A self administered
adjective check list consisting of 39 adjectives for type A personality and 26 adjectives for type B personality was used17.
The tool for the study was 20 items of the Urdu version of
Adjective Check List used by Haque (1982).
Lastly the
Adjective Check List (ACL; Gough & Heilbrun, 1965) was administered, in which participants were asked to describe the indicated leader using adjectives from the checklist.
A survey method was used for the study and the data were collected by Web Based Education Attitudes Scale and The
Adjective Check List (ACL).
In the present study an adapted version of
Adjective check list (Parveen, 1999), consisting of 128 items, originally developed by Gough and Heilbrun (1980) was used as an instrument to collect data from the respondents to evaluate their perception in terms of various psychic needs.
The Personality
Adjective Check List (PACL) was developed and validated by Strack (1987) as an instrument of measurement in adults, containing nine scales to cover the eight basic personality types, plus one scale representative of the three severe personality types established by Millon (1981).
Fifty teachers and 150 students at Sindh University campus described self and each other on five functional ego states via
Adjective Check List. Results showed that both teachers and students perceived 'students' higher on Child ego state.
The personality assessors recorded their impressions of the assessees following each standard assessment procedure and then, following the three-day assessment programme, they independently recorded their overall formulations of the personalities of the assessees by means of character sketches, trait rankings, an
Adjective Check List (ACL) (Gough & Heilbrun, 1983) and the California Q set (Block, 1978).
In this study, the dependent variables, Assertiveness and Frustration, were assessed through student self-appraisals reported on the Gough (1952)
Adjective Check List (ACL), a personality instrument composed of three hundred adjectives.
At this time, students were also asked to complete the
Adjective Check List (ACL; Gough & Heilbrun, 1983) by indicating which of 300 adjectives were descriptive of themselves.
The Personality
Adjective Check List (PACL; Strack, 1987) is comprised of a 105-item adjective checklist that measures personality traits reflective of DSM-III-R classifications.
Mood was measured with an adaptation of the Mood
Adjective Check List (MACL; Nowlis, 1970).