… with, a romantic partner. Thus, developing a reliable and valid measure of love experiences
is … One of the first love scales was developed by Rubin (1970), who differentiated liking from …

… to measure the intention of self-disclosure to romantic partners in the current study. The scale
… Romantic love was measured using the Love Scale established by Rubin (1970), which …

… romantic love, I recommend that we study the intrapersonal aspects of romantic love including
the intensity of love, … a component process model of romantic love, and that we distinguish …

… Instead of modeling associations using crude averages or sums of items from a given
measure, dyadic SEM allows users to take the threat of measurement error more seriously (cf. …

… , until the 1970s, power between romantic partners was largely … conceptualizing and measuring
power in romantic relationships. … This began to shift in the 1970s, as feminist scholars like …

… If true, this may point to another preventive measure used by the swinging population,
whereby established couples tend to avoid new and single partners, and communicate about risk …

… Seventh, because our secondary meta-analysis featured studies from the 1970s and ‘80s,
it is unclear whether perceptions of physical attractiveness or its effect on partner choice have …

Victimhood drives morality and politics. Morality evolved to protect from victimization, and
today morality still revolves around concerns about victimhood and harm. Unfortunately, …

… Most common in both the divorce and non-marital breakup literatures is to measure the
negative emotions and emotional coping strategies that characterize PDD. Some studies …

The paper spotlights bilingual intermarriage by accentuating germane sociolinguistic studies
to date in a comprehensive overview. The fact that couples have been largely marginalized …