#528 I'm studying Bern's BSRI scale of measuring sex

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I'm studying Bern's BSRI scale of measuring sex-role behavior. Her scale runs against the possibility of error cross-culturally. Is there a way that her scale could be made more valid and reliable in terms of cross-culture sex-role behavior?

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one would have to create a scale of the same magnitude that is meant for only one other culture, and then do that for all the other cultures in the world, then match them together to see I have the same magnitudes, then one could accurately create a scale that can measure cross-culturally.

But, if you are referring to interracial couples, then you would have to make a scale for all of the different configurations of races and cultures, and then match them up to the first scale to see if there are any similarities