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The Tennessee Self-Concept Scale is a self report personality measure of self concept across the age range of 7-90.

It was developed by William F. Fitts and W.L. Warren

FormsEdit

There is an adult and a child form, as well as a 20 item short form.

AdministrationEdit

The forms can be administered to a group or to individuals within the 10-20 minute time frame

NormsEdit

The scale has been standardized on a US sample of more than 3,000 people across the age range.