Individual Differences in Average Affect Adjective Check List (AACL) Scores: Their Relation to Psychological and Physiological Variables

Abstract

Scores for 71 female Ss were obtained on the AACL on several occasions and analyzed for significant relations with personality and physiological measures.

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