Analysis

The Yang’s Alienation Scale is a measurement tool used to assess the levels of alienation experienced by individuals. Alienation refers to the feeling of detachment or estrangement from others, oneself, or society in general.

Purpose

The purpose of Yang’s Alienation Scale is to evaluate and measure the levels of alienation that individuals feel in various aspects of their lives, such as in the workplace, interpersonal relationships, and society. The scale is often used in psychological research to understand the factors contributing to alienation and its impact on mental health.

Scoring

The analysis of the scale’s results includes comparing participants’ responses based on variables such as age, gender, social class, and occupation.

Statistical Analysis

Statistical analysis of the Alienation Scale involves techniques such as factor analysis to identify the dimensions of alienation, and reliability analysis to assess the internal consistency of the scale. Relationships between alienation and other psychological or social factors are also examined.

References

Yang, B. (2003). The Measurement of Alienation: A Scale for Use with American College Students. Educational and Psychological Measurement, 63(1), 171–180.