Cons N C, Jenny J, Kohout F J, Freer T J, Eismann D
Int Dent J. 1983 Jun;33(2):200-6.
An instrument developed by Jenny et al. (1980) for rating the public's perceptions of the social acceptability of a wide variety of occlusal configurations was administered to children and adults in Australia, the German Democratic Republic and the United States of America and also to US orthodontists. Mean scores for the 7 groups of subjects from the 3 countries were arranged in rank order from the least socially acceptable to the most socially acceptable and compared. The results indicate that use of the social acceptability scale of occlusal conditions (SASOC) is a highly reliable method for scoring and rank-ordering the aesthetic acceptability of occlusal morphologies. Spearman rank-order correlation coefficients between the ranking of SASOC stimuli by all 7 groups of subjects from the 3 countries ranged from 0.85 to 0.97. The probability of such correlations occurring by chance is less than 1 in 10000 (P less than 0.0001). SASOC proved capable of rank-ordering a wide range of occlusal morphologies for aesthetics with excellent consistency along the entire spectrum from the least acceptable to the most socially acceptable in all 3 countries. The data indicate that norms for socially acceptable dental appearance are essentially the same in Australia, the German Democratic Republic and the United States of America.
珍妮等人（1980年）开发了一种工具，用于评估公众对各种咬合形态社会可接受性的看法，并将其应用于澳大利亚、德意志民主共和国和美利坚合众国的儿童及成人，以及美国的正畸医生。来自这三个国家的7组受试者的平均得分按照社会可接受程度从低到高进行排序并比较。结果表明，使用咬合状况社会可接受性量表（SASOC）是一种高度可靠的方法，用于对咬合形态的美学可接受性进行评分和排序。来自这三个国家的所有7组受试者对SASOC刺激的排序之间的斯皮尔曼等级相关系数在0.85至0.97之间。这种相关性偶然发生的概率小于万分之一（P<0.0001）。在所有三个国家，SASOC都能够对广泛的咬合形态进行美学排序，并且在从最不可接受到最社会可接受的整个范围内具有出色的一致性。数据表明，在澳大利亚、德意志民主共和国和美利坚合众国，社会可接受的牙齿外观标准基本相同。
