Scaled Composites

l’individu se perçoit), le soi idéal (ce que l’individu aspire à être), le soi social (comment les autres le perçoivent selon l’individu lui-même), le soi apparent (comment les autres perçoivent réellement l’individu) et enfin le soi réel qui est un composite de tous ces concepts. Quant à Sirgy (1982), il propose de considérer également le soi ‘situationnel’ (situational self-image) qui correspond au « sens de soi que l’individu aimerait bien que les autres aient de lui dans un contexte spécifique

variable is the response to the Attitude Question. The dependent variable equals 1 if the respondent’s answer to the Attitude Question was “good idea” and 0 if the response was “bad idea.” To simplify the interpretation of the logit coefficients, I scaled all independent variables to the range [0,1]. The most important explanatory variables, from the perspective of Theorem 1, are those representing the interaction between Agrees, Knows, and cue’s content. So, for example, the variable Supports AK High

apparently a virtuoso at disguise.” “Yet people have seen him, talked to him. Your sources, the informants, this man in Zurich; none of them may come out in the open and testify, but surely you’ve interrogated them. You’ve got to have come up with a composite, with something.” “We’ve come up with a great deal,” replied Abbott, “but a consistent description isn’t part of it. For openers, Cain never lets himself be seen in daylight. He holds meetings at night, in dark rooms or alleyways. If he’s ever met