A STUDY OF CONSISTENCY OF GROUP ASSESSMENTS IN A STUDENT GROUP
Keywords:
measurement methods, survey methodology, socio-psychological climate, student groups, personality traits, group personality assessments.Abstract
This article aims to analize possible means of the survey method for indirect measurement of the phenomena associated with the characteristics of the socio-psychological climate in student groups. The necessity of using the method of measuring the consistency of group personality and opinion assessments is substantiated as a thesis of this article.
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