+Activism Orientation Scale

Corning & Myers (2002)

Topic: Fairness, Equity, & Political Beliefs

Instructions: 

Please respond to the following questions by selecting how likely it is that you will engage in each of the following activities in the future.

Response Options:  

  1. Extremely unlikely
  2. Unlikely
  3. Likely
  4. Extremely likely

Items:

  1. Give a lecture or talk about a social or political issue
  2. Go out of your way to collect information on a social or political issue
  3. Present facts to contest another person’s social or political statement
  4. Confront jokes, statements, or innuendos that opposed a particular group’s cause
  5. Distribute information representing a particular social or political group’s cause
  6. Attend a talk on a particular group’s social or political concerns
  7. Try to change a friend's or acquaintance's mind about a social or political issue
  8. Try to change a relative's mind about a social or political issue
  9. Participate in discussion groups designed to discuss issues or solutions of a particular social or political group

Citation:

Corning, A. F., & Myers, D. J. (2013). Activism orientation scale (AOS)Measurement instrument database for the social science. Retrieved from www.midss.ie Links to an external site.

Link to PDF:

https://www.midss.org/sites/default/files/aoslettertousers.pdf Links to an external site.

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