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Reliability of the Dyadic Adjustment Scale.
Psychological Assessment, 1993This study examined the reliability of Spanier's (1976) Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS). Middle-aged men and women (N = 158) completed the DAS on 2 occasions separated by approximately 2 weeks. Separate alpha and stability coefficients were calculated for each of the 4 DAS subscales as well as the Total score. Coefficients alpha ranged from.
Michael P. Carey +3 more
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DYADIC ADJUSTMENT: AN ECOSYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
The American Journal of Family Therapy, 1997Abstract This study examined the relationship of background, individual, and family influences on dyadic adjustment, using an ecological perspective. Data from 102 married couples were used. Bivariate and multi-variate analyses were used to examine hypotheses.
Stephan M. Wilson +3 more
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Dyadic Adjustment and Depressive Symptoms
The Family Journal, 2012The present study examines adult attachment as a mediator, explaining the association between dyadic adjustment and depressive symptoms. Participants included 188 women and 35 men ( N = 223) with a mean age of 28.9 years ( SD = 9.95 years; range = 18–66 years). Results replicated previous research by demonstrating a significant association between poor
M. L. Parker +2 more
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A Confirmatory Analysis of the Dyadic Adjustment Scale
Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1982The dyadic adjustment scale is critically evaluated by reconsidering the factor structure of the scale and its subscales using a maximum likelihood, confirmatory factor-analysis procedure. A new sample is studied three years later from the same geographical area. High reliability was confirmed for the overall scale.
Graham B. Spanier, Linda Thompson
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Dyadic Adjustment Processes in Divorce Counseling
Journal of Counseling & Development, 1990This article reviews nine stage models of divorce adjustment, all but one of which define adjustment to divorce in terms of the individual experience. As an alternative to these models, the authors describe the Dyadic Divorce Adjustment Processes Model, which depicts the divorce process as a journey traveled by two persons, experiencing parallel, but ...
HAROLD HACKNEY, JANINE M. BERNARD
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Dyadic adjustment and sensation seeking compatibility
Personality and Individual Differences, 1991Abstract The purpose of the present study was to investigate individual differences in sensation seeking and dyadic adjustment. One hundred and two married and unmarried couples, of different ages, served as subjects. They were administered the Sensation Seeking Scale V and the Dyadic Adjustment Scale, which is designed to measure the quality of ...
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Dyadic Adjustment in Couples with Hypoactive Sexual Desire
Journal of Sex Education and Therapy, 1993Hypoactive sexual desire (HSD) is a complex sexual problem that has been related to many etiological factors. Marital distress has been frequently mentioned as an important factor related to HSD. The goal of the present study was to assess the dyadic adjustment of couples with and without HSD.
Gilles Trudel +2 more
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A Dyadic and Longitudinal Investigation of Adjustment in Couples Coping with Multiple Sclerosis
Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 2014Multiple sclerosis (MS) can affect adjustment at both the individual and couple level.This study examined differences and associations between MS patient and spouse adjustment, and whether one partner's adjustment predicts the other partner's adjustment over time.A total of 160 couples at Time 1 and 98 couples at Time 2 completed questionnaires.Mixed ...
Samios, Christina +2 more
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A Psychometric Evaluation of the Spanier Dyadic Adjustment Scale
Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1982ence to the similarity (101 vs., 108) between(he mean score originally obtained by Spanierand that of the present sample. (The limita¬tions of this aspect of the data analysis areobvious; but as an exploratory measure, thisprocedure was utilized.
C. F. Sharpley, D. G. Cross
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Intersubjectivity, empathy and dyadic adjustment
2016A romantic relationship can be considered as an attachment bond, characterized by symmetric roles and turnover of caregiver and care-taker functions. Intersubjectivity is central for couple's relational quality. This construct has been previously studied in mother-child and therapeutic relationships as a factor that develops trust between two ...
MUZIETTI, VALERIA +3 more
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