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Hare Self-Esteem Scale (HSS) PURPOSE To measure self-esteem in school-age children. AUTHOR Bruce R. Hare. DESCRIPTION The HSS is a 30-item instrument that measures self-esteem of school age children 10 years old and above.
The Hare Self-Esteem Scale (Hare, 1976) was developed specifically to measure home, peer, and school self-esteem. The analysis by Shoemaker (1980) was to assess whether the Hare Self-Esteem Scale has substantial empirical support regarding area-specific self-esteem as a valid construct.
The HARE general and area-specific (school‚ peer‚ and home) self-esteem scale. Unpublished manuscript‚ Department of Sociology SUNY Stony Brook‚ Stony Brook‚ New York. Hare‚ B. R. (1980). Self-perception and academic achievement variations in a desegregated setting.
Hare Self-Esteem Scale. This 30-item scale examines self-esteem in relation to different environments whilst also providing a Total Self-Esteem score. Structure of the measure. Three subscales are included to examine self-esteem as it relates to environments in which children find themselves: Peer, School and Home. Construct validity
HARE SELF-ESTEEM SCALE Friends In the blank provided, please write the letter of the answer that best describes how you feel about the sentence. These sentences are designed to find out how...
The purpose of this study was to provide empirical support for area-specific self-esteem as a valid construct. Factor analysis of the Hare Self-Esteem Scale yielded three factors corresponding to home, peer, and school self-esteem. In addition, each of the area-specific subscales behaved as expected.
Abbreviated hare self-esteem scale: Internal consistency and factor analysis. Kelley, R Mark;Denny, George;Young, Michael American Journal of Health Studies; 1997; 13, 4; ProQuest pg. 180...
