BSRI is considered a sound research tool on gender traits. It dates from 1971 and is still held in high regard. But I can't find any results published over the years. It would be helpful in my research regarding individuation - in this case individuals evolving toward a greater masculine-feminine balance.
Do you mean results in a study using this tool? Or results that test the measure/tool for its validity, reliability, and other analysis to show that it is a sound research tool?
There is a volume that comes out every year with the title, The Mental Measurements Yearbook , which reviews test and measurements. Those reviews are very structured analysis that "test" the test and include other statistics on each tool.
Here is a website and it includes the: Bem Sex-Role Inventory, 9th MMY. Your uiversity library probably has these volumes.
http://buros.org/tests-reviewed-mental-measurements-yearbook-series#B
I hope this helps.
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