The seven Barber Scales of Self-Regard were constructed to allow parents to rate their own children. The question dealt with in this study is whether the scales assess similarly in all parts of the country. A table displays the number of mothers, each of whom rated a child on all seven scales, and the zip code area from which the mothers originated. Frequencies are also expressed in percentages of the total sample. The findings of this study lend strong support to the contention that geographical location does not affect ratings on the seven Barber Scales of Self-Regard for Preschool Children. The implication is that the scales work all across the United States. (RC)