Table Presentation of Participant Scores

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Personal Constructs and Self-Discrepancy Scores

Participant Code #: (ParticipantCode from data)              Date
Completed: (TakenonDate from data)

Real Self (the self as one sees oneself in one’s own eyes):

              Characteristic / Opposite Characteristic

              REAL1 / OP_REAL1

              REAL2 / OP_REAL2

              REAL3 / OP_REAL3

              REAL4 / OP_REAL4

              REAL5 / OP_REAL5

              REAL6 / OP_REAL6

Ideal Self (the self as one would like to be in one’s own eyes)

              Characteristic / Opposite Characteristic

              IDEAL1 / OP_IDEAL1

              IDEAL2 / OP_IDEAL2

              IDEAL3 / OP_IDEAL3

              IDEAL4 / OP_IDEAL4

              IDEAL5 / OP_IDEAL5

              IDEAL6 / OP_IDEAL6

Ought Self (the self as one believes others think one ought or should be)

              Characteristic / Opposite Characteristic

              OUGHT1 / OP_OUGHT1

              OUGHT2 / OP_OUGHT2

              OUGHT3 / OP_OUGHT3

              OUGHT4 / OP_OUGHT4

              OUGHT5 / OP_OUGHT5

              OUGHT6 / OP_OUGHT6

Self-Discrepancy Scores

              PCRI = (PCRI score)

              PCRO = (PCRO score)

The Personal Construct Real-Ideal Discrepancy score (PCRI) is the mean of
the differences between the person’s ratings of how often the real self and
ideal self characteristics and opposite characteristics are true of the
real self and the person’s ratings of how often the real self and ideal
self characteristics and opposite characteristics are true of the ideal
self. A high PCRI indicates that the person believes he or she does not
often enough have the ideal characteristics and too often has the opposite
characteristics.

The Personal Construct Real-Ought Discrepancy score (PCRO) is the mean of
the differences between the person’s ratings of how often the real self and
ought self characteristics and opposite characteristics are true of the
real self and the person’s ratings of how often the real self and ought
self characteristics and opposite characteristics are true of the ought
self. A high PCRO indicates that the person believes that he or she does
not often enough have the characteristics others expect and too often has
the opposite characteristics.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by warner.j...@gmail.com on 12 Aug 2009 at 12:45

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The score on each questionnaire should be available from within the 
administrative
interface.

Please set up the interface so that each researcher can access the data only 
from the
questionnaires he/she has had completed by research participants. No researcher
should be able to access another researcher's data. Each researcher should be 
asked
to set up his/her own password.

Original comment by warner.j...@gmail.com on 17 Aug 2009 at 8:44

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i have completed the layout for the table as well as integrating it into the 
UI. to
get there:

1. select the survey from the list of surveys
2. browse responses for the survey
3. Display responses
4. Select a response
5. select show summary option ( i used the pie chart image) 

Original comment by macej...@gmail.com on 30 Aug 2009 at 10:24

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Original comment by macej...@gmail.com on 30 Aug 2009 at 10:28

• Changed state: Fixed