The conscientious cartographers: A fable inspired by Stricker, Messick, and Jackson

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The conscientious cartographers: A fable inspired by Stricker, Messick, and Jackson

Willis, Richard H

Journal of personality and social psychology, 11/1970, Volume: 16, Issue: 3

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Presents a mythical illustration to demonstrate the necessity for distinguishing between Cartesian coordinates and test (or score) vectors, with special reference to an interpretation given by L. J. Stricker, S. Messick, and D. N. Jackson (see PA, Vol. 45:Issue 3) to R. H. Willis' diamond model of conformity and nonconformity. A reply by Stricker, Messick, and Jackson follows.

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