was developed for use by psychologists, counselors, and human
resources professionals who seek a comprehensive listing of research supporting the
construction and use of the CPI assessment. Interested readers will find reports on a wide
variety of topics, including academic achievement in high school, college, and graduate
programs, economic status, creativity, criminality, gender socialization, military performance,
moral development, social and political attitudes, prejudice, personal adjustment, self-esteem,
lifespan personality development, adolescent and adult health, heritability, marital and family
relationships, migration, lifestyles, stress management, substance abuse and addiction,
therapeutic responsiveness, career choice and development, cross-cultural personality
assessment, employee retention, job performance, leadership and managerial potential,
managerial teams, intelligence and personality, dropout in high school and college, faking
and response invalidity, high-aptitude students, and social insight, among others.