The Effect of Self-Interest on Scores Made on the Allport Test for Measuring Ascendance-Submission

In any group of subjects to whom the Allport Test for Measuring Ascendance-Submission has been given there are frequently found individuals whose personality types seem to be in sharp contrast with the types indicated by the scores made on the Allport Test. Such discrepancies between estimates and scores seem to indicate a possible divergence between the possession of certain personality traits and acquaintance with the social implications of these traits. The question arises, To what extent, if at all, are scores on