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No one relishes the work required to revalidate a scale; but the original Sexual Attitudes Scale has been widely used, as we detailed in the introduction, and we felt it should be revalidated. It has been noted above that the tendency of the most recent scholarship is to revalidate the views of 19th-century historians, who were nearer the events and yet to be affected by the Black Power romanticism of the 1960s. Every three years, Indiana repeats the sampling process to revalidate the taxability percentage. |
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