The Relationship of Marital Adjustment to Personality: A Factor Analysis of the Interpersonal Check List  

Oleh:

Glaudin, Vincent ; Murstein, Bernard I.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Marriage and the Family vol. 28 no. 01 (Feb. 1966), page 37-43.
Topik: Relationship; Marital Adjustment; Personality; Analysis; Interpersonal Check List; Marriage Counseling; Marriage Couple
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Twenty-six couples initiating marriage counseling dnd 24 couples from clubs completed the Interpersonal Check List (ICL) under six different "sets" which revealed perceptions of Self, Ideal Self, Spouse, Ideal Spouse, Mother, and Father. The experimental-control dichotomy provided a "marker" variable of Marital Adjustment (MA). The data were factor analyzed separately for men and women. ICL Factors extracted for men were not related to MA. Unhappy husbands did describe their Ideal Spouse paradoxically, however, as Competitive-Narcissistic. Women produced three factors which had moderate loadings for MA: Spouse-Dominant, Spouse-Good, and Ideals and Self RNot Rebellious-Distrustful.

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