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emotions
A seven-item, seven-point semantic differential scale used in measuring a person's tendency to rely more on the functions associated with one brain hemisphere than on those associated with the other. The construct was referred to by Hirschman (1986) as cognitive function asymmetry.
This is a two-item, seven-point semantic differential rating scale that measures the degree to which a consumer indicates that a purchase decision for a particular product is influenced more by his/her cognitive thinking rather than feelings.
A 34-item scale is used to measure a person's expressed tendency to experience three dimensions of psychological hostility: assault, irritability, and verbal hostility.
