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RELATIONSHIP RATING FORM ADAPTATION AND VALIDATION FOR THE PORTUGUESE POPULATION
Author(s) -
José de Abreu-Afonso,
Isabel Leal
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
psicologia saúde and doenças
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2182-8407
pISSN - 1645-0086
DOI - 10.15309/17psd180320
Subject(s) - adaptation (eye) , portuguese , population , statistics , psychology , medicine , mathematics , environmental health , linguistics , neuroscience , philosophy
This article consists on the validation of the Relationship Rating Form -RRF (Davis, 1996) an instrument that measures friendship, romantic relationships and love for the Portuguese population. The concept of love used on this research is developed from the empirical and conceptual body of descriptive psychology. The construction of the scale is based on a prototypical or ideal case, which includes the relevant features that a real case of love should reveal. The results of the factor analysis by the KMO method, using oblimin rotation, produced a meaningful solution of seven factors (but not quite coincident to those Rua Jardim do Tabaco, no34, 1149-041 Lisboa, Portugal. Telf.: +351 218811700. e-mail: jaa@ispa.pt J. A. Afonso & I. Leal Por razões de uniformização da revista o presente artigo foi adaptado às regras do Novo Acordo Ortográfico, apesar de esta não ser a grafia usada pelos autores. www.sp-ps.pt 881 that Davis and his colleagues obtained in the US in the middle 90’s): 1-Success/Global Satisfaction; 2Love disillusion; 3-Care for Partner’s Well-being; 4-Commitment; 5Fascination 6-Knowledge; 7-Coercion. Factor 1 includes the following sub-scales: Respect/Esteem; Mutual Confiding/Intimacy; Sexual Desire; Satisfaction; Maintenance; Acceptance. Factor 2 includes the subscales of Distrust/Disappointment; Disrespect/Disloyalty; Tension/Ambivalence. Factor 3 includes Assistance, Championing and Give the Utmost sub-scales. In factor 4 we contemplate the Enjoyment; Trust/Confiding; Exclusiveness and Projecting in the Future sub-scales. The reliability of the factors was tested through the use of Cronbach Alpha.

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