Measuring Ego Development

Ego development

Jane Loevinger, Ruth Wessler, Carolyn Redmore

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Ego Development

Conceptions and Theories

Jane Loevinger, Augusto Blasi

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Ego Development

Jane Loevinger

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Scientific Ways in the Study of Ego Development

Jane Loevinger

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Ego Development

Conceptions and Theories

Jane Loevinger

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Measuring Ego Development

Construction and Use of a Sentence Completion Test

Jane Loevinger

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Measuring Development

The Role and Adequacy of Development Indicators

Nancy Baster

First Published in 1972. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Measuring Development

The Role and Adequacy of Development Indicators

Nancy Baster

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Measuring Development: the Role and Adequacy of Development Indicators

Nancy Baster

First published in 1972. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Measuring Development

An Inequality Dominance Approach

Asis Kumar Banerjee

This book discusses how to measure the level of development of an economy, particularly, the task of ranking economies in terms of their development. In this context, development is defined as an increase in people’s level of wellbeing. The book emphasises that wellbeing is a multidimensional concept, and that it is important to ask how equitably the fruits of development are distributed, and as such it focuses on multidimensional, inequality-sensitive development ranking. Rather than using various specific development indices, which would lead to different development rankings for a country, the book proposes a dominance approach, which formulates conditions under which two economies can be ranked unambiguously, making it valid for all reasonable development indices. With the help of illustrative examples using real-world data, it demonstrates that such unambiguous rankings are possible, and that the proposed approach can be used to complement traditional approaches. An invaluable resource for researchers working in the field of development, the book will also appeal to practitioners engaged in measuring development. An excerpt from the book's Foreword:"[This book] is a comprehensive and valuable contribution to the literature on the measurement of inequality and the use of such measurement in the assessment of social welfare. I believe that it will be of much interest to researchers working on measures of inequality and social welfare as well as advanced graduate students who are looking for a solid introduction to this important area of normative economics." - Prof. Prasanta K. Pattanaik, University of California, Riverside, California, U.S.A.

Measuring Development: the Role and Adequacy of Development Indicators

Nancy Baster

First published in 1972. This issue is concerned with development (and development indicators) in a particular period of time and in a particular historical context—namely in the context of the changes that are taking place in the less-developed or low-income countries of the third world in the period since World War II.

Measuring Development?

A Statistical Critique of the UNDP's Human Development Index

Mark McGillivray, Howard White

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