I looked at what you sent, but that was not what I asked you to work on.

I looked at what you sent, but that was not what I asked you to work on. Note that on Wednesday, I indicated that we had all of the information we needed about the social support scale. Consider that for all of the instruments we will be using, we need to present exactly the same information: a) original authors of the scale, b) what is it that the scale actually measures or it is intended to measure, c) how many items the scale has, d) what type of responses it uses (e.g. 5-point Likert scale), e) possible responses (e.g. strongly agree to strongly disagree), e) how full-scale score are computed and what is the minimum and maximum scores possible, f) what a minimum versus maximum scores mean, and g) internal validity (Cronbach’s alpha).