Dimensionality of the Dyadic Adjustment Scale: Evidence from heterosexual and homosexual couples.

Lawrence A. Kurdek

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The study assessed the reliability and validity of the 4 subscores derived from the Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS, Spanier 1976) with samples of both partners from 538 married heterosexual couples and 197 cohabiting homosexual couples.

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