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Factors of Marital Adjustment in Locke's Marital Adjustment Test

Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1974
The short-form Locke Marital Adjustment Questionnaire was factor-analyzed to obtain distinct components of marital adjustment for husbands and wives. Principal axis factor analysis with varimax rotations of data for 149 wives and 157 husbands indicated that the instrument is an internally consistent measure of marital adjustment, and that this general ...
Douglas Kimmel, Ferdinand Van Der Veen
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Marital Adjustment

2014
Already by the 1970s marital adjustment was “probably the most frequently studied dependent variable in the field” (Spanier, 1976; p. 15). Also during the last thirty years family researchers and scholars have maintained a strong interest on marital adjustment, considering it primarily as an outcome (Shriner, 2009).
Iafrate, Raffaella, Bertoni, Anna Marta Maria, Donato, Silvia   +2 more
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Marital adjustment in major depression

Journal of Affective Disorders, 1985
The association between depression and marital adjustment is examined in 45 married inpatients with major depression as compared to 45 normal controls from the same community. The marriages of the depressed couples were significantly worse in all areas of functioning than were those of the normals.
K R, Merikangas, B A, Prusoff, D J, Kupfer, E, Frank   +3 more
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Sensation Seeking and Marital Adjustment

Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1989
Seventy-two married couples completed Zuckerman's Sensation Seeking Scale, Form V, and the Kimmel and VanderVeen modification of the Locke Marital Adjustment Questionnaire. Marital adjustment was not related to the difference between husbands' and wives' sensation-seeking scores, but a negative relationship was found between sensation seeking and ...
K J, Gibson, R E, Franken, G L, Rowland
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Marital Adjustment and Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1990
Fifty obsessive–compulsives were treated by behavioural therapy (self-exposure in vivo and response prevention) either with their partner directly involved in all aspects of treatment or without their partner. The two treatment formats were equally effective.
Emmelkamp, P.M.G., de Haan, E., Hoogduin, C.A.   +2 more
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Marital power, marital adjustment, and therapy outcome.

Journal of Family Psychology, 1996
This study examined the association of marital power type to (a) marital adjustment and (b) response to behavioral marital therapy. A behavioral measure was used to classify 53 distressed couples into egalitarian, husband-dominant, wife-dominant, or anarchic power patterns.
Bernadette Gray-Little, Donald H. Baucom, Sherry L. Hamby   +2 more
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Factors in Chinese Marital Process: Relationship to Marital Adjustment

Family Process, 1997
This research examined the applicability, in Taiwan Chinese groups, of western approaches to conceptualizing and assessing aspects of marital relations. Chinese translations of American measures of marital adjustment (the Marital Adjustment Test) and marital process (the California Inventory for Family Assessment, mea‐ suring respondents' perceptions ...
M A, Lewinsohn, P D, Werner
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Assertion and Marital Adjustment

Family Relations, 1980
Because it has been speculated that there is a relation between assertiveness and marital adjustment, and because there is scant empirical evidence to support the speculation, two studies were designed to examine the constructs. No relation was found between assertion and marital adjustment for the total group of 187 randomly selected married graduate ...
Robert A. Reath, Fred Piercy, Alan Hovestadt, Marvarene Oliver   +3 more
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Personality and Marital Adjustment

Psychological Reports, 1996
For 99 married couples, marital adjustment was related to elevated scores on extraversion and openness to experience on a measure of the five-factor personality model.
Stephanie Nemechek, Kenneth R. Olson
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Marital Adjustment and the Employed Wife

American Journal of Sociology, 1949
No significant difference between the marital adjustment of wives who are engaged in full-time employment and that of those who are engaged in full-time homemaking was found in this study. Nor was a difference found in the marital adjustment of the husbands of the two groups of wives.
H J, LOCKE, M, MACKEPRANG
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