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Trait Aspects of Vanity: Statswork

Vanity: Trait aspects of Vanity (Netemeyer, Burton and Lichtenstein 1995)

The scale of Vanity: Trait aspects of Vanity developed by Netemeyer, Burton and Lichtenstein (1995) is a multidimensional measure using a 7-point Likert scale items ranging from 1 Strongly Disagree to 7 Strongly Agree. The four components are:

  • Concern for Physical Appearance Items
  • View of Physical Appearance Items
  • View of Achievement Items
  • Concern for Achievement Items

All four components contain items specific to assessing the relationships between the vanity scales and numerous consumer-related attitudes and behaviors.

The authors state:

"This scale was applied to view four trait aspects include an excessive concern for physical appearance, a positive (and perhaps inflated) view of one's physical appearance, an excessive concern for personal achievements, and a positive (and perhaps inflated) view of one's personal achievements. Dimensions include narcissism, use of cosmetics, materialism, grandiosity, the List of Values (i.e., LOV), status concern, clothing concern, dieting behaviour, and others’.

Authors

Richard G. Netemeyer, Scot Burton and Donald R. Lichtenstein

Reliability and Validity

Internal consistency of first four samples: 0.80 to 0.92 Last three samples: 0.77 to 0.92

Obtaining the Vanity scale

University of Chicago

The author states the following, in reference to using the CATH: Researchers may utilise the scale of Vanity: Trait aspects of Vanity (Netemeyer, Burton and Lichtenstein 1995) in any proper published source. I ask only that the reference for these measures be reported in any published document and that the researchers send me basic psychometric data (e.g., means, standard deviations, alphas, correlations with other measures) for the measure based on their sample.

Administration, Analysis and Reporting

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