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Read each item and decide whether the statement is true ( T) or false (F) as it pertains to you
personally.
It is best to go with your first judgment and not spend too long mulling over any one question.
Place the T or F mark in the space provided for. Use capital letters.
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THE MARLOWE-CROWNE SOCIAL DESIRABILITY SCALE
Douglas Crowne & David Marlowe
Name
Gender
Age
MAKE SURE YOU USE THE CAPITAL T for true, AND THE CAPITAL F for false. DO NOT USE
ANY OTHER MARKINGS. OTHERWISE, YOU MIGHT GET INVALID RESULTS.
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THE MARLOWE-CROWNE SOCIAL DESIRABILITY SCALE
Douglas Crowne and David Marlowe
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10/17/2008 22:52
YOU SCORED 0
If you scored in this range, you (a) answered most of the questions in a socially
undesirable direction, but (b) answered them in a way more honest and true to real
life than most people. For this reason, you probably are comfortable with the way
who you are. You probably do not feel discomfort when others view you as behaving
in a socially undesirable way. On the other hand, you may want to be seen by others
as a social rebel, someone who is different.
9 to 19 AVERAGE
If you scored in this range, you are scoring as two out of three people do when taking
the test. This score represents a combination of socially desirable and socially
undesirable responses. Hopefully, this combination represents a balance for you in
your day-to-day behavior.
Being seen as socially acceptable is very important to you. Perhaps, your score
indicates your need for approval from others. If this is the case, you probably are
seeking approval while presenting a distorted picture of what you're really like. You
may feel frequent social insecurity, or anxiety about doing what others expect.