I have been exploring Perry’s epistemological stages of development into adulthood. The Learning Context Questionnaire (LCQ) by Griffith and Chapman (1982) seems to be the most common quantitative measure. Unfortunately I have not been able to locate a copy. Do you have a copy you could share? Are there other existing measures of Perry stages or other measures of how individuals understand truth/knowledge? Thank you for your help. ~ Kevin
Hello Prof,
I think this group of researchers used it:
Cortright, R. N., Lujan, H. L., Cox, J. H., Cortright, M. A., Langworthy, B. M., Petta, L. M., ... & DiCarlo, S. E. (2015). Intellectual development is positively related to intrinsic motivation and course grades for female but not male students. Advances in physiology education, 39(3), 181-186.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281542123
You could try asking the authors who are on ResearchGate.
Prof Dicarlo is the author with whom to correspond (see bottom of 1st page of paper), hoping that the email is still current:
e-mail: [email protected]
Very best wishes,
Mary
I believe LCQ co-developer John Griffith now lives in or around Greenville, SC or Charlotte NC. His profile is on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-griffith-870b6545/. I corresponded with him several years back and he provided me with copies of the questionnaire. Hope this helps!
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