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The study of values in screening for a religious order
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Conclusions:
With these reservations in mind, we may conclude tentatively: 1. The Allport-Vernon-Lindzey Study of Values is not useful for discriminating potential drop-outs among those who enter a religious order. 2. It is promising, however, as a tool for the counselor indirecting attention to those who may be called to the religious life or the priesthood.
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