Factor structure within and across three family-assessment procedures.

Dawn M. Gondoli · Theodore Jacob

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Higher order factor structures within and across the Family Environment Scale (FES), the Family Assessment Measure (FAM), and Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scales III were examined. A sample of 138 families was obtained; separate analyses were conducted for mothers, facthers, and their adolescent children.

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