Assessment of Interpersonal Relations: A Test Review

Stephanie L. Brooke

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The Assessment of Interpersonal Relations (AIR) developed by Bracken (1993a) is designed to identify relationship difficulties with parents, peers, and teaching for children ages 9 to 19. Standardized scores can be used in the following areas: Mother, Father, Male Peers, Female Peers, and Teachers. This review provides an overall evaluation of AIR based on reliability and validity information provided by the test author.

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