Measuring Long-Distance Romantic Relationships: A Validity Study

Mary Carole Pistole · Amber Roberts

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This study investigated aspects of construct validity for the scores of a new long-distance romantic relationship measure. A single-factor structure of the long-distance romantic relationship index emerged, with convergent and discriminant evidence of external validity, high internal consistency reliability, and applied utility of the scores. Implications for counselors are discussed.

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