Positive-Negative Semantic Differential (PN-SMD)

Positive qualities
My relationship is…
·         Interesting
·         Full
·         Sturdy
·         Enjoyable
·         Good
·         Friendly
·         Hopeful
Negative qualities
My relationship is…
·         Bad
·         Lonely
·         Discouraging
·         Boring
·         Empty
·         Fragile
·         Miserable
 
0=Not at all‚ 1=A tiny bit‚ 2=A little‚ 3=Somewhat‚ 4=Mostly‚ 5=Very‚ 6=Extremely‚ 7= Completely
 
 

Mattson‚ R. E.‚ Paldino‚ D.‚ & Johnson‚ M. D. (2007). The increased construct validity and utility of assessing relationship quality using separate positive and negative dimensions. Psychological Assessment‚ 19‚ 146–151.

Mattson‚ R. E.‚ Rogge‚ R. D.‚ Johnson‚ M. D.‚ Baker-Davidson‚ E. K. B.‚ & Fincham‚ F. D. (2012). The positive and negative semantic dimensions of relationship satisfaction. Personal Relationships‚ Personal Relationships‚ 20 (2013)‚ 328–355. Online.

German‚ Nicole Marie. (2013). Assessment of Disharmony and Disaffection. Auburn University. Doctoral thesis.

Cunningham‚ S. Karlene Brown.‚ (2010).  Reevaluating Sexual Satisfaction through an Expectancy Lens: Validation of the Sexual Activity Frequency and Expectation Scale. Auburn University .ma‎ster of Science thesis

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Related terms:

  1. Self-concept Semantic Differential Scale
  2. Self-concept Semantic Differential
  3. Semantic Differential
  4. Positive and Negative Affect Scale PANAS
  5. Positive and Negative Affect Scale for Children
  6. Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS)
  7. Dimensions of Gender Stereotypes: Positive Personality, Cognitive, Physical, and Negative Personality
  8. Scale of Positive and Negative Experience (SPANE)
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