1. How much time do you feel you spend with your mother/father? (1 = almost none‚ 7 = a great deal)
2. How well do you feel you have been able to maintain a steady relationship with your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
3. How much do you trust your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal)
4. How confident are you that your mother/father would not ridicule or make fun of you if you were to talk about a problem? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
5. How confident are you that your mother/father would help you when you have a problem? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
6. How close do you feel to your mother/father? (1 = very distant‚ 7 = very close)
7. How comfortable would you be approaching your mother/father about a romantic problem? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
8. How comfortable would you be talking to your mother/father about a problem at school? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
9. How confused are you about the exact role your mother/father is to have in your life? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal) 10.How accurately do you feel you understand your mother/father's feelings‚ thoughts‚ and behavior? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal) 11.How easily do you accept the weaknesses in your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
12.To what extent do you think of your mother/father as an adult with a life of her own‚ as opposed to thinking of her only as your mother/father? (1 = think of as only mother/father‚ 7 = see as adult with life of her own)
13.How often do you get angry at your mother/father? (1 = almost never‚ 7 = quite often)
14.In general‚ how much do you resent your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal)
15.How well do you communicate with your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
16.How well does your mother/father understand your needs‚ feelings‚ and behavior? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely) 17.How well does your mother/father listen to you? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
18.How much do you care for your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal)
19.When you are away from home‚ how much do you miss typically your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal)
20.How much do you respect your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal)
21.How much do you value your mother/father's opinion? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal) 22.How much do you admire your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = a great deal)
23.How much would you like to be like your mother/father? (1 = not at all‚ 7= a great deal)
24.How much would you be satisfied with your mother/father's life style as your own? (1 = not at all‚ 7 = extremely)
The positive Affective subscale‚ The Father Involvement subscale‚ and the Communication subscale‚ revealed coefficient alpha's of .93‚ .94‚ and .89‚ respectively.
the positive Affective subscale‚ the Resentment/Role confusion subscale‚ the Identification subscale‚ and the Communication subscale revealed coefficient alpha's of .94‚ .61‚ .84‚ and .88‚ respectively. (Fine‚ 1981) Reverse-scoring negatively worded items (9‚ 13‚ and 14)
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